Stevie Nicks to Appear on 'Saturday Night Live'
Stevie Nicks' SNL Appearance
Stevie Nicks, of Fleetwood Mac fame, is scheduled to perform on the popular late-night sketch comedy show 'Saturday Night Live' on October 8, 2022. Nicks will join host Brendan Gleeson and musical guest Willow on the show's season 48 premiere.
This will be Nicks' third appearance on 'Saturday Night Live'. She first appeared in 1975 with Fleetwood Mac, performing the songs 'Rhiannon' and 'Say You Love Me'. She returned in 2019 as a guest of Miley Cyrus, performing 'Edge of Seventeen' with Cyrus and 'Landslide' solo.
Nicks is one of rock music's most iconic and influential figures. She has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, once as a member of Fleetwood Mac and once as a solo artist. She has also won eight Grammy Awards and sold over 140 million records worldwide.
Fleetwood Mac and 'Saturday Night Live'
Fleetwood Mac has a long history with 'Saturday Night Live'. The band has performed on the show six times, more than any other musical guest. Their first appearance was in 1976, and they most recently appeared in 2019.
Fleetwood Mac's performances on 'Saturday Night Live' have been consistently praised by critics. In 2019, their performance of 'Dreams' was called "one of the best musical performances in 'SNL' history" by Rolling Stone magazine.
What to Expect from Nicks' Performance
Nicks is likely to perform a mix of her solo hits and Fleetwood Mac classics during her appearance on 'Saturday Night Live'. She may also perform new material from her upcoming album, '24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault', which is set to be released on October 7, 2022.
Fans can expect a powerful and memorable performance from Nicks, who is known for her captivating stage presence and timeless songs.
Conclusion
Stevie Nicks' appearance on 'Saturday Night Live' is sure to be a highlight of the show's 48th season. Nicks is a legendary performer with a vast catalog of hits, and her appearance on 'SNL' is sure to be a must-see for fans of all ages.
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