Mirage Tour ’82 by Fleetwood Mac, album cover
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Mirage Tour ’82

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Mirage Tour '82 is a live album from Fleetwood Mac, released on 20 September 2024. It documents the band on the road in support of Mirage, their 1982 studio album, which followed Tusk (1979) in a catalogue that also includes Rumours (1977) and the self-titled Fleetwood Mac album of 1975.

For anyone who loves the band's Buckingham–Nicks-era sound, it offers a chance to hear that period's songs in a concert setting rather than as polished studio recordings. It is a companion to Mirage itself, so it makes the most sense for listeners who already know the record and want to hear how the band presented that period on stage.

Mirage Tour ’82: tracklist, credits and charts

22 tracks · 1:54:52

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1Second Hand NewsLindsey Buckingham4:06
  3. 2The ChainBuckingham, Fleetwood, McVie, McVie, Nicks6:38
  4. 3Don't StopChristine McVie3:48
  5. 4DreamsStevie Nicks4:13
  6. 5Oh WellPeter Green4:32
  7. 6RhiannonStevie Nicks7:05
  8. 7Brown EyesChristine McVie4:21
  9. 8Eyes of the WorldLindsey Buckingham4:07
  10. 9GypsyStevie Nicks4:36
  11. 10Love in StoreChristine McVie and Jim Recor3:20
  12. 11Not That FunnyLindsey Buckingham9:07
  13. Disc 2
  14. 1Never Going Back AgainLindsey Buckingham4:24
  15. 2LandslideStevie Nicks4:13
  16. 3TuskLindsey Buckingham5:57
  17. 4SaraStevie Nicks6:12
  18. 5Hold MeChristine McVie and Robbie Patton4:14
  19. 6You Make Loving FunChristine McVie4:43
  20. 7I’m So AfraidLindsey Buckingham6:29
  21. 8Go Your Own WayLindsey Buckingham6:28
  22. 9Blue LetterMichael Curtis and Richard Curtis4:43
  23. 10Sisters of the MoonStevie Nicks8:03
  24. 11SongbirdChristine McVie3:33
Produced by
Ken Caillat
Recorded at
Kia Forum
Recorded
21 and 22 October 1982
Mixed by
Ken Caillat, Bill Inglot, Brian Kehew
Mastered by
Dan Hersch
Artwork
Rory Wilson
Photography
Neil Zlozower
Labels
Warner Records, Rhino Entertainment
Length
1:54:52

Line-up

  • Lindsey Buckingham · guitar, vocal · guest
  • Mick Fleetwood · drums (drum set), percussion · guest
  • Christine McVie · organ, piano, accordion, maracas, tambourine, vocal · guest
  • John McVie · bass guitar · guest
  • Stevie Nicks · tambourine, cowbell, vocal · guest

Singles

  • “Don't Stop (Live at the Forum)” · 30 July 2024
  • “Never Going Back Again (Live at the Forum)” · 21 August 2024
  • “Oh Well (Live at the Forum)” · 18 September 2024

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Tastemaker · 202413
Scottish Albums · 202423
US Album Sales · 202429
German Albums · 202455
Swiss Albums · 202490

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20 September 2024USWarner Records603497823635original
20 September 2024XWWarner Records603497823642original
20 September 2024—Rhino603497820382original
20 September 2024—Rhino Atlantic603497820382original
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