Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks took the stage on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden for the latest stop on the ‘Heart and Soul’ tour. The seasoned entertainers had the crowd on their feet the majority of the concert as the two belted out hit after hit.
The 'Heart and Soul' tour started in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, at the beginning of the month. Uniting two of music’s most legendary forces for a series of arena concerts throughout North America, fans got to hear the stars together as well as separately on stage. The arena concert featured both artists performing their rock & rolls sets from their unmatched catalogs of hits and backed by a band of musicians, backup singers and a large stage production.
In a career spanning five decades, he has an estimated 250 million album and singles sold worldwide, Rod Stewart is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and unquestionably one of the most notable performers of all time. He finished 2010 at the top of both the touring and album charts and
Stevie Nicks, Rock and Roll's reigning queen, will be releasing her highly anticipated new album ‘In: Your Dreams” on May 3, 2011. The new album, her first album of new material in slightly over a decade, has fans ready for her to return to the stage with older classics as well as playing new music.
The tour continues on Sunday, March 27 in Uncasville, Connecticut at the Mohegan Sun Arena.
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