Photos: Fleetwood Mac's 1977 concert at Arizona Stadium in Tucson
Around 67,000 people attended the August 1977 concert at Arizona Stadium headlined by the famous rock band. The lineup also included Kenny Loggins, the Marshall Tucker Band and a local band called Arizona.
At the time, it was the largest rock concert in Arizona history, beating out Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson's 1976 concert in Tempe while filming "A Star is Born."
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From left, Mick Fleetwood, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham perform.
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Many of the ticket-holders in the stands couldn’t resist making a run for the infield seats at Arizona Stadium.
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Fleetwood Mac performs at Arizona Stadium on Aug. 27, 1977.
Fleetwood Mac in Tucson
August 27, 1977: Somewhere under all those people is the football field at Arizona Stadium during the Fleetwood Mac concert.
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Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac perform.
Fleetwood Mac in Tucson
“Oh my head,” one fan seems to say to the first-aid attendants, who kept a vigil over the Fleetwood Mac concert.
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Fleetwood Mac fans are reflected in Douglas Brown’s shades at the band's 1977 concert at Arizona Stadium.
Fleetwood Mac in Tucson
A couple of concertgoers apparently just didn’t want the night to end.
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Fleetwood Mac ticket holders in the stands of the UA Stadium couldn't resist a run for the infield seats in 1977.
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Christie Coleman, a UA student, fooled them all. She brought water in her wineskin to the Fleetwood Mac Concert at the University of Arizona stadium.
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The crowd at Arizona Stadium during Fleetwood Mac's concert in 1977. More than 60,000 people attended.
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Jess Nicks encouraged his daughter's success celebrating along the journey to fame and glory. He was a constant advocate of her career and her band, Fleetwood Mac.
Nearly five decades later, a Fleetwood Mac concert at the University of Arizona football stadium in Tucson still resonates as rock 'n' roll history.