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9-23-00 Performed at a benefit for the Arizona Heart Institute's planned "Cardiovascular Research and Education" building. Sponsored by Wells Fargo, the concert venue is America West Arena in Phoenix AZ, ticket prices range from $20 to $1000, and an all-star cast is expected.

2-11-00 Performed at a private function for the National Basketball Association's 49th All-Star game festivities at the Cow Palace in San Francisco CA. After performing a five song set, Al Green headlined.

12-28-99 - 1-9-00 Performed in a mini "Pondering the Millennium" tour: four dates at House of Blues Hollywood CA, two dates at the Sun Theater in Anaheim CA, and New Year's Eve at the House of Blues in Las Vegas NV.

1-6-00 Performed at a private corporate function for Zenith dealers at Comdex (Consumer Eelectronics Show) at "The Joint", inside the Hard Rock Casino, Las Vegas NV. Jay Leno opened for Stevie.

11-19-99 Performed at a private corporate function for First Data Corporation at the Civic Center in Omaha NE.

9-14-99 Performed "Gold Dust Woman" at a Sheryl Crow concert held in Central Park's East Meadow in New York City. The show was simulcast on the Fox network, and promoted a new credit card. Tickets were free.

7-17-99 Performed "Strong Enough" with Sheryl Crow at Lilith Fair at the Pasadena Rose Bowl in CA.

6-8-99 Performed a full set at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans LA to an audience of 2000 for a private function for the National Association of Chain Drug Stores Marketplace Conference.

5-25-99 Release of MTV video jockey Jesse Camp's album "Jesse & the 8th Street Kidz". Stevie duets with Jesse on his composition, "My Little Savior".

5-18-99 Won two Citations of Achievement at the 47th annual "BMI Pop Awards". The ceremony was held at the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills CA, and this performing rights organization recognized Stevie for her songs "Landslide" and "Silver Springs".

4-30-99 Appeared at Patricia Barnstable-Brown's annual Kentucky Derby party, held in Louisville KY.

3-30-99 Was a special guest at Sheryl Crow's Union Hall Phoenix AZ concert, and dueted with Sheryl on "Strong Enough".

11-4-98 Performed at the City of Hope Cancer Center benefit held at Barker Hangar at the Santa Monica Airport. Stevie performed "It Takes Two" as a duet with Don Henley, and also Allanah Myles' "Black Velvet". Admission was $500.

11-1-98 Premiere broadcast of the "Storytellers" live performance on VH1. The performance was taped

8-18-98 at Sony Studios in New York City.

11-1-98 Premiere broadcast of the "Behind the Music" documentary special on VH1.

10-18-98 Premiere broadcast of Stevie performing "Strong Enough" as a duet with Sheryl Crow on Sheryl's "Storytellers". This performance was taped on 8-20-98.

10-6-98 "Practical Magic" soundtrack released, which includes Stevie's previous compositions "Crystal" and "If You Ever Did Believe".

9-26-98 Performed at the Andre Agassi Charitable Foundation benefit at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas NV. Stevie sang "At Last", "Dreams", "Rhiannon", and "Stand Back" with Mick Fleetwood.

9-3-98 Appeared at "Stormy Weather," a benefit for the Walden Woods Foundation held on Treasure Island in the San Francisco Bay. Attendance was between 2000-3000, and tickets were by invitation only.

8-18-98 Premiere broadcast of the VH1 "Fanatic" segment with fan Elena Bernal. This segment was taped on 7-25-98 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas NV after Stevie's Enchanted tour performance.

8-14-98 The Enchanted tour wraps up with this appearance at "A Day in the Garden", a festival held at the original 1969 Woodstock Festival site of Max Yasgur's farm, in Bethel NY.

6-16-98 Appeared on Late Show with David Letterman, performed "Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You".

5-27-98 "Enchanted" US tour begins, to continue through mid-August.

4-30-98 Appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, performed "Stand Back".

4-28-98 Participated in a Yahoo real-time chat with fans. 4-28-98 Release of "Enchanted" three CD boxed set.

4-16-98 Appeared at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles CA in "Stormy Weather", a benefit for the Walden Woods Project. Performed "When Sunny Gets Blue" and Etta James' "At Last". Admission was $75-$150-$500.

2-25-98 Appeared at the 40th annual Grammy awards ceremony at Radio City Music Hall, New York City NY. Performed a medley of hits, "Rhiannon", "Go Your Own Way", and "Don't Stop". Stevie was nominated for three Grammys: Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal for "The Chain", Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal for "Silver Springs", and Best Pop Album for "The Dance".

2-9-98 Appeared at the 16th annual Brit Awards at Docklands Arena in London England. Performed "Don't Stop", "Rhiannon", "Go Your Own Way", and "Everywhere". George Martin presented the "Outstanding Contribution To British Music" Brit award to Fleetwood Mac. [Scheduled to be aired in the US on ABC-TV April 11.]

1-24-98 Appeared on the German TV show "Wetten Dass". Lip-synched "Silver Springs".

1-12,13-98 Appeared on the David Letterman show with Lindsey Buckingham and performed Landslide and Big Love.

1-12-98 Accepted Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction award with the rest of Fleetwood Mac at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City. Performed Landslide, Big Love, and Say You Love Me. Admission was $1250-$2000.

12-19-97 Read as 'Ghost of Christmas Past' in the play "A Christmas Carol" to benefit the Salvation Army. Admission was a food donation. Presented by local radio station KTAR, the annual event took place at the Herberger Theater, Phoenix AZ, and began at 1pm. Stevie's neice was also in the play.

9-17-97 to 11-30-97 The Dance tour with Fleetwood Mac.

8-26-97 VHS video version of "Fleetwood Mac: The Dance" released, containing songs not included on the CD version.

8-19-97 CD version of "The Dance" released.

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