Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks offered The Lumineers 'seal of approval' after gig

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Festival in 2017.However, guitarist Wesley, 39, couldn't quite believe his luck during a chance encounter with the Fleetwood Mac star who he had grown up listening to.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Wesley said: "We played a bill that was us, Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty at Hyde Park."I met her a couple of times a couple of different times and got to speak with her."He went on to add: "The show itself was kind of everything you hoped for, normally you see these artists that are household names and you say 'I wish I would have seen them then', she's always had this mystical magnetic thing."She's always been beautiful, but she never led with that, there's something very, very powerful about someone choosing to not have that be the thing that defines them and I respected that, I admired that a lot."Speaking about his most memorable meeting, he continued: "She was a person of the year one year at a BMI awards thing and she gave this hour-plus speech."She was so funny, it was like you were talking to her at a bar, that's how she gave the speech, she was like 'Rule number five, don't date a married man', that was one of the openers."The lady is amazing, she's everything you kind of want in Stevie Nicks in your rock heroes, you know, she lives up to it."I remember feeling really embarrassed because our managers were like 'I'll introduce you' and I'm like 'This is so douchey'."Explaining how the meeting worked, he said: "This is how it works, you walk up and your manager goes, 'Stevie Nicks.

This is Wesley Schultz from The Lumineers' it's weird."You have a handler and she couldn't have been sweeter about it and she was like 'Lumineers, Lumineers make good music' and then I felt really accepted."We could talk, she respected.