The Dance is a live performance by Fleetwood Mac, released on Cassette, CD and VHS in 1997, and later on DVD. It hailed the return of the band’s most successful line-up of Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, Christine McVie, John McVie and Stevie Nicks, who had not released an album together since 1987’s Tango in the Night.

Who Knew will be performing “The Dance”

Who Knew was established in 2008 and is the heart project of cancer survivor and lead singer, Kelli Ann.  Who Knew has been nominated for and earned multiple awards including being named Chicagoland’s Number One Dance Band.  Individuals have a multitude of varied award winning experience, including grammy nominations for song writing and performing, national and international touring, and have performed on incredible stages, including Carnegie Hall.

Ken Becker (guitar/vox as Lindsay Buckingham), Kelli Ann MacCord Lotrich (Vox, as Stevie Nicks and 1 request prepared as Christine McVie, and acoustic guitar and tam), Jaclyn Rada (keys as Christine McVie), MaryCate Hines (vox as backups and Christine McVie and acoustic guitar), Claire Corriveau  (vox as backups and Christine McVie and acoustic guitar), Matt Cordier (percussion as Mick Fleetwood) and Brian Garabaldi (Bass and Vox as John McVie).

Strangers in the Night with original subtitle A Double Live Album is a live album by the British rock band UFO, first released in 1979 (see 1979 in music) on the Chrysalis label.

“Hello Chicago! Would you please welcome from England, U! F! O!”

During the hard rockin’ high-times of the ’70s, the live album achieved iconic status. During the era of excess, the double live album ruled turntables. In January of 1979, with five previous studio albums recorded under their contract with Chrysalis Records, UFO issued Strangers in the Night. In my humble opinion, this LP stands as the greatest official concert recording ever unleashed from the wild world of hard rock and heavy metal. Featuring the classic, high-flyin’ UFO line-up of vocalist Phil Mogg, bassist Pete Way, mercurial anthem-rock guitarist Michael Schenker, drummer Andy Parker, and Paul Raymond on keyboards, S I T N captures the band firing on all cylinders during the Autumn of 1978 US tour.

Most cuts included where recorded at the Chicago International Ampitheater since “the people in Chicago really took us to their hearts. We did well in other cities, but Chicago was like a home-away-from-home for us, and to this day it’s a special place for UFO.” – Pete Way