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BUCKINGHAM NICKS RECEIVES FIRST-EVER REISSUE LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM AND STEVIE NICKS’ ELUSIVE 1973 STUDIO ALBUM ARRIVES SEPTEMBER 19 WITH NEWLY REMASTERED SOUND FOR CD AND DIGITAL DEBUT RHINO HIGH FIDELITY SERIES PRESENTS TWO LIMITED VINYL EDITIONS, INCLUDING ONE WITH BONUS REPLICA 7-INCH SINGLES “CRYING IN THE NIGHT” AVAILABLE TO STREAM TODAY LISTEN HERE BOTH AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT RHINO.COM PRE-ORDER HERE Download Hi-Res Images HERE . (July 23, 2025 - Los Angeles, CA) Buckingham Nicks , the only studio album by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks as a duo, will be reissued for the first time

Fleetwood Mac fans who know their stuff are aware of a 1973 album called BUCKINGHAM NICKS, a duo consisting of – you guessed it – soon-to-be Mac members Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, but now a new duo is rising from the band’s membership. Mr. Buckingham is still in the mix, but this time he’s recorded an album’s worth of songs with Christine McVie, and if you weren’t otherwise occupied with reading about it, you could be picking up a copy right now! For the sake of argument, though, let’s say that you want to read about it before picking up a copy. Entitled LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM /

He’s well known as the talented, often-astounding guitarist for Fleetwood Mac, but he’s also constructed a fantastic career as a solo artist. He’s Lindsey Buckingham, and today’s his birthday, so celebrate with our best-of-Buckingham playlist, which is filled top to bottom with solo songs, Fleetwood Mac material, and a number of tracks which feature Buckingham as either a producer or a performer. Also, we’ve taken some time to compile a list of five things that you may not known about our man Lindsey, so give it a read and have your mind blown a few times. His brother was an Olympic athlete

Stevie Nicks has released her signature take on Buffalo Springfield’s timeless protest song “ For What It’s Worth” today as a digital download and streaming single. A Dolby Atmos mix of the track is also available now on all platforms that support the format. Listen to it below. The two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer recently added the song live to her setlist earlier this month as part of her ongoing U.S. tour, which will continue through late October. Singer-songwriter Vanessa Carlton will open for Nicks during the tour. Tickets are on sale now. Nicks recorded “For What It’s Worth” earlier

Vinyl Boxed Set Includes LAW AND ORDER, GO INSANE, And OUT OF THE CRADLE, Plus Rarities LP With Eight Bonus Tracks. 4-LP Collection Available From Rhino On June 14. 4-CD Set Coming In August 2024.

42 years ago today, Fleetwood Mac’s self-titled album landed atop the Billboard 200, having taking a slow and steady path to get there. To celebrate the occasion, we’ve put together a list of five things about the album that you may not have realized. 1. “Monday Morning,” “Rhiannon,” and “I’m So Afraid” were all written before Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac. Prior to Bob Welch’s departure from Fleetwood Mac sending the rest of the band on a search for a replacement, Buckingham and Nicks had been playing around as a duo called – not entirely surprisingly – Buckingham

How the Fleetwood Mac singer struck gold with her first solo LP.

The legendary drummer is "confident" they will get together onstage and in the studio.

The return to active duty of the RUMOURS-era Fleetwood Mac was a welcome bit of news in 1997. Each of the band’s three main songwriters -- Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie -- had done solo work that, while quality stuff, had not nearly scaled the commercial heights of the band in their prime. And drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie’s stab at moving on without their singing trio -- 1995’s desultory TIME, featuring ex-Traffic guitarist Dave Mason -- could hardly have fared worse. From the opening notes of “The Chain” on THE DANCE -- the live album and video project