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Elle
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham Just Reignited Rumors About an Unexpected Project
Whatever spell Stevie Nicks cast on Lindsay Buckingham during that fateful 1997 performance of 'Silver Springs,' it doesn't seem to be wearing off any time soon. Nearly three decades later, and her magic is still holding fast: The former couple—whose tumultuous relationship transformed Fleetwood Mac into a rock band as infamous for its romantic dramas as its genre-defining music—are up to something again. This, perhaps, shouldn't come as a surprise to fans who have followed the pair throughout their relationship. (They have, by their own admission, never been great at going their own ways.) But the latest round of buzz comes courtesy of a new project teased on July 17, when Buckingham and Nicks each posted a set of lyrics on their respective social media pages. 'And if you go forward...' Nicks posted, with Buckingham finishing, 'I'll meet you there.' Fans recognized the words as lyrics from 'Frozen Love,' a track off Buckingham Nicks, the 1973 album the couple released together before joining Fleetwood Mac in 1974. The song is central to the band's origin story, having inadvertently earned both Buckingham and Nicks the jobs that would make them famous. As the story goes, co-founder Mick Fleetwood was touring Sound City Studios in Los Angeles one day in 1974 when the house engineer played him Buckingham Nicks, including 'Frozen Love,' which Fleetwood enjoyed so much that he decided he wanted Buckingham to join his group as a guitarist. Buckingham agreed, but only if Nicks got to come with him, too. Buckingham and Nicks went on to mold Fleetwood Mac into a hit engine, with many of their most beloved and famous songs chronicling the relationship between the two (as well as between the group's other members, including Fleetwood, John McVie, and Christine McVie. I mean, Daisy Jones and the Six only scratched the surface when it comes to the tangle of affairs that fueled Fleetwood Mac.) 'Go Your Own Way,' 'Silver Springs,' and 'Dreams' are all (reportedly, anyway) songs Nicks and Buckingham wrote about each other, but Buckingham Nicks itself never received a commercial remaster or digital re-release. Thus the latest theory: After half a century, the album might finally get its moment in the spotlight. On July 21, Los Angeles residents spotted a billboard over Sunset Boulevard featuring the iconic Buckingham Nicks cover—in which both Nicks and Buckingham are topless—alongside the date 'Sept. 19.' Neither Nicks nor Buckingham have posted the billboard or any other information about the potential re-release on their social media, so, for now, we can only await their official confirmation. Either way, a collaboration between the two will inevitably raise some eyebrows: Last fans knew, the two were not on amazing terms. After the death of Christy McVie in 2022, Nicks told Rolling Stone in 2024 that she was 'done with Fleetwood Mac for good,' and that the last time she'd spoken with Buckingham was at Christy's celebration of life. 'The only time I've spoken to Lindsey was there, for about three minutes,' she told the outlet. 'I dealt with Lindsey for as long as I could. You could not say that I did not give him more than 300 million chances.' She later added, 'I wish him the best. I hope he lives a long life and continues to go into a studio and work with other people.' But the latest news from the former lovers certainly implies that, instead, they're working with each other again. After first meeting in high school, Buckingham and Nicks have reunited again and again in service of the extraordinary music they make together. Nicks herself put their reasoning best in a 2023 interview with Vulture: When asked why she'd compared watching Prime Video's Daisy Jones and the Six adaptation to 'a ghost watching my own story,' Nicks said, 'It was the kind of snappy sarcasm between [main characters] Daisy and Billy, who in my mind was like me and Lindsey. It was the back-and-forth between the two of them. It was so two people capture the essence of something that reminds you of your life, it's not like you go, They look just like us or They dress just like us. It's something else. It's a certain feeling that they got when they would look at each other after being in an argument and then they'd start to sing. It would blow your mind. I would be watching and be like, Well, there you go. That's exactly why we did it. That's exactly why Fleetwood Mac stayed together for 50 years. It was all for the music. It was all just to keep the music going.' Suffice to say, Buckingham will indeed never get away from the sound of the woman that loves him—and September 19 can't come soon enough.
USA Today
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
After 50 years, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham create new rumors
Almost 50 years later, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham still can't quit stirring rumors. Two parts of a tempestuous love affair that helped buoy Fleetwood Mac's success, Nicks and Buckingham whipped fans of the '70s rock band into a tizzy this week when they hinted at a possible reunion. In separate posts on social media, they shared what appeared to be a handwritten exchange. "And if I go forward..."a note, posted July 17 on Nicks' X account, seemingly in her loopy cursive, read. "I'll meet you there," a twin message, posted to Buckingham's page, responded, scrawled out in different handwriting. Stevie Nicks solo tour gets more dates: How to get tickets Together, the notes form a line from "Frozen Love," a song off the pair's 1973 album "Buckingham Nicks," their first and only joint venture before joining Fleetwood Mac the following year. Elsewhere on the internet, Mick Fleetwood, a drummer and founding member of the band, fanned the flames, sharing a video on Instagram of him listening to the track, captioned "Magic then, magic now." USA TODAY has reached out to representatives for Nicks and Buckingham for comment. While Fleetwood Mac, as a collective, rose to the top of the charts in the 1970s and enjoys widespread popularity now, it is the fraught personal and musical tie between Nicks and Buckingham that continues to inspire a cult-like interest. Best Fleetwood Mac songs of all time, from 'Dreams' to 'Go Your Own Way' An on-again, off-again couple at the height of the band's success, their love affair became the stuff of legend, particularly after "Rumors," a 1977 album littered with lyrics about betrayal and infidelity, offered a raw if not cryptic glimpse into their troubles. Tracks like "Silver Springs" and "Go Your Own Way" are memorialized as testaments to a brilliant but troubled musical pairing, whose personal animus bled into their art. In the years since, Nicks and Buckingham have buried the hatchet, but rarely performed together. Now, fans are hoping their social media posts are teasing a reunion. Whether its an album, radio single, memoir or just a joint performance, though, remains, like the best Fleetwood Mac projects, a rumor.
Extra.ie
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Extra.ie
Fleetwood Mac fans go crazy after reunion rumours spark
Fleetwood Mac fans have been given a reason to speculate about a surprise reunion after core band members Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham shared a pair of cryptic posts on social media. On Thursday, the rock duo teamed up for a coordinated message on social media with lyrics from their 1973 song Frozen Love. The song featured on the pair's sole studio album as a duo, Buckingham Nicks, before they joined Fleetwood Mac the following year. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham finished a lyric together on social media. Pic:for NARAS Stevie shared a picture of a hand-written line, reading: 'And if you go forward…', with Lindsey sharing his own hand-written message: 'I'll meet you there', to complete the lyric. Neither post had any caption or explanation to go along with it, leaving fans to speculate what it could be hinting towards. However, another post earlier this week by the band's co-founder and drummer, Mick Fleetwood, also referenced the song which has led fans to believe a reunion could be on the cards. WHAT IN THE SILVER SPRINGS IS HAPPENING WITH FLEETWOOD MAC??!! — em 🇵🇸 (@youroulonemily) July 17, 2025 In his own Instagram post, Mick was seen listening to the track and saying: 'It's all in the song… It's in the music that played on for so many years. It's magic then, magic now. What a thrill.' Naturally, Fleetwood Mac fans have been whipped up into quite a frenzy as they eagerly await the explanations of the cryptic messages. One fan posted on X: 'WHAT IN THE SILVER SPRINGS IS HAPPENING WITH FLEETWOOD MAC??!!' Another added: 'I will pay an INSANE amount of money for a Fleetwood Mac reunion tour.' A third said: 'Please let this be a hint to a Fleetwood Mac reunion! I will cry.' for non fleetwood mac fans this is like zayn rejoining one direction — harriet 🌙 (@blackmoonpoet) July 17, 2025 Another hopeful fan jokingly explained: 'For non Fleetwood Mac fans this is like Zayn rejoining One Direction.' To see Stevie and Lindsey coordinating a post together is looked at as a surprise in itself considering the pair's notoriously turbulent past. Having been romantically involved with each other to then breaking up during the band's recording of the album Rumours, the duo have given fans an emotional rollercoaster over the years. WAKE UP!!! EVERYBODY WAKE UP!!! — Dr. Raven the Science Maven (@ravenscimaven) July 17, 2025 Their separation made an everlasting impact on music however, inspiring songs such as Stevie's 'Dreams' and Lindsey's 'Go Your Own Way'. Fleetwood Mac did technically reunite back in 2019 during their 'An Evening with Fleetwood Mac' tour, although it was without Lindsey. However this could not be what fans are hoping for due to the death of keyboardist and vocalist Christine McVie in 2022 and Stevie has previously stating that there is no band without her. Fleetwood Mac fans are eagerly awaiting some context for the posts. Pic:Last year, she told Mojo: 'Without Christine, no can do. There is no chance of putting Fleetwood Mac back together in any way. Without her, it just couldn't work.' The only sure thing right now is that fans will be on the edge of their seats for whatever announcement could appear over the next while.
Forbes
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Fleetwood Mac's Hit Song Is Back — But It Was Somehow Never A Single
Fleetwood Mac's 'The Chain' reenters Billboard's Rock Streaming Songs chart and the Billboard Global ... More 200 as 'Dreams' climbs to No. 3 on the rock tally. NEW YORK, UNITED STATES: Members of the British rock group Fleetwood Mac (from left) John McVie, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, Mick Fleetwood and Lindsay Buckingham appear together after receiving their awards and being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 12 January in New York. The thirteenth annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction dinner also honored Santana, The Eagles, The Mamas and Papas, Lloyd Price and Gene Vincent. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read JON LEVY/AFP via Getty Images) Fleetwood Mac typically performs well on the Billboard charts every frame thanks in large part to its album Rumours. To a lesser extent, the group's Greatest Hits compilation also keeps the rockers somewhere on the weekly lists. From time to time, one or two tunes featured in the Grammy-winning act's discography manage to find space as well — and at the moment, a pair of cuts are charting once again as one begins a comeback. 'The Chain' — long regarded as one of Fleetwood Mac's most popular compositions — breaks back onto the Rock Streaming Songs tally at No. 23 this week. It also narrowly manages to find space on the Billboard Global 200, the worldwide ranking of the most-consumed tracks, where it settles at No. 195. 'The Chain' has only appeared on the Billboard Global 200 for four nonconsecutive weeks throughout the half-decade the tally has been compiled. Its lifespan on the Rock Streaming Songs list is far more impressive. The Fleetwood Mac tune has now racked up 85 appearances somewhere on the ranking of the most-played rock tracks on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and iHeartRadio, where it stands as one of the group's top 10 wins on that roster. Fleetwood Mac scores a pair of hit tracks in the U.S. this week, as 'The Chain' joins 'Dreams' on both the Rock Streaming Songs list and the Billboard Global 200. 'Dreams' is rising across all the tallies it appears on, inching closer to the summit on the rock ranking, where it pushes to No. 3. The same tune can also be found on both the Streaming Songs tally and the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. at the same time. The latter roster removes all sales and streaming activity from the United States to show what the rest of the world is listening to. Both 'Dreams' and 'The Chain' were originally featured on Fleetwood Mac's masterpiece Rumours. While 'Dreams' was selected as a proper single, 'The Chain' never earned that status – but that hasn't stopped it from becoming a certified classic, and one of the band's most beloved songs.
Indian Express
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
BTS' RM, V, Jimin and Jungkook to greet fans at designated locations post-discharge; BIGHIT says, ‘Refrain from visiting'
The big BTS reunion is just around the corner, and fans across the globe have already mapped out grand plans to welcome the septet—flying across oceans, fan banners, and full-blown projects. Now, BIGHIT MUSIC has dropped the much-awaited update on the remaining members still serving: Kim Taehyung, Kim Namjoon, Jeon Jungkook, and Park Jimin, all set for discharge in the coming week. Ahead of that, each of them will address fans and the nation from designated spots (not their bases) in brief, closed-door moments limited to staff, where they'll share thoughts on their time in uniform and what's coming next. Also read: BTS loses global dominance to rising K-pop stars who just beat Kendrick Lamar and Billie Eilish in album sales On June 5, the K-pop agency revealed that RM and V, who enlisted together but served in different units (with the Winter Bear crooner choosing to serve in SDT, the anti-terrorism counter unit, while the rapper served in STF for capital defence), will greet fans from Chuncheon. Meanwhile, Jimin and Jungkook, who enlisted under the soldier companionship program, will do so in Yeoncheon. 'Rather than at their respective bases, they will deliver brief messages and share their thoughts on being discharged at separate designated locations,' the agency said, according to Soompi. The agency further asked fans to refrain from visiting the military bases for security reasons and also mentioned that since there won't be any official events at the base, the narrow roads and limited space could pose a risk if a crowd gathers. 'We kindly ask that you refrain from visiting the military bases,' they added. The Bang Si Hyuk-led agency has not commented on whether the members will kick off their return with any public events or meet-and-greet sessions like they did during Jin's arrival. However, HYBE, in their earlier statement, said that the reunion will follow a detailed process on how the group will progress further. It's worth noting that all the remaining members serving right now have already wrapped up their solo schedules before enlistment, so it's highly unlikely they'll instantly begin working on the same. There are reports of individual world tours, especially in the case of Jungkook, but that remains to be seen. Also read: NewJeans makes final call on HYBE settlement after reading fans' letters: ADOR issues statement Jin and J-Hope returned by the end of 2024 and have since released a slew of tracks. The 'Arson' crooner added 'Dreams' feat. Miguel and MONA LISA to his catalogue, and announced a tour titled Killin' It Girl just a week earlier. He's currently touring the world with his impressive setlist, playing to sold-out stadiums and landing a spot on Billboard's cover. Meanwhile, Jin, post-military, released one full-length solo album, Happy, and made his comeback with Echo in April and May 2025. As for SUGA, who's currently serving in the public sector instead of active duty due to his shoulder injury, he's set to wrap up service on June 21.
