As Fleetwood Mac began to fracture, Stevie Nicks poured heartbreak and isolation into Storms, creating one of the most ...

Calling all Fleetwood Mac die-hard fans and lovers. No matter your age or how long you’ve been a fan, this famous British American rock band that has dominated the musical scene since the late sixties ...

Fleetwood Mac had been through countless lineup changes since staking their claim on the frontlines of the British blues explosion by the time they invited two Yanks — a folk-rock duo named Buckingham ...

Fleetwood Mac toiled for a decade before they achieved massive success by adding Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham to the lineup. The duo provided the spark that helped the band explode in ...

Finding chart success isn’t the sign of a stellar band, but it can indicate that the music resonates with fans. Fleetwood Mac wrote more than two dozen songs that stuck with fans. “Dreams,” the Stevie ...

Fleetwood Mac was no stranger to creative and personal differences throughout their decades-long tenure as a band, and Mick Fleetwood being particularly fond of a song that Stevie Nicks couldn’t stand ...

In most instances, John McVie had no problem coming up with bass parts for Fleetwood Mac songs. The iconic riff in “The Chain,” for example, was all his doing. “I butted heads [with] Lindsey ...

Some songs are lengthy labors of love, but others, including a classic Fleetwood Mac song that Christine McVie wrote in the late 1970s, fall out of an artist in one fell swoop, almost like divine ...

Christine McVie was, and forever will be, one of a kind. She was born Perfect—literally, her birth name was Christine Perfect—before marrying John McVie. She joined Fleetwood Mac alongside him in 1970 ...