Lindsey Buckingham hints at Stevie Nicks project in 2027
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Lindsey Buckingham has suggested that a project involving Stevie Nicks could emerge in 2027, following their reconciliation after years of estrangement. The prospect is significant for Fleetwood Mac fans because their renewed relationship may lead to fresh activity connected with the band, though no tour, recording or other specific project has been confirmed.
Buckingham said he and Nicks now speak regularly and described an upcoming Fleetwood Mac documentary as part of a healing process for the group. Their relationship had been strained since Buckingham’s 2018 removal from Fleetwood Mac and subsequent legal dispute, but contact resumed around the 2025 reissue of their 1973 Buckingham Nicks album. The possible plans coincide with the 50th anniversary of Rumours in 2027, while Nicks has no currently scheduled solo dates.
- Buckingham and Nicks have reconciled after years apart.
- Buckingham hinted at announcements or projects in 2027.
- No Fleetwood Mac reunion tour has been confirmed.
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Fleetwood Mac are a British-American rock band whose best-known line-up included Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, Christine McVie and John McVie. Buckingham and Nicks joined in 1975, bringing a close musical partnership and a personal relationship that later ended.
Their 1977 album Rumours became one of the biggest-selling albums in history, with songs including Go Your Own Way, Dreams and The Chain. Much of its music reflected tensions and break-ups among band members, which became part of the group’s public story.
Buckingham left and rejoined Fleetwood Mac at different points, before being dismissed from the band in 2018. Nicks has continued as a solo artist, while Fleetwood Mac’s future has been uncertain since the death of Christine McVie in 2022.
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Originally published by Rolling Stone as “Lindsey Buckingham Teases Project With Stevie Nicks: ‘Next Year Should Be Pretty Interesting’”.