The continued survival of Fleetwood Mac following the group’s landmark 1977 album “Rumours” came down to the fact that Stevie Nicks chose to have an abortion, the singer told CBS Sunday Morning on ...

Lindsey Buckingham's comparison of Fleetwood Mac's turbulent dynamics to the Eagles' harmonious approach, reveal insights into the bands' contrasting legacies.

Stevie Nicks, the legendary singer who rose to fame with Fleetwood Mac, says the band would have broken up in the 1970s it she had not ended her pregnancy. In an interview on “CBS News Sunday Morning, ...

Before there were the hauntingly stunning vocals from Stevie Nicks, the sounds of Christine McVie’s keys or the tension from the relationship between Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, there was another ...

Here are a handful of songs that help fill in the backstory of what made these British-American rockers so compelling ...

Christine McVie, the vocalist, songwriter and keyboardist for Fleetwood Mac, died Wednesday at age 79. The English musician, born in Bouth, Lancashire, found success with the blues band Chicken Shack ...

Buckingham and Nicks met in high school, and she joined his psychedelic rock band, Fritz, in the late 1960s. By the early 1970s, the band had broken up, and the pair decided to move from Palo Alto, ...

Fleetwood had other earlier credits on the instrumentals “Fighting For Madge” from the band’s 1969 album Then Play On to “What a Shame” on Future Games in 1971 and a handful of other tracks inside ...

Fleetwood Mac will mark the 50th anniversary of their self-titled 1975 release by teaming up with Rhino to present two new top-of-the-line audio variations, dubbed the Blu-Ray Audio edition and ...