Rumours was Fleetwood Mac’s most successful album, but it was created during a period of intense personal turmoil for the band members. Keyboardist Christine McVie was married to bass guitarist John ...

Fleetwood Mac lost one of its leading lights on November 30 with the passing of vocalist Christine McVie at age 79 after a short illness. She joined the band under the name Christine Perfect in 1968 ...

Lonestar is composed of lead singer Drew Womack, keyboardist Dean Sams, guitarist Michael Britt and drummer Keech Rainwater. Womack joined the band in 2021, while Sams, Britt, and Rainwater are ...

Singer-songwriter and keyboardist Christine McVie — best known for her long tenure in the massively successful classic rock band Fleetwood Mac, and for penning some of their most iconic radio hits, ...

Lonestar have turned their attention to a cover of a classic Fleetwood Mac song, and they are letting Taste of Country fans hear it first in an exclusive premiere. The '90s hitmakers scored a number ...

Christine McVie died Wednesday at age 79. She wrote some of the band's most popular songs including: "Don't Stop" and "You Make Loving Fun." Christine McVie has died. She was part of Fleetwood Mac.

Fleetwood Mac's groundbreaking 1977 album Rumours celebrates the 48th anniversary of its historic release on February 4. Rumours won the Album of the Year Award at the Grammys in 1978 and eventually ...

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 ...

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One of the things that made the British-born rock band Fleetwood Mac special was that they had so many talented contributors. From Stevie Nicks to Mick Fleetwood to Lindsey Buckingham. But one of the ...

McVie, who died November 30 at age 79, was the voice behind Fleetwood hits like "Everywhere" and "You Making Loving Fun." Fleetwood Mac lost one of its leading lights on November 30 with the passing ...