Fleetwood Mac: Latest News

Lindsey Buckingham has called off the remainder of his European tour due to "ongoing health issues". The former Fleetwood Mac guitarist, who underwent life-saving heart surgery in 2019, has been forced to pull the rest of his jaunt, with shows in Glasgow, Dublin and Liverpool this week axed. A social media statement read: "Due to ongoing health issues, Lindsey is regrettably having to cancel the remaining shows on his current European tour.

Lindsey Buckingham cancelled the remainder of his UK and European tour dates due to “ongoing health issues”.The former Fleetwood Mac guitarist and singer was currently midway through a run of rescheduled UK gigs, which were due to be played earlier this year before he was forced to postpone the tour after he and members of his live band and crew contracted COVID.After playing the London Palladium on Saturday night (October 1), Buckingham shared a message on his social media the following day, revealing that the remainder of the dates – including a show set for tonight (October 3) in Glasgow – are now cancelled.The message said: “Due to ongoing health issues, Lindsey is regrettably having to cancel the remaining shows on his current European tour.“Refunds will be available from the point of purchase. Lindsey sends his deepest apologies to all of his fans who were planning to attend and hopes to return to Europe in the future.See the message and the cancelled tour dates below.News on Lindsey’s remaining European tour dates.

Lindsey Buckingham has postponed his upcoming UK and European tour after he and members of his live band and crew recently contracted COVID-19.The former Fleetwood Mac musician had been due to kick off his solo tour in Dublin on Tuesday (May 17), with further dates booked in Glasgow, Liverpool and London.Buckingham has now been forced, however, to postpone those dates as he continues his recovery from COVID-19, which also forced the premature end of his recent North American tour.“It is with great sadness that we are announcing the postponement of Lindsey’s European tour,” a statement posted on the musician’s social media channels this afternoon (May 12) reads.“Along with other members of his band and crew, Lindsey contracted COVID-19 at the end of his latest North American tour, forcing that to end prematurely.News on Lindsey’s upcoming European tour.

Stevie Nicks has cancelled her scheduled 2021 tour dates due to coronavirus concerns.The Fleetwood Mac singer was due to perform a number of solo shows this year, including at Austin City Limits, BottleRock Napa Valley and Jazz Aspen Festival.Sharing a statement on social media tonight (August 10), Nicks announced that these concerts will no longer take place while addressing these “challenging times with challenging decisions”.“I want everyone to be safe and healthy and the rising Covid cases [in the US] should be of concern to all of us,” the 73-year-old singer wrote, adding that she is “still being extremely cautious” despite being fully vaccinated.“Because singing and performing have been my whole life, my primary goal is to keep

a Halloween costume based off the video, and Stevie Nicks has joined TikTok to upload her own version of the “Dreams” video.As many of us know, Nicks is a member of Fleetwood Mac and wrote and sings “Dreams.”It’s a song she wrote when she was breaking up with fellow Fleetwood Mac member Lindsey Buckingham. It was on the band’s 1977 record-breaking album “Rumours.”Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood already took on the “Dreams” challenge last week, so it’s no surprise that Nicks was going to pay tribute to her song.She officially joined TikTok and posted homage to Apodaca’s video -- and it’s great.In it, you can see Nicks lacing up her vintage roller skates (clearly, she wasn’t about to longboard) while she sings the lyrics to her song.

Stevie Nicks has said that she fears that she “will probably never sing again” if she contracts coronavirus.The Fleetwood Mac musician shared a journal entry addressing the pandemic on Twitter yesterday (August 12), following on from the one she penned last month in which she asked people to become “spiritual warriors” in the coronavirus age by “wearing a mask and staying in as much as possible”.Reflecting on the surge in COVID-19-related deaths in the US since her last post on July 29, Nicks again encouraged people to wear masks in public and socially distance.“Are you aware, everyone, that if you survive this virus you will be fighting the after-effects for the rest of your life?” she asked her readers.

Stevie Nicks is opening up about her grave concerns with the coronavirus pandemic, from the debilitating effects COVID-19 could have on herself to the dangers people are facing by not wearing masks. In a lengthy "journal entry" shared on her Facebook page, the Fleetwood Mac singer sounded off on Americans who are failing to protect themselves.

Stevie Nicks has urged fans to wear a face covering and warned she may never sing again if she catches Covid-19.

Stevie Nicks is begging her fellow Americans to wear masks.

Stevie Nicks regrets not sharing the stage with Fleetwood Mac's Peter GreenMick Fleetwood pays tribute to Peter Green as Fleetwood Mac co-founder dies aged 74Tributes pour in to Peter Green as Fleetwood Mac co-founder dies aged 73‘You take deadly chances because you think you’re immortal. You’re not.

She's a rock 'n' roll icon.And on Tuesday, Stevie Nicks pleaded with her fans to take the COVID-19 pandemic seriously and wear masks when out in public and practice social distancing.'If I get it, I will probably never sing again,' the Fleetwood Mac singer shared on Facebook.

Fleetwood Mac co-founder and blues guitarist Peter Green has left an irreplaceable mark in the music halls of fame.

LONDON – Peter Green, the dexterous blues guitarist who led the first incarnation of Fleetwood Mac in a career shortened by psychedelic drugs and mental illness, has died. He was 73.The law firm, Swan Turton, announced the death in a statement Saturday.

Brian Wilson has co-signed the cover, sharing it on social media

On Monday, three-time Oscar nominee Johnny Depp shared his first-ever throwback Instagram snap of himself playing the famous 'Greeny' 1959 Les Paul Gibson guitar at his home recording studio.The 56-year-old actor-rocker - who's amassed 3.4M followers since joining the social media app last Thursday - wrote: 'I was and remain, somewhat, in shock! An incredible experience!'Fleetwood Mac co-founder Peter Green originally bought the instrument for an alleged $300 back in 1966.