Fleetwood Mac is having their story told in an all-new Apple TV+ documentary, featuring the band's most famous lineup - Mick ...

Christine McVie realized that she "could no sooner do twirls in chiffon than Stevie [Nicks] could play the piano.” ...

Christine McVie died in 2022, but the Fleetwood Mac mainstay was so important to the band, they won't continue without her. A ...

According to Billboard, a documentary chronicling Fleetwood Mac’s journey to superstardom and beyond is currently “in the ...

While Christine McVie may have been the original voice of Fleetwood Mac, she couldn't escape the pangs of jealousy when it ...

After telling the stories of everyone from The Beach Boys to The Bee Gees, Carole King and James Taylor, Frank Marshall has ...

Fleetwood Mac was formed in London in 1967 and released its self-titled debut album the next year. Two of the band's most ...

Apple Original Films is already touting the Frank Marshall-directed doc as the "definitive" look at the iconic band.

First appearing on Fleetwood Mac's final album in 2003, this 9-11 inspired track has always proven too personal and emotional ...

Steve Nicks and Christine McVie instantly connected when they joined Fleetwood Mac. “To be in a band with another girl who ...

Fleetwood Mac's lineup shifted several times over the years, but when Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joined the group, everything changed. In a new book titled Songbird: An Intimate Biography of ...

Former Fleetwood Mac frontwoman Stevie Nicks refuses to perform this 2003 song live, saying it's far too emotional.