Sombr brought out surprise guest Lindsey Buckingham to perform a Fleetwood Mac classic during the singer’s Los Angeles concert Saturday October 10 2026.
“I’d like to welcome to the stage someone I look up to so much,” Sombr said in his introduction. “This man’s music is one of my biggest influences. I grew up on this guy, I think we all grew up on this guy, everyone… He’s just been a great mentor, a great person. Please, give it up for the fucking legend, Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac.”
Buckingham then led Sombr and his band through a rendition of the Rumours classic “Go Your Own Way”:
Mostly performed by Lindsey, with a couple of guest appearances from Mick Fleetwood and John McVie, this 2006 album celebrates its 20th anniversary with its first vinyl release. Pressed on “translucent tan vinyl” in a single pocket jacket with an insert, for RSD Black Friday 2026.
Event: BLACK FRIDAY 2026
Release Date: 11/27/2026
Format: LP
Label: Rhino
Quantity: 3650
Release type: RSD Exclusive Release
Tracklist
Side 1: 1. Not Too Late 2. Show You How 3. Under The Skin 4. I Am Waiting 5. It Was You
Side 2: 1. Try For The Sun 2. Cast Away Dreams 3. Shut Us Down 4. Down On Rodeo 5. Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind 6. Juniper
STEVIE NICKS
Bella Donna
Event: BLACK FRIDAY 2026
Release Date: 11/27/2026
Format: LP
Label: Rhino
Quantity: 5500
Release type: RSD Exclusive Release
Her quadruple platinum 1981 album on picture disc for the first time, housed in a die-cut jacket for RSD Black Friday 2026.
Tracklist Side 1: 1. Bella Donna 2. Kind Of Woman 3. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around 4. Think About It 5. After The Glitter Fades
Side 2: 1. Edge Of Seventeen 2. How Still My Love 3. Leather And Lace 4. Outside The Rain 5. The Highwayman
Stevie Nicks may be known for her wonderfully witchy energy on stage, but she decided to go full fairy mode for the New York City Ballet’s fall fashion gala at the David H. Koch Theater in Lincoln Center on Thursday evening.
The former Fleetwood Mac member made a rare public appearance for the gala, where she looked like a character straight out of a children’s storybook. Her look centered around a romantic pink dress with a tiered skirt and layers of tulle decorated with swirling embroidery and rows of ruffles. Up top, the bubblegum base was covered with a more opaque mauve top layer, which featured bustier-style panels and shimmering gold stitching, the kind you might find on a Grimms’ Fairy Tales book spine.
Nicks paired the design with a set of sandy platform heels in suede, and a chain pendant necklace with a large opal gemstone hanging from it. Each of her arms was stacked with beaded friendship bracelets (a touch fellow singer-songwriter Taylor Swift would certainly approve of), and she sported dangly gold earrings that swirled down to her nape.
However, the most playful touch was the large flower crown resting on Nicks’s head, which appeared to be made of fresh flowers in pink, white, and green.
On the red carpet, other stars brought a bit femininity and fantasy too, whether it was Sarah Jessica Parker in her sheer Simone Rocha bubble dress with pink silk ribbons running down it like laces, or Julia Fox in her velvet black tux with large ruffles and a frilly white blouse layered underneath.
Anywhere she goes, Nicks just knows how to cast a particular spell.
On Wednesday, September 2, Rolling Stone confirmed that Stevie Nicks’ classic track “Landslide” will be featured in the upcoming film. This announcement comes just two days after Nicks joined Olivia Rodrigo on stage to perform the iconic 1975 Fleetwood Mac ballad together at Rodrigo’s inaugural charity festival in Irvine, California.
No word yet on whether it'll be on the soundtrack or if this is the original audio, a new vocal or if there are more contributions to the soundtrack.
You'll recall that, with the first film, Stevie had two tracks featured on the soundtrack, a new recording of "Crystal" plus "If You Ever Did Believe".
August 29th Irvine, CA -- Stevie was the last performer of the night with Olivia Rodrigo… Rodrigo brought out Stevie, along with Waddy Wachtel, for one of the night’s most memorable moments. The two generations of singer-songwriters joined together for a moving rendition of Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide,” trading verses and dancing alongside one another onstage.
After the performance, Nicks offered heartfelt praise for Rodrigo and what she had accomplished in bringing Daisy Chain Fields to life.
"She reminds me a lot of me when I was her age, 100 years ago," Nicks concluded. "And I'm somewhat awestruck that she could do all this because it's so hard, you have no idea, putting something together with all these people, everything. And she's done it with this grace and this crazy, crazy energy that she has. And I told her, 'Don't ever give that up and don't let anybody change you…'
"So support her, come and be a part of her women's rights thing. We all will. And she's very special. Take her to your heart. I have."
Lindsey Buckingham will be performing this Wednesday August 26th at the Judd Apatow & Friends - A Benefit. A benefit for National Immigrant Justice Center
Wednesday, Aug 26, 2026 Largo At The Coronet Los Angeles, CA Show: 8:00PM
Re-pressing of Stevie’s 2019 2LP “Stand Back” collection available August 21st. Look for it at your local record store.
Music from all eight of Nicks’ studio albums are included in the set, from Top 10 hits like “Stand Back” and “Talk To Me” to “The Dealer” from her latest, 2014’s 24 Karat Gold: Songs From The Vault. Those solo tracks are joined by Nicks’ memorable collaborations with other artists, including “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, and “Leather And Lace” with Don Henley.
TRACKLIST:
1. Edge of Seventeen (2019 Remaster) 2. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers) [2019 Remaster] 3. Leather and Lace (with Don Henley) [2019 Remaster] 4. Rooms on Fire (2019 Remaster) 5. Stand Back (2019 Remaster) 6. If Anyone Falls (2019 Remaster) 7. Talk to Me (2019 Remaster) 8. I Can't Wait (2019 Remaster) 9. Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You (2019 Remaster) 10. Long Way to Go (2019 Remaster) 11. Maybe Love Will Change Your Mind (Radio Remix) [2019 Remaster] 12. Blue Denim (2019 Remaster) 13. Every Day (2019 Remaster) 14. Secret Love (2019 Remaster) 15. The Dealer (2019 Remaster) 16. Lady (2019 Remaster) 17. Dreams (Live) [2019 Remaster] 18. Gold Dust Woman (Live) [2019 Remaster]
Fleetwood Mac’s Greatest Hits, first released in 1988, reaches the top 10 on Billboard’s 35-year-old Top Album Sales chart for the first time coming in at No. 10, following its expanded reissue.
The set re-enters the Aug. 15-dated chart at No. 10, besting its previous high of No. 13 (set in 2016), after the album was bolstered with seven additional hits and issued digitally and on multiple physical formats.
Greatest Hits also soars 69-13 on the overall Billboard 200, surpassing its peak of No. 14, set in 1989. The collection also sees a new peak of No. 5 on the Vinyl Albums chart (a re-entry, besting its peak of No. 7, first reached in 2019), vaults 18-4 on Top Rock & Alternative Albums, rises 14-3 on Top Rock Albums (matching its peak, reached in March) and re-enters the Indie Store Album Sales chart at No. 6.
The standard version of Greatest Hits remains a 16-song edition, and the new deluxe edition adds seven further hits. The deluxe set was released via digital download services and streamers on June 10, and physical formats followed on July 31. The deluxe package bowed across six double-vinyl variants and a two-CD offering.
In the tracking week ending Aug. 6, Greatest Hits sold nearly 6,000 copies in the United States, according to Luminate — a gain of 286% as compared to its sales in the previous week.
The albums also reached No. 11 on the Canadian Top 100 Albums chart.
Lindsey Buckingham attended Variety's “Power of Young Hollywood” annual event on August 5 2026 to present Sombr with the Songwriter of the Year award.
Lindsey Buckingham speaks at 2026 Variety Power Of Young Hollywood
Lindsey Buckingham on new album, Fleetwood Mac and modern technology in music | AP interview
Lindsey Buckingham Reveals He and Ex Stevie Nicks Talk "All the Time" After Years-Long Rift
Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham told E! News at Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood event how a special project healed the band’s rifts, including bringing him and Stevie Nicks to a better spot.
And 50 years after Fleetwood Mac released its iconic Rumours album, Lindsey Buckingham detailed how the band—including members Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie—has been able to bury the many hatchets that have been raised over the years thanks to a special project.
“Fleetwood Mac has been working on a documentary,” he told E! News at Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood event Aug. 6, referring to Apple TV’s upcoming 2027 documentary. “I think the process of making that has been a very circular healing process for all of us.”
And while Buckingham was reticent to speculate as to whether the group’s newfound harmony might lead to more touring together in the future, he said “the most important thing” is the peace they’ve achieved.
“Because we had left things in 2019, maybe as far as I was concerned, not in a very good place for all the wrong reasons,” he admitted of the group’s world tour before the pandemic. “No one was happy about it, and all of that has been healed and worked out.”
That healing journey also involved himself and Nicks, whose romantic relationship came to a tumultuous end while recording Rumors, leading to years-long fractures in the decades since.
As Buckingham noted, “Stevie and I are talking all the time now.”
In fact, he and Nicks released a remastered version of their 1973 studio album Buckingham Nicks—which they released before joining the iconic group—in 2025. However, much like the prospect of touring, Buckingham remained coy over rumors of future collaborations—lest he incandescently tell any sweet little lies.
“Next year should be a pretty interesting year,” he teased, “because I think quite a few things will reveal themselves.”
Although he hasn’t stopped thinking about tomorrow, he is more than happy to also take a look back, including to reflect on is the enduring legacy of Fleetwood Mac, which also featured late band member Christina McVie, and his gratitude for it.
“There are groups that are quite popular in the moment, and maybe 10 years later, everyone's kind of going, ‘Yeah, yeah, yeah,’” he admitted. “Fleetwood Mac was not one of those groups, luckily.”
For proof, he has to look no further than seeing how current artists, such as Sombr, are still engaging with their material.
“About three or four months ago, I got a reach out from Sombr wanting me to know how much of an influence I'd been on him,” Buckingham said of the 21-year-old, who was one of Variety’s honorees. “So, of course I was very happy to be involved in this tonight for that reason, and also because that's what music is all about. It's about passing the torch.”
Because as children get older, so, too, do the members of Fleetwood Mac.
“I don't think you really ever know whether you have done your job properly as a band member of Fleetwood Mac and as a solo artist, without the equation of time,” Buckingham added. “Because you've got to wait for time to intervene and to find out whether younger people are going to take to what you've done, and at that point you can say you've done your job properly.”
And while Buckingham, Nicks and the other band members have climbed a mountain and turned their drama around, there’s a lot of history there.
LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM SAYS HE & STEVIE NICKS ARE ‘TALKING ALL THE TIME NOW’ AFTER FLEETWOOD MAC FALLOUT
The pair has apparently smoothed things over through working on the band's upcoming documentary.
Lindsey Buckingham says that looking back on the past has helped him move forward with his Fleetwood Mac bandmates — particularly Stevie Nicks.
In an interview with E! News published Thursday (Aug. 6), the guitarist explained that he and the other members of the iconic rock group have found that their collective work on executing an upcoming Fleetwood Mac documentary has been “a very circular healing process for all of us.”
“Because we had left things in 2019, maybe as far as I was concerned, not in a very good place for all the wrong reasons,” he continued, referencing the band’s rift a few years ago that led to him being temporarily fired from the lineup. “No one was happy about it, and all of that has been healed and worked out.”
Buckingham’s relationship with Nicks especially has been famously fraught over the decades, but according to him, “Stevie and I are talking all the time now.”
The interview — which took place at Variety‘s Power of Young Hollywood event in Los Angeles — comes nearly two years after Apple announced production on a definitive Fleetwood Mac documentary directed by Frank Marshall, featuring rare insights from the surviving band members themselves. A release date has not yet been announced, but the project is expected to arrive in 2027.
Last year, Buckingham and Nicks teamed up to re-release their 1973 album, Buckingham Nicks, which reached No. 3 on the Top Album Sales chart in September. The collaboration between the pair showed fans that they’ve come a long way since 2018, when Fleetwood Mac announced that it had parted ways with Buckingham ahead of the band’s tour that year. Nicks was reportedly the main decision-maker on that front after Buckingham supposedly sought to delay the trek so that he could promote his solo work first, with tensions reaching a boiling point that January as the two musicians butted heads over their appearance at the MusiCares Person of the Year gala honoring them — less than a week after which Buckingham was fired.
He later sued Fleetwood Mac for allegedly booting him from the tour without just cause and costing him millions in earnings, but the group settled in December 2018 — and now, it appears to be water under the bridge.
“Next year should be a pretty interesting year,” Buckingham added to E!, teasing future projects with his bandmates. “I think quite a few things will reveal themselves.”
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