This 1980 tour documentary, recorded during the "Tusk" tour, was originally intended to be a companion to the album release for "Tusk", the most expensive rock album made up to that point in time, and ...

What do you do when you have just released one of the ten best selling albums of all time, which topped the American album chart for 31 weeks? This was the question and task that faced Fleetwood Mac ...

How do you release a double album that goes multi-platinum, breaks the Top 5, spawns multiple hit singles and spends months in the Top 40 while still being widely regarded as an artistic folly and a ...

Scott McDonald’s love of Fleetwood Mac began when “he was a youngster and his parents brought home ‘Rumours,’” the band’s 11th and arguably most influential album. “I really loved Lindsey Buckingham ...

“Think About Me,” written by Christine McVie, and Stevie Nicks‘ “Sara” from Fleetwood Mac‘s 1979 album Tusk, are two of three songs Mick Fleetwood called one of the “greatest band moments” of their ...

'Tusk' is filled with lots of weird moments (see No. 4 below). But the third single from the 1979 album is one of its most straightforward songs, a super-catchy slice of radio pop that clocks in at ...

After the whirlwind of their 1977 album Rumours, Fleetwood Mac went back to the studio to work on their twelfth album, and third with Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, Tusk. Both already had a ...

Fleetwood Mac‘s 12th album is both demented and debonair, familiar and foreign — a sprawling double LP that, like the Beatles’ White Album before it, reveled in its own messiness, jumbling together ...

Fleetwood Mac fans have two opportunities to enjoy a performance by a tribute band in Pennsylvania early next year. Tusk will perform on Friday, Jan. 31, 2025, at the American Music Theatre in ...

Fleetwood Mac have been rock’s greatest soap opera for five decades — from their Sixties origins in the English blues-rock scene to their Seventies reinvention as California rock superstars through ...

The attack was launched, as is often the case in modern college football disagreements, from an Internet comments section. A trolling Alabama fan calling himself James from Tuscaloosa crossed a line.