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Lindsey Buckingham Hints at Reunion with Stevie Nicks After Reconciliation Following Feud

The 1973 Buckingham Nicks album reissue reignited their connection, with a Fleetwood Mac documentary and Buckingham's solo work fueling reunion talks for 2026, Buckingham said.

  • Lindsey Buckingham posted an Instagram clip teasing that 2026 could serve as a reunion with Stevie Nicks, as the former Fleetwood Mac stars have been on speaking terms for months following the re-release of their 1973 debut album Buckingham Nicks.
  • Their reconnection follows years of estrangement; Nicks told Rolling Stone in 2024 that she had previously given him more than 300 million chances before they began communicating about the album.
  • Buckingham noted that a Fleetwood Mac documentary supported by all living members aims for release later this year, while he is "one song away from being finished" with a new solo album.
  • After Buckingham was fired in 2018, he told People that Nicks gave the band an ultimatum regarding his departure; Nicks denied this, stating she removed herself from a situation she considered toxic to her well-being.
  • While Nicks has expressed doubt about a full band return without Christine McVie, Buckingham said he would rejoin "in a heartbeat" and believes their recent reconnection will translate to something "good and wonderful" for their future.
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RollingStone broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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