Fleetwood Mac fans might want to hold off on plans to celebrate a 2012 tour and new album from the legendary band. Although various news reports have claimed the band mates will make music together in 2012, Lindsey Buckingham says now that may well not be the case.
While Fleetwood Mac have been relatively quiet of late, Lindsey Buckingham has used the long gap between Mac albums (their last was 2003's 'Say You Will') to release a series of increasingly excellent solo records that hark back to his blistering work on 'Tusk.' While 2006's 'Under the Skin' was a hushed folk-rock affair, 2008's 'Gift of Screws,' and the newly released 'Seeds We Sow,' are a reminder that Buckingham is one of best (and most underrated) singer-songwriters working today.
From his classic hits with Fleetwood Mac to his acclaimed solo albums, Lindsey Buckingham is one of rock's most enduring icons. In addition to his brilliant songwriting, Buckingham's furious bluegrass-style finger-picking on songs like 'Big Love' and 'I'm So Afraid'
As veteran singer/guitarist Lindsey Buckingham gears up to release his new solo album ‘Seeds We Sow’ on September 6, he’s sharing some exciting new details about his planned activities, including the possibility of a reunion of Fleetwood Mac for an album and tour in 2012.
Throughout his career, Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham has consistently kept the listener guessing as to what his next move would sound like, and his new single ‘In Our Own Time’ strikes a compelling groove while maintaining that sense of mystery.
Fleetwood Mac singer-guitarist Lindsey Buckingham will launch a fall solo tour in support of his upcoming independently released album, 'Seeds We Sow," which drops Sept. 6.
Music fans got a double dose of fun on this past weekend's edition of 'Saturday Night Live,' which featured musical guest Paul Simon and a surprise visit from Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham. Simon, who was promoting his newly released 'So Beautiful or So What' album, performed two songs from the new record.
