Lindsey Buckingham

"Sound City": A Warm, Winning Tribute

Fleetwood Mac Is Coming Back to the Bay Area Next Year

It's no longer a Rumour: Fleetwood Mac, '70s pop juggernaut, cocaine-abuse-story generator, and creator of the amazing Tusk, is reforming for a tour next year -- and the band is stopping in what was once the home turf of lead members Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham: the South Bay.

Stevie Nicks Will Play the Fillmore in October

Warner Reprise​Earlier this year, Menlo-Atherton High School graduate and former San Jose State University student Stevie Nicks released In Your Dreams, her first album in a decade -- timed with the 30th anniversary of her solo debut, Bella Donna. Today, she announced a trio of shows back in t ... More >>

Hear This While High: The Walkmen's Cover of Fleetwood Mac's 'Holiday Road'

​Listen to this while high: "Holiday Road" by The Walkmen. Posted first as a video at the Onion's A.V. Club. Listen to it (and download it) here. Behind the buzz: There's no need for recourse to the dread iconography of Fleetwood Mac to account for the nervous new wave charm of the Lindsey Buckin ... More >>

Yeasayer pushes into new weird pop

Last Night: Fleetwood Mac at the Oracle Arena

Fleetwood MacOracle Arena, OaklandPhotos by Christopher Victorio - Click here for a full slideshowBetter than: Watching American Idol's downright infuriating finale with clenched fists.Delving into the convoluted history of Fleetwood Mac is tantamount to stepping in a cow pile for the casual fan (an ... More >>

Yeasayer: riding the blog buzz on inventive pop

Love Stinks

A warm, fuzzy roundup of depressing anti-Valentine's Day anthems

Hammer of the Gods

With a handful of artists, "classic rock" is not

a pejorative

Mac Attack

Camper Van Beethoven's long-lost version of Fleetwood Mac's Tusk album resurfaces -- and inspires a reunion

Prophet Ear

Ex-Green on Red mainstay Chuck Prophet continues his solo metamorphosis with The Hurting Business

Sound Ideas

Mitchell Froom provided the sonic boom behind some of the '90s' best records