Concerts featuring Stevie Nicks are pushed back.
Stevie Nicks Pauses North American Tour Due to Injury, Re-Releases "Buckingham Nicks" Album
Rock legend Stevie Nicks, best known for her work with Fleetwood Mac and her solo album "Bella Donna," has announced a pause in her ongoing North American tour for two months due to a shoulder injury. The 77-year-old singer, who spent several months in a hotel after the fires in Los Angeles in January, is currently recovering.
In a surprising turn of events, Nicks is also set to re-release her old album "Buckingham Nicks" with her ex-boyfriend Lindsey Buckingham in mid-September. The duo album, originally released in 1973, will be remastered and reissued on September 19, 2025. This collaboration predates their work with Fleetwood Mac.
Recent clues suggest a renewed focus on this material, but do not indicate a new album of original Stevie Nicks solo work. The reissue may involve remastered tracks and perhaps some additional promotional material, but it is fundamentally a revisit of the early collaboration rather than new content.
Despite the setback, Nicks hopes to resume her North American tour in early October. It is worth noting that the idea for her new album may have been inspired by the devastating fires in Los Angeles in January.
Nicks gained fame as a solo artist with her album "Bella Donna," but she is also known for her work as a longtime singer of the rock band Fleetwood Mac, particularly their album "Rumours."
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After pausing her North American tour due to an injury, Stevie Nicks is planning to re-release her old album "Buckingham Nicks" in mid-September, which features music from her early collaboration with Lindsey Buckingham. This collaboration predates their work with Fleetwood Mac, offering an interesting glimpse into the duo's entertainment history.
