Lindsey Buckingham has released “I Don’t Mind,” a new song from his upcoming self-titled album Lindsey Buckingham, out September 27 on the Reprise label. A 30-city U.S. tour will kick off on September...
“Kick It” is a sleeper track from Street Angel (1994), Stevie Nicks‘ fifth solo album. Partly inspired by Oscar Wilde’s 1888 story “The Happy Prince.” Stevie had adapted lines from Wilde’s public-domain work for...
“Sorcerer” is one song in Stevie Nicks’ vast catalog with an interesting and unusual recording journey. Stevie wrote “Sorcerer” back in the early 1970s, as she and Lindsey Buckingham started to...
Stevie Nicks wrote “Garbo” about the “infamous photo session for the Buckingham Nicks cover.” Despite her reluctance to pose nude on the cover, which would have shocked her parents, Stevie went along with...
Background vocalist Sharon Celani returned to ADIKA Live on Friday, this time to talk with host Stefan Adika about the recording of Stevie Nicks’ 1981 solo recording Bella Donna on its 40th anniversary. In the new...
The story behind the photographs of Stevie Nicks with veils on the roof of her house in Venice Beach, 1981 Stevie Nicks from Fleetwood Mac stands in the ocean breeze with her trademark flowy dress sleeves rippling...
Stevie Nicks will be headlining the Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta, Georgia on Friday, October 22. Stevie isn’t wasting any precious time getting back on the road and performing onstage again. Shaky Knees...
Stevie Nicks recently collaborated with Maroon 5 on “Remedy,” a new song from the band’s upcoming album Jordi out June 11 on the Interscope label. Stevie has been friends with Maroon 5 lead singer Adam...
Today, Stevie Nicks is celebrating her 73rd birthday. We have changed, but you remain ageless! That’s the crystalline knowledge of the day.
Happy Birthday, Stevie! We love you.
Lindsey Buckingham performed “Go Your Own Way” with Top 10 American Idol contestant Cassandra Coleman on Sunday night’s finale. The two shared verses on the famous breakup song from Fleetwood...
