Overview
- This week Lindsey Buckingham told E! News that he and Stevie Nicks are “talking all the time” and called the documentary-making process “a very circular, healing process,” while he stopped short of confirming any reunion.
- The film is an Apple TV+ project directed and produced by Frank Marshall that the coverage says will include new interviews with surviving members and archival footage of Christine McVie and is expected around the Rumours 50th anniversary in early 2027.
- Buckingham’s comments follow a long public rift that peaked with his 2018 dismissal, a subsequent lawsuit and a 2019 split in the band’s activity, and sources say the 2025 Buckingham Nicks reissue helped reopen communication between him and Nicks.
- Media and fans have quickly speculated about a Fleetwood Mac return or new collaborations, but no official reunion, tour or joint project has been announced and Stevie Nicks’ past statements that she would not tour without Christine McVie temper expectations.
- What to watch next: the documentary’s release and related anniversary reissues or statements from surviving members, which could clarify whether this reconciliation will lead to new recordings, performances, or curated retrospectives in 2027.