Mick Fleetwood doesn't think Fleetwood Mac will ever tour again, he said in an interview with Playboy.
The drummer and band's founder believes it's highly unlikely that the band could ever get back together to record new material or go out on tour because of Stevie Nicks' dedication to her solo career.
"I've always been supportive of my bandmates doing solo albums, so long as we kept our band together . . . I played drums on most of Stevie's album, the one she is still out there supporting and the one that is the reason that, for now, she refuses to do a Fleetwood Mac tour. It comes down to her."
Last year guitarist Lindsey Buckingham also said he doesn't think a tour will be in the works anytime soon, however, he and Nicks did say they would be open to touring again.
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