Stevie Nicks has revealed that Fleetwood Mac may be set for a reunion next year. She broke the news during a recent interview with CBS, in which she explained that the only hang up has been hers and Lindsey Buckingham's heavy solo touring schedule.
"It's the plan. Because that's what we do. I do my thing. And Lindsey (Buckingham) is out doing his thing now. Everybody's on board," she said of the group's reunion plans.
The news revises a gloomier statement put out by Mick Fleetwood in a Playboy interview earlier this year:
"I don't believe Fleetwood Mac will ever tour again, but I really hope we do. We have rehearsed it and prepared for it since 2010. We were supposed to tour in 2011, but we delayed it for a year to allow Stevie Nicks to support her solo record and for Lindsey Buckingham to do the same with his."
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