Totally Fuzzy — "Stand Back" music video by Stevie NicksAdded: 27-03-2019Genre : Rock & AlternativeDescription : Stevie Nicks - Stand Back (Official Music Video)Official music video for Stevie Nicks - "Stand Back" from the album 'The Wild Heart'. Rhino is proud to p... more info

Consequence of Sound — The band also revisits their past covers of Fleetwood Mac and Bruce Springsteen. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's NYC-area shows include Youth of Today, Fleetwood Mac, This is Not This Heat, The Comet Is Coming, Stella Donnelly, Thursday, and more. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Fleetwood Mac's tour hit NYC on Monday night for their first show at Madison Square Garden since 2015. It's a slightly different lineup this time, since the band ousted Lindsey Buckingham... Continue reading… more info

New York Post — The emotional highlight of Monday night’s sold-out Fleetwood Mac concert at Madison Square Garden — their first New York show of the post-Lindsey Buckingham era — wasn’t even a Fleetwood Mac song. It was “Free Fallin’,” the 1989 Tommy P... more info

New York Post — “It gets lonely in these hotels,” says Mick Fleetwood, with a laugh when he gets on the line. So he’s more than happy to do a phone interview from Atlanta on a day off during Fleetwood Mac’s tour. Co-founded by its namesake drummer in 1967, t... more info

Obscure Sound — Copenhagen quintet Spine of Man produce a vein of guitar-pop with an ’80s, starry-eyed appeal. Specifically inspired by bands of the era like Roxy Music and Fleetwood Mac, Spine of Man seamlessly transition between sparse moments of piano-laden ele... more info

JamBase — Williams Tyler’s second ‘The Lagniappe Sessions’ recordings for Aquarium Drunkard features covers of songs by Fleetwood Mac, Yo La Tengo and more. more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Returning for his second Lagniappe Session, guitarist William Tyler offers up new covers of Fleetwood Mac and Yo La Tengo, and sets about interpreting compositions by George Frideric Handel and Antonín Leopold Dvořák. The post The Lagniapp... more info

New York Times — His hallmark was crossing genre lines, recording versions of pop, folk and country tunes, rhythm and blues numbers, a Fleetwood Mac song and more. more info