Stevie Nicks opened up about why her decision to obtain an abortion in 1979 was paramount to Fleetwood Mac's continuance.

The Tony award-winning play, which features music by Will Butler, tells the story of a 1970s rock band struggling with their love lives and writing their new album.

Buckingham's departure in 2018 was initially reported as being due to “a disagreement over the band’s upcoming tour”

No, Stevie Nicks has not seen Stereophonic, David Adjmi’s hit Broadway play about a fictional (but very Mac-like) ’70s band recording what will become its (very Rumours-like) masterpiece album. In fact,

I was having, like, acid trips. And I’m going, ‘I’m not taking any acid’.” Nicks said she believes her eyesight issues stemmed from her past use of glass contacts, which likely scratched her corneas.

Stevie Nicks says her decision to have an abortion after the release of "Rumours" saved Fleetwood Mac from a "nightmare scenario."

Stevie Nicks schooled Katy Perry 10 years ago, when she told the pop star to “get off the internet.” Nicks told the anecdote in a long-ranging interview with Rolling Stone. “Katy Perry was talking to me about the internet armies of all the girl singers,

Despite being aware of and enjoying the Fleetwood Mac circle-jerk miniseries, Daisy Jones & the Six, Stevie Nicks has never heard of Stereophonic, the Tony Awards sensation that decisively swept this year’s competition.