Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Mac are partway through their next (and possibly final) studio album — which could end up being a double LP by the time recording wraps — but singer Stevie Nicks wants to get through the group's current tour before she gives the new record any serious thought.

They've gone on to far greater success in the years since releasing their first few albums, but for some Fleetwood Mac fans, there's really never been any substitute for the band's original lineup.

Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham played live with Fleetwood Mac for first time on May 15, 1975.

When considering a list of Fleetwood Mac albums, it's easy to focus on Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.

Fleetwood Mac were accustomed to forging ahead in the face of adversity, but the period before 1990's 'Behind the Mask' proved particularly threatening.

All is not well with Fleetwood Mac's 2015 tour.

Guitar great and Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green was not a man without troubles, and on Jan. 26, 1977, his struggles landed him in prison and committed to a mental hospital.

A case of the stomach flu to the drummer caused the band to abandon their concert on Jan. 17.

Be prepared to break the bank if you're looking for tickets to Fleetwood Mac's latest tour.

Fleetwood Mac won't stop.