Stevie Nicks Talks Fleetwood Mac Reunion After Christine McVie’s Dying – Hollywood Life

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Sadly, the probabilities of seeing Fleetwood Mac have gotten even slimmer. Stevie Nicks revealed that she doesn’t foresee the band getting again collectively following the 2022 loss of life of Christine McVie. Stevie, 76, hadn’t spoken in regards to the band’s future following Christine’s loss of life till a brand new interview with Mojo was revealed on Tuesday, June 18.

After discussing Christine’s passing, Stevie obtained round as to whether the band would have the ability to carry out following the lack of their keyboard participant. “With out Christine, nobody can do,” she informed Mojo. “There is no such thing as a likelihood of placing Fleetwood Mac again collectively in any manner. With out her, it simply couldn’t work.”

Fleetwood Mac’s remaining live performance was in November 2019 at San Francisco’s Oracle Park as a part of the UCSF Benioff Kids’s Hospital Profit. The band had undergone a variety of lineup adjustments all through their profession, however the traditional lineup is often thought-about to incorporate Stevie, Christine, Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, and Christine’s ex-husband John McVie. Lindsey left the band after their most up-to-date reunion in 2018.

Earlier than Christine’s loss of life from a stroke at 79 in 2022, Stevie admitted that she had plans to fly out to go see her. She admitted that Christine’s household had suggested her to not take the journey, as a result of they weren’t positive how for much longer she would reside. She admitted to having some regrets about not seeing her good friend in her remaining days. “I wished to go there and sit on her mattress and sing to her – which positively would have made her go away sooner,” she quipped. ” I wanted to be along with her. And I didn’t get to try this. In order that was very arduous for me. I didn’t get to say goodbye.”

Following Christine’s loss of life, Stevie released a statement on social media to pay tribute to her. “She was one of the best musician anybody may have of their band and one of the best good friend anybody may have of their life. We had been so fortunate to have a life along with her. Individually and collectively, we cherished Christine deeply and are grateful for the superb reminiscences we now have. She might be so missed,” she wrote partially.