Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham's long-lost 1973 album Buckingham Nicks arrived on shelves Friday, Sept. 19, two months after the re-release announcement. The ten-track set brings the duo's pre-Fleetwood Mac partnership back into the spotlight and offers a renewed look at songs that helped shape their later signature sound.
The reissue spotlights tracks such as Crying In The Night, Stephanie, Without a Leg to Stand On, Long Distance Winner, and the seven-minute Frozen Love, which is cited as a turning point that helped persuade Mick Fleetwood to invite them to join Fleetwood Mac. Buckingham shared on social media that he was glad the album was getting a second life and that fans would likely respond positively to the release.
Stevie Nicks has a busy touring horizon in 2025, while Buckingham has not indicated plans for a Buckingham Nicks tour. Nicks is slated to headline a 17-date North American run from October through December, with stops including Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on Oct. 18 and the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Nov. 19. Ticket prices, as reported at publication, ranged from roughly $108 on the low end to more than $381 at higher-demand venues, with prices subject to change.
The 17-date itinerary spans October through December and crosses major markets from the West Coast to the East Coast and into Canada. The run opens in early October in Portland and includes stops in Sacramento, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Oklahoma City, Detroit, Saint Paul, Toronto, Boston, and Hollywood, among others. A full calendar with venues and ticket links is typically published by outlets covering live music.
Beyond the Buckingham Nicks release and Nicks’s touring plans, the article accompanying the release notes the enduring appeal of classic-rock acts continuing to tour in 2025. Among those highlighted are Paul McCartney, Yusuf/Cat Stevens, Robert Plant, Heart, and John Fogerty, underscoring a broader trend of veteran artists maintaining active schedules years after their initial breakthroughs.
Prices and availability are subject to change, and fans are encouraged to check official sale channels for the latest information. The release of Buckingham Nicks arrives as part of a broader wave of catalog-focused reissues and a renewed interest in Fleetwood Mac-era material, which continues to draw new listeners while satisfying longtime fans.