Fleetwood Mac Authorize Their Own Story With ‘The Chain’
Frank Marshall’s documentary The Chain arrives on Apple TV on January 29, billed as the band’s first fully authorized account of itself.
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Frank Marshall’s documentary The Chain arrives on Apple TV on January 29, billed as the band’s first fully authorized account of itself.
The festival closed with a duet between Rodrigo and Nicks, capping an event built around female artists and more than $20 million raised for women’s organizations.
Olivia Rodrigo's inaugural festival channels the legacy of Lilith Fair into a concrete result, with net proceeds directed to reproductive health, maternal care, and support for survivors of gender-based violence.
The benefit festival’s two stages alternate all day, letting attendees catch every set from Bikini Kill, Mitski, Doechii, and more without missing a minute.
The former Fleetwood Mac members, whose turbulent relationship defined the band’s most famous era, appear to have repaired their personal rift while working on an Apple TV+ documentary.
Christine McVie’s shimmering pop gem was forged during the band’s most dysfunctional period, with Lindsey Buckingham’s meticulous production holding the pieces together.
For the first time since 1964, the Beatles classic was performed live — at a private ceremony in Madison Square Garden, with Stevie Nicks also taking the stage.
A summer weekend, a closed-off Manhattan block, and Stevie Nicks performing — the still-unconfirmed Swift-Kelce event is being treated as infrastructure.
Sources confirm the Fleetwood Mac singer will be present for the July event, with speculation she may take the stage.
The one-day event, set for August 2026 in Southern California, pairs a multi-generational lineup with donations to a range of women’s advocacy organisations.