Fleetwood Mac have reportedly entered talks to create a new TV show and one off concert.
This comes as the band said they are planning to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their breakthrough album, Rumours.
Reports have suggested that discussions are taking place to release a one off live concert show, TV special, as well as a behind the scenes documentary looking back at the iconic album Rumours, which arrived in 1977.
A new edition of the record is set to be released, including previously unshared solo material, which is set to arrive via Warner Records.
Speaking about this at Los Angeles' City of Hope Gala, Aaron Bay-Schuck, the co-chairman and CEO of Warner Records, had confirmed that previously unheard recordings from Fleetwood Mac sessions had been uncovered.
“We will do everything in our power to respect that anniversary as long as they’ll let us", he said.
The Sun has also suggested that drummer Mick Fleetwood has been trying to reunite the surviving Mac bandmembers, including John McVie, as well as former couple Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham.
A source said: “Fleetwood Mac are discussing new projects and how to mark Rumours’ big 5-0. For certain there is a special edition version of the album coming, which the band and label have been secretly looking at.
“But also there is a significant hope that it is time for the definitive documentary on all the chaos in the studio that created the magic on record. John and Christine were divorcing and she was dating their lighting guy.
“Stevie and Lindsey were over just before she and Mick enjoyed a brief fling. And drugs and booze were everywhere. The desire is for everyone to sit down and present their side of events on screen.
“And then of course comes the potential for a stage reunion and concert. That is the goal from Mick. Stevie has said it would not feel right being on stage without Christine, but also she and Lindsey are on a healing journey right now, which could be the path to a new show".
“However, there is a desire to pay tribute to Christine in some way and a live show around Rumours seems a very fitting way".
The source added: “The gig would fill a stadium dozens of times because of the love they command. But unless some major shift happens, a tour is unlikely at this stage".
Should this reunion materialise, it would mark Fleetwood Mac's first since 2019 and would also pay tribute to their late keyboardist Christine McVie, who passed in 2022.
