Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham Release a New Cryptic Teaser After Announcing Album Reissue

A Mysterious Tease on Social Media

Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks have once again sparked speculation after posting together on Aug. 11. The Fleetwood Mac legends shared a cryptic Instagram video hinting at something set for later this week.

The clip showed a stereo with a classic radio dial tuned near 100.5 FM. Playing in the background was their song “Don’t Let Me Down Again,” from their Buckingham Nicks album. As the camera zoomed in on the dial, the date “August 13, 2025” appeared at the top. The caption was short and direct: “Wednesday.”

Fans immediately flooded the comments with questions and guesses. “WHAT IS THIS?” one wrote, while another asked, “What is happening?” One commenter wondered if the letters on the radio buttons hinted at “tour regions they’re coming to.” Others pointed out that the song featured was one of the best on the original album.

Speculation and Excitement

Some followers reminded others that the reissue of Buckingham Nicks was already announced for September. “Yeah, but we know its release date is in September. So what’s happening Wednesday…?” one asked. Another speculated they might re-release “Don’t Let Me Down Again” as a single—more than 50 years after it debuted.

One fan pushed for bigger news: “STOP DROPPING SINGLES. START DROPPING TOUR DATES.” Another added, “I will go into debt to see you guys on tour. PLEASEEEE.”

See their joint Instagram post below:

 

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The Reissue Announcement

The buzz follows the July 23 announcement that Buckingham and Nicks would reissue their self-titled 1973 album. The news came through an Instagram post showing a Sunset Boulevard billboard featuring the album’s well-known cover art, along with their names and the date September 19.

“Buckingham Nicks is available for pre-order now, out September 19th. ✨ ‘Crying In The Night’ is yours now,” the caption read.

This reissue is notable because the album has been out of print for decades. The announcement also came after the two shared a lyric exchange in mid-July from their song “Frozen Love.” The renewed collaboration has surprised many fans, given the pair’s history of personal and professional ups and downs.

Touring Still Uncertain

Despite the excitement, there’s no confirmation of a joint tour to promote the reissue. Stevie Nicks had a solo tour planned, but on Aug. 1 she announced on social media that she would postpone all August and September dates due to a fractured shoulder.

Her schedule is set to resume on Oct. 1 in Portland, Oregon, but whether the reissue will lead to any joint performances with Buckingham remains unknown.