Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham have revealed plans to rerelease their 1973 Buckingham Nicks album with newly remastered sound for CD and digital formats, targeting a September drop. The project is described as a remastered edition, with the single Don’t Let Me Down listed as arriving September 19.
Fan interest surged after both artists coordinated social media posts featuring lyrics from the album’s track Frozen Love, fueling speculation about the surprise release. Nicks shared handwritten lyrics, “And if you go forward,” while Buckingham quickly followed with the line, “I’ll meet you there.” The posts come as part of the lead-up to the expected new version, and fans are eager for what’s next.
Background and significance: Buckingham Nicks, the duo’s 1973 collaboration before they joined Fleetwood Mac in 1974, has long been a touchstone for fans. The newly remastered edition offers listeners a refreshed sonic experience of a seminal chapter in the artists’ careers and in the broader history of Fleetwood Mac’s formation.
What this could mean for listeners: For longtime fans, this remastered release provides an opportunity to revisit the album with improved sound quality on modern formats, while potentially drawing in new audiences curious about the roots of Fleetwood Mac’s members. The coordinated lyric posts have added an intriguing promotional angle, heightening anticipation for September’s release.
Additional notes: The move underscores renewed interest in early Fleetwood Mac-related material and the enduring allure of the Buckingham Nicks era. If you’re following the story, keep an ear out for official updates on streaming availability and any accompanying liner notes or bonus material that often accompany archival reissues.