"We sing great two-part harmonies," said Lindsey Buckingham during the interview for The Dance as Stevie Nicks sat curled up in a ball in front of him, blushing and smiling a little too much. This is the story of the weekend in 1996 in which Buckingham Nicks rekindled more than just the beautiful music they'd always made together... (Prequel to The Dance.)

For the fans, it began as a single Instagram post, a picture of a single line written in her handwriting... "...and if you go forward..." Moments later, another post, the following line, written in his... "I'll meet you there." For Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, however, it was so much more than just two lines from a decades-old song. It was the start of something neither of them could ever have imagined, neither one of them were planning on...but still something they couldn't ignore. When the Buckingham Nicks album's long-awaited reissue was announced, 52 years after the its original release, both Stevie and Lindsey were perfectly happy to abandon their rift and replace the silent treatment with a mature and civil understanding, a burying of the hatchet that began with the death of Christine McVie and the reality that life is short and neither of them were getting any younger. However, it didn't take long before that civility and reverence for their shared history turned into something more, something much deeper... ... something akin to a second (well, a hundredth) chance to grow old together the way they dreamed of decades earlier, when they sang those two lines into a microphone and meant every word. This is the story of the reunion of a lifetime, and a love story that proves it is never too late to have it all...no matter how many years your love has been frozen.

Life is never uncomplicated for Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham and the Mirage tour is no exception.

early 70's bn fluff. they just can't keep their hands off of each other!

Set during the recording and release of Tango in the Night, Christine and Stevie try to mend their strained relationship amidst their individual hardships and continued band chaos.

An unexpected romance ignites within castle walls when Stevie reluctantly returns to Fleetwood Mac in 1981.

***In the continuing alternate universe of Buckingham Nicks*** It's 2002 and Stevie, just home from her Trouble In Shangri-La tour, joins Lindsey, Mick and John in the studio for the first time without Christine to make a new album. However their professional lives may be stressful, however, pales in comparison to the drama, the struggles and, yes, also the happiness, that comes with having two grown children, a young teen and a daughter just starting school...the family they have created over 25 years of marriage. A new album, a tour, a health scare, a wedding and the first grandchild of both the Buckinghams and the McVies color the first few years of the new millennium for our favorite rock and roll love match, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. "That kind of romance comes only once, that kind of love that kind of fever dance...that you love because you become someone else in an instant..." ~ Stevie Nicks, "Say You Will", 2002

Her eyes were so beautiful, burned into his head as he starred down at her sleeping face, shocked at how innocent she looked in this one moment, fearing it'd go away as soon as they came back to reality. 70's

Sequel to The Nightmare

2015. Stevie (accidentally) falls in love.