For now, New Zealand rock legend Neil Finn is still a member of Fleetwood Mac in good standing. But Fleetwood Mac presumably aren’t going to be able to do much of anything as a band anytime soon. During the pandemic, Finn reassembled a version of Crowded House, his much-loved band. Earlier this year, Crowded House released Dreamers Are...

When the pandemic hit, New Zealand legend Neil Finn couldn’t tour as one of Lindsey Buckingham’s replacements in Fleetwood Mac anymore. Instead, Finn filmed himself playing an acoustic Prince cover and released a charity song with Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie, and then he got his old band Crowded House back together to ma...

In 1959, a group of three teenagers from Olympia, Washington got together to record “Come Softly To Me,” a song about starry-eyed romantic devotion. Those three kids called themselves the Fleetwoods, and at first, they practically sang the song a cappella, with only the sound of jangling car keys accompanying their voices. La...

TikTok may be a young person's game, but the app has done a lot to revive interest in some older songs -- in Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams," for instance, or in Matthew Wilder's "Hold Me Down." These days, more and more legends are joining the app, and one of them is taking the opportunity to respond…

Former Crowded House/Split Enz frontman and current Fleetwood Mac member Neil Finn been keeping busy in quarantine, sharing acoustic covers of David Bowie and Prince and releasing a benefit single with his new bandmates Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie. And now, he's getting his old band back together.