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Fleetwood Mac have confirmed that they are going to come to the UK, although they have no further details.
The band are set to start their world reunion tour on 4 April in Ohio, and have not yet announced any UK dates - although they are rumoured to be performing at Glastonbury.
Now in an interview with Uncut, drummer Mick Fleetwood has said that the band will definitely be coming to the UK. When asked about the possibility of UK shows, Fleetwood said, "The specifics are still to be worked out, but we're coming, we're coming."
Fleetwood also spoke about the band's recent recording sessions, suggesting that there could be a new Fleetwood Mac album in the future.
He said, "About six months ago Lindsey [Buckingham], me and John [McVie] went into the studio and cut about eight or nine songs of Lindsey's. Stevie's done a little bit of singing on some of those songs.
"My aspiration and Lindsey's - and hopefully it will be the band in total – is that we'll eventually work round to having the music we started turn into another Fleetwood Mac album down the road in the course of the next year."
He finished, "I would love to think that would happen. There's some great stuff that we did, so I'm really excited about that."
Fleetwood Mac onstage at Wembley Arena in 2009
Stevie Nicks has also spoken to The Guardian about the band's upcoming tour, promising that it will be very different from previous tours.
She told the paper, "I'm thinking that this is going to be a very different tour.
"The audience is going to see a very different Fleetwood Mac up there - we talked about how we really need to appreciate what we have and who we are and how far we've come."
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