McVie added: вЂњIn no way are any members of Fleetwood Mac 'done' with being part of the band. I gave a cheeky answer indicating that the band might be вЂdone with that' or 'you just never know.' I always intended to convey that, particularly after the last year, we just donвЂ™t know what the future holds.вЂќ

To clarify my recent comments, I was specifically asked if Fleetwood Mac would tour again. McVie walked back her comments to Rolling Stone explaining, вЂњFirst and foremost, IвЂ™m thrilled to see that everyone still cares so much about Fleetwood Mac, how humbling to know what a lasting impact this band has had. WeвЂ™re certainly not touring this year either.вЂќ I know Mick (Fleetwood) would do it in a lightning strike, but I couldnвЂ™t possibly say. I donвЂ™t know if I could get myself back into it again. I think IвЂ™m getting a bit too old for it now - especially having had a year off. McVie had been asked by if the band was planning to hit the road in the foreseeable future, and revealed, вЂњIf we do, it would be without John (McVie) and without Stevie (Nicks), I think. Last February, only a week after implying that Fleetwood Mac would never tour again, Christine McVie offered up a major back-pedaling to her remarks. Happy Birthday to Fleetwood Mac songwriter-keyboardist Christine McVie, who turns 78 today (July 12th)!!! In 20, Fleetwood Mac - with Heartbreakers guitarist/songwriter/producer Mike Campbell stepping in to cover lead guitar duties and Crowded House frontman Neil Finn supplying rhythm guitar and vocals - played an 88-date tour taking in shows in North America, Europe, and Oceania.

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