Stevie Nicks’ appearance on Beyonce’s rumoured ‘rock album’ might still be pure speculation at the moment, but we can say for sure that the Fleetwood Mac legend has just performed with another current pop luminary.
The moment came at last night’s Met Gala, and saw Nicks being joined by Sabrina Carpenter for a performance of Landslide, a song that Nicks wrote for Fleetwood Mac’s eponymous 1975 album. This was the first on which she and Lindsey Buckingham featured.
The song was given a new lease of life recently when it was included in the finale of Netflix show Stranger Things.
At the Met Gala, Nicks began the song alone, before Carpenter joined her midway through the first verse. The two then traded lines and harmonised during the choruses.
Prior to coming back onstage to sing Landslide, Carpenter performed her own mini set, singing her hits House Tour, Espresso and Please Please Please.
The performance comes just a couple of weeks after Carpenter duetted with another legend, Madonna, during her second weekend set at Coachella.
