Lindsey Buckingham Tickets - Move Over, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Hendrix, and Carlos Santana

Ever heard of Fleetwood Mac? Who hasn't? Enter: a musician born on October 3, 1948, who became a part of that iconic band, by the name of Lindsey Buckingham, an artist in every sense of the word and destined for greatness as a solo act. While Fleetwood Mac flourished, Buckingham was waiting in the weeds to break out on his own; and finally he did after the band's 1987 album Tango in the Night was released. Reprise Records couldn't have been happier with the evolution that was Buckingham.

Lindsey Buckingham Tickets - The Music of Buckingham

His first solo LP was called Law and Order, a remarkably rich album -- not necessarily at the level of greatness of Fleetwood Mac's Tango in the Night -- and already famous for a hit single called 'Trouble' and the cult classic 'Holiday Road' made famous by Chevy Chase's film National Lampoon's Vacation.

Lindsey Buckingham Tickets - The Sound and Style of Buckingham

While Clapton had that sweet indie pop sound with the guitar, and Hendrix was straight up classic rock, and Santana was lovely Latin guitar soul, Buckingham brought out the dance feel that one wouldn't normally associate with guitar music. With tastes of folk music aligned with a slight dose of country, Buckingham stood out on his own and made a statement that no one else can make in the music industry.