Fleetwood Mac fans have a new reason to celebrate as the band’s long-awaited documentary gets one step closer to the screen.

Two years after its initial announcement, the film, directed by Frank Marshall, has finally gotten a title and release, with a press release confirming the arrival of Fleetwood Mac: The Chain on Friday, Jan. 29, 2027 on Apple TV.

Fleetwood Mac: The Chain is the first fully authorized documentary about the band, fittingly dropping just days before the milestone 50th anniversary of their Grammy Award-winning album Rumours . The film’s title also holds special significance as “The Chain” remains the only song on the album credited to all five band members: Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham, John McVie, and the late Christine McVie.

“The song perfectly captures the complicated yet enduring bond at the heart of Fleetwood Mac, and its iconic lyrics became a powerful motif for the respect and connection that persisted through the tumultuous odyssey of the band’s rise to…