Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham Sell Fleetwood Mac Music Rights

Noam Galai/WireImage; Kevin Mazur/Getty Mick Fleetwood, Lindsay Buckingham

Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham are starting off the new year with big deals.

A week after news broke that Buckingham, 71, sold his publishing rights to Hipgnosis Songs Fund, it was announced that Fleetwood, 73, sold his entire catalog to BMG.

Although BMG did not share how much they paid the Fleetwood Mac co-founder and drummer, they told Rolling Stone that the deal was their largest single acquisition in two years.

As part of the deal, BMG will receive the musician's share in royalties for his 300-song catalog, which includes beloved Fleetwood Mac hits "The Chain" and "Go Your Own Way."

Justus Haerder, BMG's executive vice president of group strategy and M&A, told Rolling Stone that plans for the deal began in November, after the group's 1977 song "Dreams" re-entered the Billboard charts thanks to the success of a viral TikTok video.

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Earlier this month, news of Buckingham's sale to Hipgnosis was made public.

In addition to acquiring 100 percent of his publishing rights for over 100 songs, the deal also gives the company a 50 percent share of the musician's unreleased compositions, Rolling Stone reported at the time.

"I look forward to working with Merck and the whole Hipgnosis team going into the future, and am confident that my body of work will be curated with great heart and insight," the former Fleetwood Mac member wrote in a statement at the time.

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Stevie Nicks made a deal of her own last year, selling the majority of her music catalogue to publisher and talent management company Primary Wave.

While details about the deal were not made public, The Wall Street Journal reported at the time that the Fleetwood Mac frontwoman sold 80 percent of her catalog — including "Landslide" and "Dreams" — valuing the deal around $100 million.