First it was the Eagles and now it is Fleetwood Mac. The most combustible soft rock band of the 1970s have decided the new century needs a redux version of the bands that have become as iconic for their dysfunction and instability as their perfectly ironic soothing songs.

Fleetwood Mac just announced that they will tour for the first time in five years. Will the egos and romantically challenged group be able to hold it together like the Eagles. If only to the public, the soft rock California group has managed to get through this tour without flying fists or even a lawsuit.

Will Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Lindsey Buckingham be able to make it through a year together without a marriage, and a subsequent divorce? Will this be a sappy love fest that will take everyone cause everyone over 40 to reminisce? Will Sheryl Crow become a stowaway on the tour bus and eventually find her way onto the stage?

Nobody knows quite yet, but the band that sold out and went from blues to pop rock is ready to promote a new album that they ironically sold out to Wal-Mart to release their new album. The tour will sell tickets starting December 15 and kicks off in March.