Stevie Nicks plays “The Lighthouse” and “Edge of Seventeen”

Stevie Nicks has returned triumphantly Saturday Night Live.

The legendary Fleetwood Mac frontwoman made her first appearance in 41 years on the long-running NBC sketch comedy show on October 12's episode hosted by Ariana Grande.

Dressed in her usual all-black ensemble, the 76-year-old singer-songwriter opened with a powerful performance of her new song “The Lighthouse,” which is about the overthrow of Roe v. Wade was inspired. Backed by a full band, Nicks delivered the intense track against a darkly draped backdrop with crackling lightning effects.

“I have my scars, you have yours/ Don’t let them take your power away,” she sang with expert restraint, the verses leading to a dynamic chorus that urges listeners to “look to the future and get angry.” “.

Nicks followed with an equally impressive performance of her classic hit “Edge of Seventeen,” the third single from her 1981 debut solo album. Bella Donna. Once again, the legendary artist, with the help of her band and backing vocalists, delivered a rousing performance of the song, which landed at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Bella DonnaIt now topped the Billboard 200 and spent an astonishing 143 weeks on the charts.

Nicks returned as SNL She was a musical guest for the first time since her only appearance on the show in 1983. Her band Fleetwood Mac has never appeared on the comedy show.

The next SNL The October 19 episode will be hosted by Michael Keaton with recurring musical guest Billie Eilish.

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