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Sombr brings Lindsey Buckingham onstage for ‘Go Your Own Way’ in Los Angeles
Singer Sombr brought Lindsey Buckingham onstage at his Kia Forum concert in Los Angeles on Saturday, Oct.
10.
Buckingham, 77, is known for his work with Fleetwood Mac and as a solo artist.
The pair performed “Go Your Own Way,” a Fleetwood Mac song from the 1977 album Rumours.
Sombr, 21, said Buckingham’s music was one of his biggest influences and called him a mentor.
Earlier in the show, Jesse Rutherford of The Neighbourhood joined Sombr to perform “Sweater Weather.”
The appearances brought two guest musicians into Sombr’s concert.
Sombr’s tour is scheduled to continue across North America, then move to Mexico and South America, Australia and Europe, ending at Lollapalooza Berlin on July 17, 2027.
Sombr brought Lindsey Buckingham onstage at his Los Angeles concert on Saturday, Oct. 10.
The pair performed Fleetwood Mac’s “Go Your Own Way” at the Kia Forum.
Sombr called Buckingham one of his biggest musical influences and described him as a mentor.
The Neighbourhood’s Jesse Rutherford also joined Sombr earlier in the show to perform “Sweater Weather.”
- Who
- Sombr and Lindsey Buckingham performed together; Jesse Rutherford also appeared.
- What
- Sombr brought Buckingham onstage to perform Fleetwood Mac’s “Go Your Own Way.
- When
- Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026.
- Where
- Kia Forum in Los Angeles.
- Why
- Sombr said Buckingham’s music was one of his biggest influences.
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Jesse Rutherford joined Sombr onstage to perform “Sweater Weather.
Sombr welcomed Lindsey Buckingham onstage, and they performed “Go Your Own Way.
- Venue
- Kia Forum, Los Angeles
- Performance
- Go Your Own Way
- Song’s album
- Rumours
- Other guest
- Jesse Rutherford
- Other song performed
- Sweater Weather
What people are saying
This man’s music is one of my biggest influences.
He’s just been a great mentor, a great person.
Sources
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