Fleetwood Mac have confirmed that they will reunite for a tour in 2012. 

The band's guitarist, Lindsey Buckingham, recently hinted that the iconic group might get back together next year for a special project and now co-founder and drummer Mick Fleetwood has cemented the news. 

In a new interview with Billboard.com, Fleetwood explained that although they are "so disorganized as a band" he is certain that they will take the opportunity to get back on the road seriously and will come back with an exciting tour. 

"All we know is we're working next year. I'll get a phone call that we're going to start rehearsing -- usually in a blind panic because we leave everything (until) way too late. But we're all up for touring in the early summer of next year, I think, and once we start we're much like U2 and the (Rolling) Stones in terms of workload."

"We basically play until no one wants to book us anymore," he added. 

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