It's no secret the Dixie Chicks have ruffled some tail feathers since their 2003 comment about President Bush. And their latest album 'Taking the Long Way' is targeting Lubbock. You'll recall some ...

On the Dixie Chick's Henhouse website, Maines says "The song is not just about Lubbock but about any small hypocritical town." We also asked the Convention and Visitors Bureau if they're worried about ...

The Dixie Chicks landed at Albany’s Pepsi Arena Friday night for the latest stop in their “Top of the World” tour. The area surrounding the Pepsi was jam-packed in the hour leading up to the ...

The Chicks have no regrets about being one of the first targets of cancel culture — 20 years after making a snarky remark about former President George W. Bush. Formerly known as the Dixie ...

The Chicks aren't the first country artists to drop a "Dixie." In 2018, Dolly Parton changed the name of her "Dixie Stampede" dinner attraction in Pigeon Forge to "Dolly Parton's Stampede ...

Why did the Dixie Chicks change their name? The band originally formed in 1989 and kept the name until 2020. Here's what we know about the update.

The Chicks dropped "Dixie" from their name in 2020 to "meet this moment." They performed at the DNC Thursday. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 📚 Celeb news ⭐ ...

The Chicks dropped “Dixie” from their name in 2020 but, from its birth, the band was proudly Texan and unabashedly feminine. As one of the band’s T-shirts said in the early 1990s: “The ...