Dixie Chicks

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The Dixie Chicks closed out their set Monday night with a rousing, energetic, passionate tribute to victims of the Orlando shooting with a cover of Ben Harper's "Better Way."

The Dixie Chicks defaced a photo of Donald Trump during the kickoff of the American leg of their 2016 World Tour. The moment came as the group played "Goodbye Earl," and immediately recalled singer Natalie Maines' comments about then President George Bush in 2003.

Not every celebrity chooses to keep politics and their public life separate.

The Dixie Chicks will tour North America for the first time in a decade next spring and summer.

The Dixie Chicks thrilled European fans recently by announcing they’d be reuniting and going on tour across the pond, but is it possible the band will take a tour stateside? According to Natalie Maines' Twitter page, it might be in the cards.

Country music is a very supportive genre, but that doesn't mean there aren't a few artists who just can't get along. Sometimes it's professional, sometimes it's personal. For country's most well-known feudsters, it was both.

Dixie Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines has never been shy about expressing her opinions in public, and she took to Twitter to express her outrage after Sony pulled the plug on Seth Rogen's new movie, 'The Interview.'

The Dixie Chicks will return to Canada this fall for their first tour of the country in seven years. The group announced the 2013 Long Time Gone Tour on Monday (Aug. 19). The run includes nine dates between Oct. 26 and Nov. 10.

Mother nature strikes again. Tim McGraw and the Dixie Chicks were set to perform separate headlining sets at the annual Calgary Stampede, with their shows scheduled between July 10 and 13. The concerts were booked to take place at the Calgary Saddledome, but due to the floods that damaged the venue last month, the shows have been canceled.