Dixie Chicks

Financially, that’s not such a bad thing (he penned the the Dixie Chicks’ hit song “Not Ready to Make Nice”), but creatively there’s not much going on that surpasses his past efforts. His 2007 release Free Life received a lot of blah ...

By default@goarticles.com (Clyde Dennis) Wide Open Spaces is the latest release from Dixie Chicks, and I can only think of one word to describe this CD... AWESOME! Wide Open Spaces opens with an outstanding track, I Can Love You Better, tha...

By Scott Butki And then it happened. During a concert in London lead singer Natalie Maines said, "Just so you know, we’re on the good side with y’all. We do not want this war, this violence, and we’re ashamed that the President of the United States is from Texas." It was one of those short remarks that changed e...

By Brandon Daviet While this might or not have some truth to it -- I mean the academy did give a Grammy to Jethro Tull for “best Heavy metal album once upon a time -- Shut Up & Sing is the most important movie to come out in 2006 after singer Natalie Maines commented that she was “ashamed the president is from T...

By TV and Film Guy In London in 2003, on the first night of their “Top of the World” tour, Natalie Maines, the lead singer of The Dixie Chicks, unhappy about the U.S.’s plans for war in Iraq stated that she was ashamed the President of the United States was from Texas.  Because the President’s approval rating was...

 NM - Robison acknowledges that maybe the anti-Bush remark was the best thing that ever could have happened to the Dixie Chicks, an incredibly insightful point. ...

which is really a Dixie Chicks concert with slightly ... patter, lead singer Natalie Maines prefaces an ... More typically, Martie Maguire explains that she wrote ... Review: Dixie Chicks don‘t `Shut Up‘ Leading The Charge Review: Film sings Dixie Chicks‘ praises Herald News Daily

By Lorie Byrd Drudge reports:Roger Waters [Pink Floyd] concert tour hits North America and NYC with flying pigs, urging Dem votes in election, "Impeach Bush" written on rear of pig floating over audience...The pig had graffiti. 'New Yorkers/Don't be led to the slaughter/Vote November 7'