Way back when, during the early reign of George W. Bush (kind of miss him now, don't we), musical country trio The Chicks (formerly known as Dixie Chicks) did the unthinkable. Not only did they speak ...

The following story was first published in 2013 to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the "Dixie Chicks Come Clean" Entertainment Weekly cover. As we celebrate EW's 35th anniversary, it has been ...

LOS ANGELES -- The Dixie Chicks took the long way around, but they're returning with new music soon after a 13-year hiatus. The award-winning group's lead singer, Natalie Maines, took to Instagram ...

Ever wonder what the Dixie Chicks would sound like without lead singer Natalie Maines? Well, now we know: Sheryl Crow. Crow is actually nowhere to be found on the self-titled debut from the Court Yard ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Country radio still isn’t ready to make nice with the Dixie Chicks. With a haul of Grammys Sunday, the Texas trio topped their comeback from their 2003 Bush-bashing comment that ...

"Emily Robison and Martin Strayer are ecstatic to announce the birth of their new baby girl, Violet Isabel Strayer," Court Yard Hounds posted on their official Facebook page. "Violet was born at ...

GLENDALE —"Hail to the Chief" trumpeted the arrival of the Dixie Chicks Sunday night at Jobing.com Arena. Now that might seem odd, if you haven't paid any attention to the controversial country-music ...

In 2003, the Chicks were riding an unprecedented high in the wake of the success of the band's album Home. Then came the George W. Bush diss heard round the world: While introducing the song "Travelin ...