March Marchby The Chicks

'Gaslighter,' is their first new album in fourteen years: thechicks.com

Today mark's the 57th anniversary of The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, also known as the March on Washington or The Great March on Washington. The march won't stop until we see justice and freedom for Black lives.

'Gaslighter,' is their first new album in fourteen years: thechicks.com

For Justine in Wyoming! "I’m just getting ready for my first interview in my two week old political campaign! I can credit KEXP for pushing me to put up or shut up for my small community in Powell. KEXP has been a marvelous example in social justice. Thank you for leading me in my first attempt in public office. Could you play Nobody’s Empire by Belle and Sebastian or something off the new Chicks album? You know we love you all!"

The Dixie Chicks have dropped the Dixie out of their name, and 'Gaslighter,' their first new album in fourteen years: thechicks.com

The Dixie Chicks have dropped the Dixie out of their name, and this new single that reference current public protests. “An army of one” holds dual meaning. Compared to the conservative-leaning country music industry, these women do not shy from tip-toed around topics. In a similar vein to “Gaslighter,” the expression supports solidarity, garnering strength in numbers.