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The group reached around three million listeners over the airwaves in less than 48 hours, mostly due to a burst of support from stations owned by iHeartMedia
The group's long-awaited return is one of righteous indignation and emancipation
Single is the first from the country trio since 2006
Singer Natalie Maines shares the trio's first new music in 14 years in a now-you-hear-it/now-you-don't Instagram post
"I love an element of repetition," says singer-songwriter, who is part of a wave of rising queer country and folk performers
The Dixie Chicks return to the stage, Jason Isbell debuts a new song, and Bleachers cover Bruce
Artists from Willie and Cash to the Dixie Chicks get away with the unspeakable
"Our last album was the most personal and autobiographical we've ever been, and this one is 10 times that," said Maines of Gaslighter.
Cry, Cry, Cry: From George Jones to Brad Paisley, the biggest weepers ever
Most country stations dropped the Dixie Chicks in 2003, but a few outlets are testing "Soon You'll Get Better," a Taylor Swift song that features the group
