Dixie Chicks Make a Musical Comeback With "Gaslighter"

Dixie Chicks' new single "Gaslighter" grants the trio a chart first, becoming the act's first No. 1 on Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales survey.Released March 4, the song sold 12,000 downloads in its first full week of tracking (March 6-12), according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data, and ascends 2-1 on Country Digital Song Sales.The group earns its first leader on the list (dated March 21) among four appearances.

Dixie Chicks performed their new comeback single “Gaslighter” on today’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show (filmed earlier this month). The trio also sat down with Ellen to discuss the decision to write a new record after a 14-year break and the band’s relationship with cancel culture. Check it out below.

From left, on Emily Strayer: Junya Watanabe trench coat. On Martie Maguire: Michael Kors trench coat.

From left, on Emily Strayer: Junya Watanabe trench coat. On Martie Maguire: Michael Kors trench coat.

From left, on Emily Strayer: Junya Watanabe trench coat. On Martie Maguire: Michael Kors trench coat.

Dixie Chicks' "Gaslighter" bounds onto Billboard's Country Airplay chart (dated March 14) at No. 36, with 3 million impressions, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data. The bow was helped by hourly plays on participating iHeartMedia stations on March 5, following its release a day earlier. The trio makes its second-highest entrance among 27 tot

Dixie Chicks are getting ready to re-emerge after a lengthy hiatus, with new music on the way and a new tour to follow.

The Dixie Chicks released an album this week after a 14-year hiatus, but despite the release, the trio revealed they feel left out of the country music industry. The band, comprised of Natalie Maines, Emily Robison and Martie Maguire, flew under the radar for over the last decade.

The Dixie Chicks released a song this week after a 14-year hiatus, but despite the release, the trio revealed they feel left out of the country music industry. The band, comprised of Natalie Maines, Emily Robison and Martie Maguire, flew under the radar for over the last decade.

The Dixie Chicks released an album this week after a 14-year hiatus, but despite the release, the trio revealed they feel left out of the country music industry. The band, comprised of Natalie Maines, Emily Robison and Martie Maguire, flew under the radar for over the last decade.

Our proverbial cup runneth over with new music this week: Katy Perry dropped a brand-new single, “Never Worn White,” and an accompanying music video, which doubled as a pregnancy announcement; the Dixie Chicks released their first single in 13 years in the form of “Gaslighter,” a propulsive, country-pop anthem with production from Jack Antonoff; and Megan Thee Stallion emerged from the mires of label drama with a new full-length project, Suga.HAIM are back, too, promoting their impeccably titled

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It's taken 14 years, but the Dixie Chicks are back with their first new material since 2006's critically-lauded Taking The Long Way. After quite a bit of teasing on social media, today, Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire, and Emily Robison shared the title track to their new album, Gaslighter. It's a true-to-form anthemic cut that — for better or worse — is bound to scratch the itch of #resistance Twitter going into the 2020 presidential election. Hear it in full above.

Dixie Chicks are planning their return with Gaslighter—their first studio album in 14 years—and the country trio just dropped the title track. Following an extended hiatus, this marks the group’s first release since George W. Bush’s administration.

The Dixie Chicks are gearing up to release their first album in 14 years.

Country pop trio Dixie Chicks have announced their first new album in 14 years.

The are back to take their rightful place as queens of country rock. With "Gaslighter," the first single off their upcoming album of the same name, the trio isn't easing their way back.

The Dixie Chicks are back! The trio roared back into the spotlight on Wednesday (March 4) by unveiling the music video for their long-awaited comeback single, "Gaslighter." In the clip, Natalie Maines, Emily Strayer