Dixie Chicks Nix Imminent Album Release, Postpone ‘Gaslighter’ Indefinitely

First Country is a compilation of the best new country songs, videos and albums that dropped this week.Welcome to a special Mother’s Day edition of First Country. God knows country artists love and revere their mamas above all over kin, so our first few selections pay tribute to mom as her special day nears on May 10.Tim McGraw, “I Called Mama”This morning, McGraw, who scored a No.

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Natalie Maines is keeping fans entertained during the global pandemic.

2020 is already shaping up to be a huge year for the music industry, even though the COVID-19 pandemic has caused countless album and concert delays in recent weeks. Many artists, including Justin Bieber and Hayley Williams, have already announced that they have new tunes on the way, while others have continued to stay mum about the status of their next projects, much to fans’ dismay (ahem, Rihanna).

After putting the release of her upcoming music album Chromatican last month on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Lady Gaga has finally announced the release date of her eagerly awaited sixth studio album, which was initially scheduled to release on April 10. The 34-year-old songstress took to social media on March 7 and revealed that she will be dropping the album on May 29. “The journey continues. You can officially join me on #Chromatica on May 29,” she posted on Instagram.

Their upcoming album 'Gaslighter' remains indefinitely delayed

Drake is here to make quarantine a bit easier.The rapper took to social media to announce that a new mixtape, titled Dark Lane Demo Tapes, will be dropping on Friday (May 1).

With Gaslighter -- the Dixie Chicks’ first album of new material in 14 years -- postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic, the trio has slipped out a a second song, “Julianna Calm Down,” from the album, following the title track's release in March.

The Dixie Chicks’ highly-anticipated upcoming album may be postponed, but they are not letting that stop them from releasing new music.

The Dixie Chicks have postponed their comeback album “Gaslighter,” originally slated for a May 1st release, but they’re still sharing new music from the LP. On Thursday, the group quietly posted a new track, “Julianna Calm Down,” to IGTV.

HAIM have released another new single from their forthcoming album Women In Music Pt. III. "I Know Alone" is streaming above alongside a video directed by Jake Schrier. The band have also confirmed a new release date for the record: it's out June 26.

Taylor Swift says she did not consent to a new collection of her music being released by her former record label, Big Machine Records.  The pop star released a lengthy statement on Thursday, calling the move a "tasteless" money grab. Swift also confirmed previous reports that Scooter Braun acquired the label (and with it the rights to Taylor's entire discography) for $330 million.

By Tom Grater

On April 21, the Dixie Chicks announced that they would be postponing the release of their highly anticipated album, Gaslighter, which was supposed to come out on May 1. This will be their first new album in over a decade.

The Dixie Chicks are having a good sense of humor about bearing bad news to their fans.

Fans waiting 14 years for another Dixie Chicks album will have to wait longer.It was revealed on Tuesday (April 21) that the upcoming Gaslighter, scheduled for a May 1 release, has been indefinitely postponed.Lead vocalist Natalie Maines knows that you're feeling bummed about the news, and took to Instagram to share a hilarious video imagining what fan reactions looked like.The clip shows a woman turning on an old-fashioned television set, while explaining to someone named "Chlo Chlo" on the

Originally set for release on May 1

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