Dixie Chicks Tease New Album
The wait for new Dixie Chicks music may soon be over. The trio recently took to lead singer Natalie Maines’…
Dixie Chicks; Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images
The wait for new Dixie Chicks music may soon be over.
The trio recently took to lead singer Natalie Maines’ Instagram to tease fans over their forthcoming project.
In the clip, Maines and her bandmates, Martie Maguire and Emily Robison, take turns saying “Dixie Chicks album coming” with a filter added to the video to alter their voice and appearance.
At the end, singer/songwriter/producer, Jack Antonoff, famous for his work with pop superstar Taylor Swift, pops in to complete the teaser saying, “someday.”
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The 12-time Grammy-winning trio has been teasing new music for several months. No specific timeline or release information has been revealed, but it’s clear their fans are ready. It’s been 13 years since the release of Dixie Chicks’ last studio album, Taking the Long Way.
There is also much speculation over a possible Dixie Chicks/Taylor Swift collaboration after the trio appeared in a photo shown hanging on a wall in Swift’s “ME!” music video, which was released in April.
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