WHAT
Today, the 13-time GRAMMY award-winning, multi-platinum selling global superstars, Dixie Chicks announced that the release of their highly anticipated fifth studio album, 'GASLIGHTER' originally scheduled to drop on 1 May 2020, via Columbia Records, has been postponed. Additional details are forthcoming.

Fans should continue to check @Dixie_Chicks social media for additional updates and announcements.

For additional information and to check out their latest single Gaslighter, please visit www.dixiechicks.com

WHO
Martie Maguire, Natalie Maines and Emily Strayer are the Dixie Chicks. They are superstars, renegades, innovators, heroes, villains, and moms who over the past two decades have grown from a band into a cultural phenomenon. Since the release of their debut album, 'WIDE OPEN SPACES' in 1998, the Dixie Chicks’ music has stirred emotions in fans around the world, making them one of the biggest and most influential bands of our time. Earning universal recognition as the top selling all-female band and biggest-selling country group in the U.S., the Dixie Chicks have sold more than 33 million albums (27.5 million albums in the U.S. alone) and are among an elite group of acts to achieve multiple “diamond” selling (ten million copies) releases. Counting 13 GRAMMY Awards, six Billboard Music Awards, four American Music Awards, and numerous Country Music Association Awards among many other accolades, their last record-breaking studio album, 'TAKING THE LONG WAY' (2006), won five GRAMMY Awards including “Album of the Year,” “Record of the Year,” and “Song of the Year.” Their on-stage reputation has catapulted them to sell over $100 million worth of concert tickets, while outspoken songs like Goodbye, Earl and Not Ready To Make Nice make it clear that this power trio plays by their own rules. In November 2016, the Dixie Chicks performed Daddy Lessons alongside Beyoncé at the 50th Anniversary of the Country Music Association Awards and released a studio version of the track to digital outlets the following day. In 2019, the Dixie Chicks returned to the airwaves as a feature on Taylor Swift’s Soon You’ll Get Better, one of the leading tracks off Swift’s seventh studio album, 'LOVER'. After 14 years, the Dixie Chicks are set to release their fifth studio album, titled GASLIGHTER, in 2020.