When Dixie Chicks sisters -- fiddler Martie Maguire and guitarist/banjoist Emily Robison -- recorded their first album together without lead vocalist Natalie Maines, they re-named themselves Court Yard Hounds (a reference to the best-selling novel, 'City of Thieves'). Read More
Jack Riley at London's The Independent interviews Indy-Honky-Tonk sweet heart Caitlin Rose about her recent tour of Britain, her influences and her upcoming full release. Read More
CMTT reports that funds raised from the download of songs from the compilation (which will only be available digitally at iTunes ) will help the United Way support Gulf Coast rebuilding efforts in conjunction with the non-profit Enterprise Community Partners. Read More
Martie Maguire and Emily Robison of the Dixie Chicks will apparently have some new music out this year without lead vocalist Natalie Maines. Read More
Formed in 1989 as a Western-themed bluegrass band, the Dixie Chicks later became one of the most popular acts in contemporary ... Read the full Dixie Chicks bio.