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The drought is over for fans of the Dixie Chicks, as the country trio announced this week that they'll be heading out on the road next summer. The 'DCX MMXVI World Tour' will kick off June 1st at the Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio and hit 40 cities in North America before concluding with a performance at the Hollywood Bowl in October. Although tickets to see the Dixie Chicks don't go on sale for the general public until November 23, some tickets have hit the secondary market before the public offer. Prior to the pre-sale, resale ticket prices for the DCX MMXVI World Tour are already soaring to an average $236, and fans can expect to see increases as the tour gets closer. -
Bleachers Release 'Terrible Thrills Vol. 2' Featuring Sia, Sara Bareilles, Carly Rae Jepson
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Dixie Chicks's Natalie Maines Looks Back on Bush Comments 12 Years Later
Some 12 years later, after making controversial remarks about the Iraq War, the Dixie Chicks's lead vocalist Natalie Maines is still not ready to make nice with former President George W. Bush. She now takes a look back on those comments. -
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Bruce Springsteen Tribute Concert to air on PBS, Includes Covers by Neil Young, Elton John and John Legend [WATCH]
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