Dixie Chicks Delay First Album in 14 Years
- 4 years ago
Dixie Chicks Delay
First Album in 14 Years The country trio were due to drop their highly-anticipated eighth record, 'Gaslighter,' on May 1. 'The Tennessean' reports that it has been pushed back indefinitely. A new release date has yet to be confirmed. The record is co-produced by
Grammy Award-winning
singer/songwriter Jack Antonoff. They dropped the
title track last month. Emily Strayer, via statement Emily Strayer, via statement The band also dropped a video, directed
by Seanne Farmer, to accompany the track. It is their first album since
2006's 'Taking the Long Way.'
First Album in 14 Years The country trio were due to drop their highly-anticipated eighth record, 'Gaslighter,' on May 1. 'The Tennessean' reports that it has been pushed back indefinitely. A new release date has yet to be confirmed. The record is co-produced by
Grammy Award-winning
singer/songwriter Jack Antonoff. They dropped the
title track last month. Emily Strayer, via statement Emily Strayer, via statement The band also dropped a video, directed
by Seanne Farmer, to accompany the track. It is their first album since
2006's 'Taking the Long Way.'