The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks)'s 2022 Concert History

The Chicks is a country music trio that formed in Dallas, Texas in 1989. Since 1995, the line-up has consisted of Emily Strayer, her sister Martie Maguire, and Natalie Maines. Initially, the trio called themselves "Dixie Chicks" but changed their name to "The Chicks" on June 25, 2020, citing negative connotations between the word "Dixie" and American Slavery. Shortly thereafter, The Chicks released the single "March, March" in honor of multiple social justice movements. This was not the first time the trio used their platform for political activism. In 2003, The Chicks were blacklisted from thousands of country radio stations across the United States when they refused to support the US-led invasion of Iraq and expressed criticism of fellow Texan then-President George W. Bush. Some of The Chicks' most popular songs include "Wide Open Spaces," "Cowboy Take Me Away," "Gaslighter," "Travelin' Soldier," and it's cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" among many others.

Date Concert Venue Location
Jun 15, 2022 –
Jun 19, 2022
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival 2022
Gryffin / The Brook & The Bluff / Stevie Nicks / Tool / Tove Lo / J. Cole / Flume / The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) / ILLENIUM / Roddy Ricch / All Time Low / Machine Gun Kelly / Lord Huron / Tash Sultana / Porter Robinson / Wallows / COIN / King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard / NGHTMRE / Japanese Breakfast / Judah & the Lion / 100gecs / Weval / The Regrettes / Wild Rivers / The Backseat Lovers / Lettuce / Briston Maroney / Black Tiger Sex Machine / The Weather Station / Pigeons Playing Ping Pong / Noga Erez / Indigo De Souza / Flatland Cavalry / Flipturn / Maggie Rose / Ship Wrek / Patrick Droney / John Summit / Adam Melchor / mindchatter / Andy Frasco & The U.N / Southern Avenue / LP Giobbi / JESSIE MURPH / Vincent Neil Emerson / Lucille Croft / Cece Coakley / The Dip / Jonathan Terrell / A Hundred Drums / Goose / Sohmi / Sons of Kemet / Izzy Heltai / Fi Sullivan / Still Woozy / Arlo Parks / MARC REBILLET / 21 Savage / CHVRCHES / Chris Lake / LANY / Tierra Whack / Benee / Goth Babe / Sidepiece / Role Model / Blu DeTiger / Nothing / Wreckno / VnssA / Kenny Mason / Calder Allen / Robert Plant & Allison Krauss / Disclosure / The War on Drugs / Bleachers / Isaiah Rashad / Lane 8 / Whiskey Myers / Denzel Curry / Dayglow / Chris Lorenzo / Tai Verdes / J Worra / Phantoms / Westend / Claud / Billy Strings / $uicideboy$ / Tobe Nwigwe / Mt. Joy / Nora en Pure / Slowthai / Ashe / said the sky / Joy Oladokun / Habstrakt / Femi Kuti & The Positive Force / Teddy Swims / Moore Kismet / Cory Henry / Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats / Herbie Hancock / Puscifer / G. Jones / Zach Bryan / All Them Witches / Tinashe / FLETCHER / Dombresky / Bas / Protoje / Of The Trees / Sierra Ferrell / Ravenscoon / Superjam: Jack Antonoff’s 1984 / Cloonee / COM3T / Lucii / Rezz Show all bands
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Bonnaroo Farms Manchester, Tennessee, United States
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Jun 14, 2022 –
Jun 19, 2022
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
Amémé / Get Weird / DJ CatLo / Mitchell / FLIPTURN / Sawyer / Spiñorita / HEELTURN / Dirty Circus / Goldpark / Fi Sullivan / Sparkle City Disco / Little Cinema / Lainey Wilson / VNSSA / Flatland Cavalry / HardCandy / Dropkat / Material Witness / NGHTMRE / Yomí That Harpist / Howlin Brothers / Los Guiros / DJ Mel / Izzy Heltai / Mochakk / Cece Coakley / JAYLEN / Norris Dates & Power Surge / Sidepiece / The Main Squeeze / Vinyl Ranch / Erin Stereo / Kasablanca / Phantasmagoria / STEFFI / Paul Cauthen / Cloonee / Turnpike Troubadours / Dillon Francis / Sugaray Rayford / SOHMI / Mark Thornton and the Sidekicks / Jay Shetty / Therapy Gecko / Calder Allen / DJ Kenzie Jean / DJ Magic Tone / Patrick Droney / Moore Kismet / DÁMELO / Tomar and the FCs / AIR2EARTH / TimBo and Mark Thornton / C'est Funk / Sam White / Robyn Ottolini / Shannon and the Clams / Tenille Townes / Kito / LP Giobbi / Channel Tres / Mindchatter / East Nash Grass / Jonathan Terrell / Vincent Neil Emerson / JAUZ / Parrotfish / Kenny Mason / The Dip / Nothing / Bailey Bryan / Jessie Murph / The Weather Station / Miloe / Blu DeTiger / The 502s / Adam Melchor / Wreckno / Bren Joy / Indigo De Souza / The Brook and The Bluff / CloZee / Garcia Peoples / Sons of Kemet / Goth Babe / Gryffin / Silent Disco / Role Model / Andy Frasco & The U.N. / Sidepiece / Southern Avenue / Claud / Maggie Rose / Michaela Anne / Tai Verdes / Briston Maroney / Noga Erez / Westend / Dayglow / Tove Lo / Whiskey Myers / Ship Wrek / The Regrettes / Isaiah Rashad / Phantoms / Japanese Breakfast / Leon of Athens / Robert Plant & Alison Krauss / Arlo Parks / J. Worra / The War on Drugs / Bleachers / The Chicks / Chris Lorenzo / Karina Rykman / Still Woozy / Lord Huron / John Summit / J. Cole / King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard / Disclosure / Illenium / Goose / Denzel Curry / Lane 8 / Cory Henry / Benee / Frances Cone / COM3T / The Backseat Lovers / Teddy Swims / Joy Oladokun / Carter Faith / Lucille Croft / Femi Kuti & The Positive Force / Ashe / All Time Low / Daniel Donato / Slowthai / LANY / Charlotte Sands / Lucii / Superjam: Jack Antonoff's 1984 / 21 Savage / Mt. Joy / Bre Kennedy / Habstrakt / Chvrches / Tobe Nwigwe / Mac Saturn / Billy Strings / Black Tiger Sex Machine / Judah & The Lion / DE'WAYNE / $uicideboy$ / Said the Sky / Tool / Porter Robinson / Flume / 100 gecs / Marc Rebillet / Nora En Pure / Pigeons Playing Ping Pong / Chris Lake / Wild Rivers / Sierra Ferrell / The Aces / A Hundred Drums / Wax Owls / Bas / Fletcher / All Them Witches / Ravenscoon / Robyn Ottolini / COIN / Lettuce / Tash Sultana / Of The Trees / Stephen Sanchez / Tinashe / Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats / Tierra Whack / Dombresky / corook / Puscifer / Zach Bryan / G Jones / Saleka / Machine Gun Kelly / Herbie Hancock / HOKO / Roddy Rich / Wallows / Rezz / Stevie Nicks Show all bands
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Great Stage Park Manchester, Tennessee, United States
Show Duplicates for Jun 14, 2022

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Bonnaroo 2022 on Jun 16, 2022 [688-small]

Bonnaroo 2022
Jun 16, 2022
 Manchester, Tennessee, United States
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Austin City Limits 2022 on Oct 14, 2022 [696-small]

Austin City Limits 2022
Oct 14 - 16, 2022
 Austin, Texas, United States
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Austin City Limits 2022 on Oct 14, 2022 [697-small]

Austin City Limits 2022
Oct 14 - 16, 2022
 Austin, Texas, United States
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The Chicks (US) / Patty Griffin on Jul 9, 2022 [282-small]

The Chicks (US) / Patty Griffin
Jul 9, 2022
 Bristow, Virginia, United States
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The Chicks (US) / Patty Griffin on Jul 9, 2022 [283-small]

The Chicks (US) / Patty Griffin
Jul 9, 2022
 Bristow, Virginia, United States
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Austin City Limits Music Festival 2022 (Weekend 1) on Oct 7, 2022 [816-small]

Austin City Limits Music Festival 2022 (Weekend 1)
Oct 7 - 9, 2022
 Austin, Texas, United States
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The Chicks / Patty Griffin on Sep 30, 2022 [037-small]

The Chicks / Patty Griffin
Sep 30, 2022
 Noblesville, Indiana, United States
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The Chicks / Patty Griffin on Oct 11, 2022 [824-small]

The Chicks / Patty Griffin
Oct 11, 2022
 Irving, Texas, United States
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The Chicks / Patty Griffin on Oct 11, 2022 [826-small]

The Chicks / Patty Griffin
Oct 11, 2022
 Irving, Texas, United States
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The Chicks / Patty Griffin on Oct 8, 2022 [585-small]

The Chicks / Patty Griffin
Oct 8, 2022
 The Woodlands, Texas, United States
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The Chicks / Patty Griffin on Oct 8, 2022 [587-small]

The Chicks / Patty Griffin
Oct 8, 2022
 The Woodlands, Texas, United States
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The Chicks (US) / Patty Griffin on Jul 5, 2022 [179-small]

The Chicks (US) / Patty Griffin
Jul 5, 2022
 Mansfield, Massachusetts, United States
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


Who were the Dixie Chicks?

The Dixie Chicks were an American country music group from Texas was formed in 1989 by sisters Martie Maquire and Emily Strayer, whose birth surname was Erwin. They were joined by Laura Lynch on upright bass and Robin Lynn Macy on vocals and guitar.

Lynch became the lead vocalist when Macy left in 1992 but was ultimately replaced by Natalie Maines in 1995.

The band changed their name to "the Chicks" in 2020, dumping the word "Dixie."

Why did the Dixie Chicks change their name to the Chicks?

The band changed their name to the Chicks because the word "Dixie" refers to the American Mason Dixon line which is historically the Civil-war era South. Thus, for many, the word "Dixie" still has terrible ties to an age of slavery and white supremacy, a connection that the Chicks do not want to be a part of anymore.

The Chicks aren’t the only country group distancing themselves from the South’s ugly past. Lady A was formerly known as "Lady Antebellum," but changed the name due to racist connotations associated with the word "Antebellum."

Similarly, Dolly Parton dropped the word "Dixie" from her "Dixie Stampede," a Civil-war themed attraction with two locations in former Confederate states (Tennessee and Missouri). She now calls it "Dolly Parton’s Stampede".

Where are the Dixie Chicks from?

The Dixie Chicks hail from Dallas, Texas, and began their career performing on a Dallas street corner.

Why were the Dixie Chicks blacklisted from country radio stations in 2003?

The Dixie Chicks were blacklisted in 2003 due to comments made by lead singer, Natalie Maines, in which she criticized President George W. Bush and the allied invasion of Iraq.

What did the Dixie Chicks say about former President George W. Bush?

The Dixie Chicks were in clear opposition to the President's invasion of Iraq and publicly stated that they were ashamed to hail from the same state (Texas) as former President George W. Bush.

How old are the Dixie Chicks?

The Dixie Chicks began their band career in 1989 with the members born between the late 1960s and early 1970s:

  • Natalie Maines, the band's lead singer since 1995, was born October 14, 1974 and is 49 years old.
  • Martie Macguire, vocalist and instrumentalist since 1990, was born October 12, 1969, and is 54 years old.
  • Emily Strayer, the band's other vocalist and instrumentalist since 1990, was born on August 16, 1972 and is 51 years old.

When was the song "Goodbye Earl" released?

"Goodbye Earl" was released on February 28, 2000. The song lyrics were considered controversial due to violent themes involving domestic abuse and murder. Some radio stations refused to play the song altogether while others were cautious about when they would air it.

What Fleetwood Mac song does The Dixie Chicks cover?

The Dixie Chicks released a cover of Fleetwood Mac's popular song "Landslide" on August 26, 2002. It was featured on their 2002 Home album, which won Best Country Album at the Grammys in 2003.

When did the Dixie Chicks release the Wide Open Spaces album?

Wide Open Spaces was released in August 1998. The album won Best Country Album at the Grammys in 2000.

The titular "Wide Open Spaces" was one of the most popular songs from the album, hitting number one on the U.S. Country charts, and spending four weeks there.

How do you join The Chicks fan club?

If you want to stay up to date on The Chicks, click here to join the fan club.

How many concerts has The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) had?

The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) has had 549 concerts.

What genre is The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks)?

The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) is most often considered to be Pop, Folk, Pop Rock, Female Vocalists, Country, Rock And Roll, Contemporary Country, Bluegrass, Country Pop, Alternative Country, Progressive Bluegrass, Doo-Wop, Contemporary Folk, Country Dawn, Southern Gospel, Traditional Country, New Orleans Jazz, Dixieland, Classic Girl Group, and Neo-Traditional Country.

When was the last The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) concert?

The last The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) concert was on October 31, 2023 at Wolfbrook Arena in Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. The bands that performed were: The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) / Elle King.

What setlist does The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) play live?

The songs that The Chicks (fka Dixie Chicks) performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the October 24, 2023 concert at Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia:

  1. Bad Girls
  2. Would I Lie to You?
  3. Heartbreaker
  4. We Got the Beat
  5. Proud Mary
  6. Edge of Seventeen
  7. Cherry Bomb
  8. Barracuda
  9. One Way or Another
  10. What's Up?
  11. Bad Reputation
  12. Gaslighter
  13. Sin Wagon
  14. Texas Man
  15. Julianna Calm Down
  16. The Long Way Around
  17. My Best Friend's Weddings
  18. Sleep at Night
  19. Ready to Run
  20. Travelin' Soldier
  21. Wide Open Spaces
  22. Tights on My Boat
  23. Daddy Lessons
  24. Long Time Gone
  25. Cowboy Take Me Away
  26. Landslide
  27. Rainbowland
  28. Don't Let Me Die in Florida
  29. March March
  30. For Her
  31. Everybody Loves You
  32. White Trash Wedding
  33. Not Ready to Make Nice
  34. Goodbye Earl
  35. Run the World

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