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The Chicks (formerly Dixie Chicks) is an American country music trio which has also crossed over into other genres. Formed in 1989 in Dallas, Texas, the band is composed of founding members (and sisters) Martie Erwin Maguire and Emily Erwin Robison, and lead singer Natalie Maines.
The trio is currently ranked as the highest-selling female musical group in the USA, according to RIAA Gold & Platinum album certifications. As of 2012, The Chicks had won 13 Grammy Awards. While The Chicks continues, Maguire and Robison are writing and recording as Court Yard Hounds as of Feb 2010. The Dixie Chicks renamed the band in 2020 to The Chicks dropping Dixie from the official name as the name had the word 'Dixie' referencing the American Mason–Dixon line, which separated the free and slave-owning southern states.
Style over time
Genres of the artist's albums over the years: the higher the line, the stronger the genre on that album
Similar artists
Artists on air on the same radio stations and in the same genres
The Chicks members
Current members: Martie Maguire, Emily Robison, Natalie Maines
Former members: Laura Lynch (original), Robin Lynn Macy (original)
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On the radio
Stations that played The Chicks in the last 30 days
- Wide Open Spaces
91.7 The Mix
United States · Rock - Cold Day in July
Riverwood Radio (Country) 3
Canada · Pop
- 51×
Radio Country Live
United States · Country - 44×
Radio Country Live New York
United States · Pop - 34×
Rock Antenne - Country Antenne
Germany · Pop - 32×
country Antenne
Germany · Country - 23×
2000's Country Music Radio
United States · Country - 22×
Classic Hits 109 - Country Hits
Canada · Country - 20×
Bigfoot Legends WWCH 94.1-101.3
United States · Country - 18×
Jolene Country Radio
Netherlands · Country - 18×
Radio Mrągowo
Poland · Rock - 16×
P10 Country (AAC HQ)
Norway · Pop - 16×
Total Country Inchicore
Ireland · Country - 16×
KHOZ 900 AM & 94.9 FM
United States · Contemporary Country









