The Dixie Chicks' "Goodbye Earl" is the one of most influential songs of the 21st century. The trio's hit knotted two eras of country revenge together. One could fairly wonder if we didn't have ...

The album’s third single, released in 2000, “Goodbye Earl” ultimately climbed to No. 13 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles & Tracks (now known as Hot Country Songs). Definitive Version ...

A lot of conservative country fans, especially men, had been aching to ruin the Dixie Chicks for ... sleep at night" because "Earl had to die." ... a 2002 Dixie Chicks song that ...

The Dixie Chicks recently shared their first new song in 14 years, the fierce and calculated “Gaslighter,” and announced an album of the same name out May 1.

It's not unusual for enthusiastic fans to sing along, but it did catch your ear Thursday at the Kodak Theatre when fans cheerfully sang every word of the Dixie Chicks's 2000 hit "Goodbye Earl." ...

Amid the controversy around “Earl,” the Dixie Chicks had tried to get people on their side by suggesting the song was their “ode to O.J. Simpson,” whose trial — and the racial lines ...

The Dixie Chicks never officially broke up, but they sure did disappear for a while. The reasons for that have been well-covered, but the headline out of this past week—which saw the Chicks play ...

Swift cited "Goodbye Earl" as a game-changing song. Taylor Swift has often cited The Chicks -- formerly The Dixie Chicks -- as one of her biggest inspirations, both in their music and their ...

No one had to teach me that the Dixie Chicks and their songs were important, cool and just as country as anything else. It’s one of those things I learned by osmosis and by how fun it felt to ...