CHICKS SPEAK OUT ON 60 MINUTES

The Dixie Chicks gave a candid interview on 60 Minutes Sunday night, May 14, as they addressed several topics, including radio station boycotts.

Lead vocalist Natalie Maines, who became the target of protests after her anti-President Bush statements in 2003, said that the group understood why some stations would not play their music. "When you are in the corporate world for your livelihood and when a hundred people e-mail you that they will never listen to your station again, you get scared of losing your job, and why did they need to stand up for us?" Natalie said. Natalie added that she saw no reason to apologize for her 2003 statements. She and band members Emily Robison and Martie Maguire also discussed the death threats they received after Natalie's comments.

Comments

More News

His widow, Nancy Jones, is serving as executive producer.
The secret: Brantley puts his heavy metal in his checked luggage.
Carrie and Mike’s realtors put up a video of the Ottawa home the couple wants to sell.
Friends Loretta Lynn, Connie Smith and Vince Gill join her for a special Opry event.
Daniel de los Reyes thanks ZBB fans for helping put him on top in the annual readers’ poll.
When fans hear his dark new single, “they won’t be able to pigeonhole the record,” Dierks says.