The band made its Bay Area debut under its new name at Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View, but little else has changed about this great country act.
The Chicks shortened their band name in 2020, saying that they wanted to “want to meet this moment” and eschewing a word — “Dixie” — that is often associated with the slavery that existed in the South.
Otherwise, the band is still fiery, political, immensely talented and intent on giving fans plenty for their money in concert. And it’s still making great music and remaining immensely relevant and popular, despite being basically ignored by country music radio since a major backlash occurred following the comments that Maines made about then-President George W. Bush to a London crowd in 2003.
The last video in the string was Joan Jett’s “Bad Reputation,” which felt like a nod to the band’s willingness to embrace and even celebrate its own outsider role in modern-day mainstream country music, and then the Chicks appeared on stage with their superb five-piece backing bnad and began to roll through the rowdy opener “Sin Wagon.”
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