Dixie Chicks is an all-women band who has given a new facet to the country music with their unique execution of rhythms. Undoubtedly this trio of musical trendsetter has shaken the things with their multi-talented play of fiddle, banjo and dobro in additional to their melodious and powerful vocal abilities. These country sensations have sense of style, good looks, and are more than just ordinary chicks. With their appearance on Runaway Bride soundtrack, the Dixie Chicks' country music has truly become global. With hits like "Travelin' Soldier" and "Landslide," the Dixie Chicks enjoyed a successful 2003. Natalie, Emily and Martie have taken the country music scene by storm creating an almost a new genre of country that one would certainly love to listen.

These prima donnas possess that rare act that comes along a few times in a generation. They are not a usual studio production on the contrary these girls write their own songs and play their own instruments with such dexterity that they were born with instruments attached to their bodies. Their album Wide Open Spaces has sold more than any other band in country music history.

When they were about to hit the top of the music charts with singles like "Landslide" and "Travelin' Soldier," lead singer Natalie Maines uttered 15 words that could have proved disastrous for the team. At a concert in England, Maines asserted that she is not in favor of President Bush's decision to invade Iraq. Though the incident was followed by apologies and redemption, it raised doubts whether they will get their due success or not.