The Chicks' album 'Taking the Long Way' to get 20th anniversary reissue and tour
UKPulse Sport Desk
The Chicks' album 'Taking the Long Way' is set to be reissued with a 20th anniversary edition and will be supported by a tour. The album, released in 2006, addressed the band's public disagreements with President George W Bush and Nashville conservatives.
- The Chicks' album 'Taking the Long Way' is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
- A 20th anniversary reissue and tour for 'Taking the Long Way' are planned.
- The album's main theme was the band's conflict with President George W Bush and Nashville conservatives.
The Chicks' 2006 album, 'Taking the Long Way', is scheduled for a 20th anniversary reissue and an accompanying tour. The album's central theme explored the band's public disagreements with President George W Bush and conservative figures in Nashville.
The opening track, "The Long Way Around," reflects the band's long-standing inclination to avoid conforming to expectations. Another track from the album, "Easy Silence," describes the difficulties of being at the centre of a media storm.
The album also features "Not Ready to Make Nice," which was the band's musical response to the controversy.