The Chicks Announce ‘Six Nights in Vegas’ 2023 Concert Residency: ‘Hope Our Fans Are Ready for More’

The Chicks are made a beeline for the “Boundless expanses” of Las Vegas! On Monday, the Grammy-winning blue grass music triplet reported their very first show residency, charged as “The Chicks: Six Evenings in Vegas,” set to happen in May at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Hotel and Club.

“At last getting to play live in 2022 remaining us hungry to proceed with our visit. After such countless years without new music, last year felt like bound to happen,” peruses a press proclamation from Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire and Emily Strayer of The Chicks, who visited North America last year on the side of 2020’s Gaslighter collection.

“We trust our fans are prepared for more in 2023 on the grounds that we are not finished! There is something else to come for this present year and we are eager to kick everything off in Las Vegas at the Zappos Theater this Spring,” proceeded with the assertion. Held at the scene that recently housed residencies from Britney Lances, Shania Twain, Gwen Stefani and different geniuses, The Chicks’ show residency will run for six shows on May 3, 5, 6, 10, 12 and 13.

Presale tickets become accessible for craftsman fans on Jan. 10 at 10 a.m. PT and Citi cardmembers from a similar time through Jan. 12 at 10 p.m. PT.

Furthermore, Caesars Prizes individuals as well as Live Country and Ticketmaster clients get to presale tickets from Jan. 11 at 10 p.m. PT through Jan. 12 at 10 p.m. PT.

Tickets become accessible to the overall population on Jan. 13 at 10 a.m. PT. through Ticketmaster. More data is accessible at the band’s site.

Addressing Individuals in May 2022 in front of their latest North American visit’s send off, The Chicks noticed that socially cognizant components would be integrated into their then-impending exhibitions — which was not out of the ordinary from the band known for their candid in front of an audience nature.

In the wake of cooperating with associations Arranged Life as a parent and Declare Equity on their DCX MMXVI World Visit, the “Not Prepared to Get along” threesome worked with non-benefit REVERB on the 2022 visit to advance maintainability and bring issues to light for natural issues. “It’s a characteristic expansion of what our identity is and what we care about,” Strayer, 50, said of the choice to advance social causes out and about, “thus it appears to check out at our show with our fans, that they would need to see that part of us.”

Maines additionally uncovered that the shows would highlight politically-engaged perspectives both currently imbued in their tune verses as well as extraordinarily made for in front of an audience visuals. “I’m extremely frank and stubborn in the first place, yet I think there is an obligation there,” said the entertainer, 48.

“We could do without to get on a platform or teach, however we won’t keep down.”

Yet, the shows weren’t serious the whole way through. Following a couple of years from visiting, the band was prepared to have a ton of fun with fans and one another.

“Something never showed signs of change is simply, we have a great time. We’re senseless, and we’re super regular and us in front of an audience,” said Maguire, 53.

“We normally have a good time together and have a companionship. That is forever been there, and you see that in the shows.”