
Released March 4, 2020 — weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped public life — 'Gaslighter' marked The Chicks' first new music in 14 years and arrived during a charged cultural moment. The group had been effectively exiled from mainstream country radio following Natalie Maines' 2003 anti-Iraq War remarks, and this release was widely read as both a personal reckoning and a political re-emergence. The video's…
A landmark in the country-pop crossover canon, 'Gaslighter' signaled The Chicks' decisive pivot toward Jack Antonoff's pop production architecture — the same sonic language deployed for Taylor Swift and Lorde — while retaining the group's signature three-part harmony and confessional narrative…
Originally from Lafayette, Louisiana, Seanne Farmer is a director and producer with an extensive career in the music industry as a Production Stage Manager. A graduate of the University of Louisiana in Theatre, she has toured with major artists including…
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