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    • May 1, 2003
    The Oak Ridge Boys perform at the Doubletree Hotel Legacy in Plano, Texas, at a party for celebrated former pilot Chuck Yeager
    May 1, 2003
    The Dixie Chicks begin their Top Of The World Tour at the Bi-Lo Center in Greenville, South Carolina, their first U.S. performance since bashing president George W. Bush. They garner only about 25 protesters
    May 1, 2003
    Three weeks after suffering a head injury in an accident at a Los Angeles restaurant, record producer Tony Brown is transferred to Nashville's Centennial Medical Center, where he's placed in intensive care. His credits include Vince Gill and George Strait
    May 1, 2003
    The Mavericks reunite with a performance in Cincinnati, marking the band's first show together in three years
    May 2, 2003
    Allen Butler leaves his post as the president of Sony's Nashville division, a position he's held for nearly 10 years
    May 2, 2003
    John Mattea dies of cancer in West Virginia. He was the father of Kathy Mattea
    May 2, 2003
    Massachusetts native Jo Dee Messina performs "The Star-Spangled Banner" before a Red Sox baseball game at Boston's Fenway Park. The Sox are defeated by the Minnesota Twins, 11-7
    May 2, 2003
    "You don't know anything about music": Reba McEntire's character receives ironic feedback from her daughter, Kyra, in the WB's "Reba" sitcom
    May 2, 2003
    The Dixie Chicks appear nude on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, with words such as "boycott," "traitors" and "free speech" superimposed on their bodies, as they discuss the controversy that came from an anti-Bush comment by Natalie Maines
    May 2, 2003
    Trick Pony plays the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, Montana. The show marks the band's first concert since Heidi Newfield underwent throat surgery in January
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