Faith Hill photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Nashville.

A: Kelly, it’s likely, if Faith was performing in Nashville close to her home, that she might possibly take flowers from fans home with her. On the road, she and others might take some flowers to their bus. But, usually gifts like that are donated to hospitals or other facilities rather than being just tossed away.

Q: What are the Dixie Chicks doing? Are they making new music? Can we expect a new album soon? Do they have a tour right now?
(Janet, Roanoke, VA)

A: At this moment the Dixie Chicks are pretty quiet. They’re currently still working their album, Taking The Long Way, but are always working on music, either recording or writing, when they can. There’s no word on when new music will come from them, but it’s not likely that it will be a country album.

Q: Please tell me, whatever happened to last year’s "Nashville Star" winner Angela Hacker? I never see or hear any thing about her. I thought she was really good.
(Marie, Laguna Woods, CA)

A: Marie, there hasn’t been a lot of information from Angela Hacker this year other than her MySpace message recently saying that she’s been finishing up work on her new album for Fame Records and has been sneaking off during that time for some live performances. There’s no date set for the release of her album.

Q: Is Wynonna ever coming back to the mainstream? I have been a fan since the beginning and have her tapes and CDs. I sure would like a new CD and a video.
(Donna, Maryland Heights, MO)

A: Donna, I’m not sure which mainstream you’re talking about, since she’s always been an eclectic artist ever since The Judds took over country music with a style that was not mainstream country, but came to be part of country’s mainstream music. Her latest album remains her 2005 CD, Wynonna: Her Story: Scenes From A Lifetime. You can keep up with all things Wynonna at wynonna.com.