Dixie Hills, Nevada
The Dixie Hills are a mountain range in Elko County, Nevada.
Sorea Band
SOREA Band( 한국어:) is a K-pop Girl Group that bases their music on Traditional Korean musical instruments.
They mix Korean traditional music with a variety of genres like Pop music and Jazz and communicate with the world through Korean ethnic music.
Their music has been used to advertise corporations such as Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Motors and LG Optimus G) and has been aired on Korean public TV MBC's' Infinite Challenge ’, K- Drama ‘ Princess Hours ’, and KBS ‘ 1 Night 2 Days ’.
SOREA Band's music has also been broadcast overseas through PBS, NBC, HBO, BBC, NHK, and Brazil HBO Latin American through programs and advertisements.
SOREA Band has been invited to the White House to perform, conducted the first solo concert held at the Blue House and participated at the Mayor's Thames Festival in London, Champs Libres Festival in Strasbourg, France and a concert at Point Éphémère( France).
In South Korea they have been selected for casting at events such as government official meetings and events.
They have also performed various concerts in China, Japan, and Hong Kong.
The Dixie Nightingales
The Dixie Nightingales, also known as Ollie& the Nightingales and The Nightingales, was an African- American male vocal group, whose repertoire included gospel and later rhythm and blues and soul music.
Hugh Moore (businessman)
Hugh Everett Moore( 1887–1972) was the president and founder of the Dixie Cup Company, manufacturer of the Dixie Cup.
Dixie School District
The Dixie School District is a school district located in San Rafael, California, United States that operates four schools in the northern portion of the city:
Mary E. Silveira Elementary School in the Marinwood area, Vallecito Elementary School in the Terra Linda area, Dixie Elementary School in the Lucas Valley area, and Miller Creek Middle School in the Marinwood area.
All four are California Distinguished Schools.
The Dixie School District is named after the Dixie Schoolhouse, a one- room schoolhouse built in 1864.
The Dixie school board voted in April 2019 to form a committee to choose a new name for the district.
The school board has five members., the superintendent is Dr. Jason Lustig Yamashiro.
An Evening with the Dixie Chicks
An Evening with the Dixie Chicks is a 2002 live music documentary featuring the Dixie Chicks and directed by Joel Gallen.
As of March 2003, An Evening with the Dixie Chicks has sold 2 million copies in the United States and has been certified 2x Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
Dixie Chicken (bar)
The Dixie Chicken, also known as The Chicken, is a bar located in College Station, Texas, directly across the street from the Texas A&M University campus.
The Dixie Chicken claims to serve the most beer per square foot of any bar in the United States.
“ One of the most recognizable restaurants in College Station, ” the Dixie Chicken is known as Texas A&M's" favorite local watering hole."
The Dixie Chicken is the oldest and most famous bar in the Northgate district, has a live rattlesnake on the premises, and has been home to weekly domino tournaments, although not currently.
The Dixie Chicken was founded by local businessmen Don Anz and Don Ganter.
Anz had rented a pool hall, the Aggie Den, directly across the street from the Texas A&M University campus.
The two businessmen invested about$ 7,000 to convert the pool hall into a bar.
The two renamed the facility the Dixie Chicken, taken from the album of the same name by band Little Feat.
The decor was inspired by the cover of a Jerry Jeff Walker album, and featured swinging doors at the entrance, sturdy wooden tables- over time covered in patron's carvings- pool tables, dominoes, and signs on the walls.
In a 2014 article, ESPN writer Scott Eden described the bar:
" The exterior resembles a honky- tonk as dreamed up by the Disney people who designed Frontierland.
On the inside, it's pure Texas, with outlaw country on an infinite loop and Lone Star longnecks sliding down the bars, not to mention photos of old Bonfires all over the walls.
" The bar opened on June 15, 1974.
It soon became a favored hangout of Texas A&M students and aspiring singers Robert Earl Keen and Lyle Lovett.
The two often brought their guitars to the bar and played impromptu concerts on the back porch.
In the beginning, they were often kicked out of the bar, but as their playing improved, the owners allowed them to stay and play.
The bar was the inspiration for the unofficial Texas A&M Tradition of" ring dunking".
In the late 1970s a student dropped his brand- new Aggie ring in a pitcher of beer.
He was challenged by a friend to drink the pitcher to retrieve the ring.
This spread to become a widespread practice among Texas A&M seniors.
Due to changes in Texas laws, by 2005 instead of pitchers, students are only allowed to buy 32 ounce( 950 mL) mugs of beer on Ring Day at the Dixie Chicken.
The Dixie Chicken was expanded in 1981, and in the mid-2000s an additional porch was added.
The decor has changed only minimally.
Ganter died in 2004, just days after the Dixie Chicken had its 30th anniversary.
His daughters, Katy Jackson and Jennifer Ganter, now run the bar.
In 2014, the Dixie Chicken celebrated its 40th anniversary, making it the oldest bar in the Northgate, Texas entertainment district in College Station.
In April 2006, the Dixie Chicken was named" College Bar of the Month" in" Playboy".
Complex.com named it the Number 1 Best College Campus Bars in 2013.
Notable customers have included United States Senator John McCain and the former president of Panama, Martín Torrijos.
In his comments to the Texas A&M graduating class of Fall 2008, President George W. Bush stated that," Back in my day, I think I would have enjoyed dunk"[ sic]" my ring."
The president also joked about the absence of his Secretary of Defense( and former president of A&M)
Robert Gates from the ceremony by stating," It's not like he's over at the Dixie Chicken. ”
Dixie Chicken Inc. also owns the Dry Bean Saloon on Northgate and the Chicken Oil Co. in Bryan.
Bottle Cap Alley separates the Chicken from the Dry Bean Saloon.
In the early days of the bar, the workers would have so many bottle caps from all the bottled beer that was served throughout the day that they started putting them up and down the alley.
Today it's a landmark that encourages visitors to bring and dump their own bottle caps to be a part of the tradition.
In recent years, with more people buying beer by the pitcher, different beer companies have contributed their caps to make sure the alley stays beautiful year around.
Battle of the Bands (disambiguation)
Battle of the Bands is a contest in which two or more bands compete for the title of" best band".
Battle of the Bands may also refer to:
DracoVirgo
DracoVirgo is a Japanese band, and formed in 2017.
USA South Athletic Conference
The USA South Athletic Conference( formerly the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference or the Dixie Conference) is an athletic conference which competes in the NCAA's Division III.
Member schools are located in North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky.

Question: Are the bands The Dixie Nightingales and Sorea Band, from the same country?
Answer: no