About Miranda Lambert:
Palomino, the eighth solo album from superstar Miranda Lambert, arrived in April 2022 as the largest female Country album debut of the year and earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Album. Named among the best of the year by the New York Times, TIME, Rolling Stone, Billboard, Stereogum, People and many more, it marks the latest installment in a storied career that has spanned seven previous No. 1 solo albums, 10 No. 1 hit radio singles, more than 70 prestigious awards and countless sales certifications, earning the reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year praise from NPR as "the most riveting country star of her generation."
With her headlining Velvet Rodeo Las Vegas residency extended through late 2023 at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino's Zappos Theater, the top streaming female Country artist of 2022 was also named to the 2022 TIME100 list honoring the world's most influential people, with Pitchfork declaring that she "manages the hat-trick of both timelessness and timely activism." Whether challenging conventional gender notions in her recent Top 10 hit "If I Was A Cowboy" or using her voice to write and record the inclusive "Y'All Means All" anthem for the latest season of Netflix's "Queer Eye," the Texas native continues to expand the tent of the Country genre via her music.
In addition to Palomino, the celebrated singer/songwriter's lauded discography includes Wildcard (2019), The Weight of These Wings (2016), Platinum (2014), Four The Record (2011), Revolution (2009), Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (2007) and Kerosene (2005). She has also released three albums with her trio, the Pistol Annies, as well as 2021's GRAMMY-nominated The Marfa Tapes, a raw and intimate recording with collaborators Jack Ingram and Jon Randall.
The most decorated artist in the history of the Academy of Country Music, Lambert has earned 38 ACM Awards (including a record-setting nine consecutive Female Artist of the Year Awards), 14 CMA Awards, three GRAMMY Awards, the Nashville Symphony Harmony Award, the Texas Medal of Arts Award, ACM Gene Weed Milestone Award and ACM Song of the Decade Award, plus was named 2019's RIAA Artist of the Year and was the youngest artist ever to serve as the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum's Artist in Residence.
Idyllwind, her clothing and cowboy boot collection, is an exclusive brand sold at all Boot Barn stores nationwide, while her home goods collection, Wanda June Home, is available exclusively at Walmart and her debut book, "Y'all Eat Yet," is set for release on April 25. She is also the first female artist to have her own venue on Broadway in Nashville with her Casa Rosa Tex-Mex cantina. An avid animal lover, Lambert's MuttNation pet product line is available exclusively at Tractor Supply Co. with proceeds benefitting her MuttNation Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit that has raised over $7 million since its inception in 2009. The Foundation's mission is to promote the adoption of rescue pets, support animal shelters across the country, advance spay & neuter and assist with the transport of animals during times of natural disaster.
I bought tickets center stage in the second level. When we arrived we told that our seats no longer existed. We were escorted to the first level but far left stage. I purposely wanted center stage so I could experience it all in one view. Overall, I was disappointed by the move. Also, Miranda didn’t seem to get excited or energetic really until the end of the show.
The concert was a great time but the drinks before you get in are extremely overpriced and not worth it. Pregame before hand and find cheaper drinks before you go into the venue.
This was one of the best shows I have been to. I love her music. Her outfits were amazing. Great vibe!!
The show was great. Really good sound, visuals and performance. Trifecta!
Miranda Lambert is one of the most talented and "honest"artists in country music today. But, sadly, her sound people or the venue's ruined her show last Saturday night. The band was mixed at a such a high decibel level that was so absurd...you could barely even make out her vocals. And...the crowd never sat down throughout the show. Some up and down makes sense but the entire show??? I thought I bought a seat, not a general admission ticket. The show was a sad disappointment from beginning to about 75% through it when I had had enough and left.
Miranda’s music was great. Being handicap and not being able to stand while everyone else stood made the show terrible for me. For what I paid for my tickets in the 8th row was not worth it. At the Barrak theater they need to take out the tables and make that the ADA area. At least then we might be able to enjoy the show like everyone else’s!
I’m a huge fan of Miranda. She can definitely grab the crowd’s attention with her beautiful voice. Loved the outfits and lights!
She has always put on a fabulous show. Go to her show any chance I get
Miranda’s Velvet Rodeo show was great, filled with 90 minutes of her best songs with a great stage show. Can’t wait to see her on the road.
She sang really well, but I wish she would of interacted with the fans more. Also an encore would of been nice. Most country artists do.
