Miranda Lambert

Miranda Lambert is a 5'4" country music artist and songwriter, born November 10, 1983, in Longview, Texas. She gained fame as a finalist on the 2003 season of Nashville Star, where she finished in third place. Her success on the show landed her a record deal with Epic Records, and she has since become one of the most beloved country music stars of our time. With hit songs like “The House that Built Me,” “White Liar,” and “Kerosene,” Miranda Lambert has solidified her role as a leading voice in the country music scene.

About Miranda Lambert

Miranda Lambert was born to Richard Lee and Beverly June Hughes Lambert in Longview, Texas. She grew up in Lindale, Texas, where she began singing and playing guitar at a young age. Lambert's parents were private investigators, and she credits them with instilling in her a strong sense of justice and a determination to succeed.

At age 16, Miranda Lambert began entering local talent competitions, earning enough recognition to open for country music legend Garth Brooks in 2000. From there, she continued to perform at various venues and festivals, including the Texas State Fair and the House of Blues.

It wasn't until 2003, however, that Lambert's star really began to rise. That year, she auditioned for the first season of the singing competition Nashville Star, and although she did not win, she finished in third place and caught the attention of Epic Records, who soon signed her to a record deal.

Lambert's debut album, "Kerosene," was released in 2005 and received critical acclaim for its honest lyrics and raw emotion. The album's title track became a hit, earning Lambert a Grammy nomination for Best Female Country Vocal Performance.

Over the next decade, Miranda Lambert continued to dominate the country music charts with hit after hit, establishing herself as one of the most successful and respected voices in the genre. Her fourth album, "Four the Record," topped the Billboard 200 chart and earned her another Grammy nomination for Best Country Album.

Aside from her music career, Miranda Lambert is also known for her advocacy work on behalf of animals. She founded the MuttNation Foundation in 2009, which works to raise awareness and funds for animal shelters and rescues. Lambert is an avid animal lover herself, and her own rescue dogs are often featured on her social media accounts.

In 2011, Miranda Lambert married fellow country music star Blake Shelton, but the couple divorced in 2015. Despite the split, Lambert has continued to thrive both personally and professionally, releasing successful albums and singles and earning numerous awards and accolades for her work.

Today, Miranda Lambert remains one of the most talented and beloved country music artists of our time. Her powerful lyrics and passionate performances have earned her a dedicated fan base and cemented her place in music history.