First appearance since divorce
Lambert joins Monroe at The Basement in Nashville to celebrate Monroe’s album release.
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ACM Awards performance
Lambert performs Mama’s Broken Heart and Little Red Wagon during the Academy of Country Music Awards show promoting her album Platinum.
Smokin’ and Drinkin’ performance
Lambert performs the single, Smokin’ and Drinkin‘, with Little Big Town at the 48th Annual CMA Awards.
CMA Awards performance
Trainor performs her single, All About That Bass, with Lambert at the 48th Annual CMA Awards. Lambert:
She’s got like, some moves and she’s like, 20 and I’m 30, so there’s that gap. I’m like, ‘Woah, I need some coffee.’ When she walks in the room, she has so much energy! I was like, ‘Woah, I gotta perk up!’
Platinum
Lambert ‘s album, Platinum, takes the number one spot on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart. She becomes the only country artist in 50-years to have each of her first five albums debut at number one.
THANK YOU to the music lovers who believe in albums and spent your hard-earned money on 16 songs! 16 songs that all say something important to me. I hope that they also speak to you, and I hope you enjoy listening to Platinum. Thank you to the incredible musicians, songwriters, producers and artists that put this record together. I’m the luckiest girl in the world, blessed with the best fans!
Something Bad performance
Lambert and Underwood perform Something Bad at the Billboard Music Awards from Lambert’s album Platinum.
Automatic performance
Lambert performs her single, Automatic, on the Ellen DeGeneres show.
Automatic performance
Lambert performs Automatic at the Grand Ole Opry 40th anniversary celebration.
House That Built Me performance
Lambert performs her single, House That Built Me at the Grand Ole Opry 40th anniversary celebration.
Home performance
Shelton performs his single, Home with Lambert at the Grand Ole Opry 40th anniversary celebration.
We Were Us performance
Urban and Lambert perform We Were Us at the Country Music Awards from Urban’s album Fuse.
Mama’s Broken Heart performance
Lambert performs Mama’s Broken Heart at the Academy of Country Music Awards from her album Four The Record
Over You performance
Lambert performs Over You during the Country Music Awards show to promote her album For The Record.
Mama’s Broken Heart
The artist releases the single, written by Kacey Musgraves, Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally. Musgraves says the song is about the generational differences between women:
I feel like women in my grandmother’s generation were expected to put on a pretty face, and have dinner on the table, and not really show their crazy sides too much. Now, I feel like it’s a little bit different. Sometimes you just have to let it out, or it’ll just be bad news for everyone. I can relate to the song in that way.
Fastest Girl In Town performance
Lambert performs Fastest Girl In Town at the Country Music Awards from her album Four The Record.
Over You performance
Lambert performs Over You at the Academy of Country Music Awards from her album Four The Record.
Over You
Lambert releases the video for the song that she co-wrote with her husband Blake Shelton. The song is about the loss of Shelton’s brother who was killed in a car accident when he was a teenager. Shelton explains what brought the couple to write the single:
Because we were talking about my brother. And that’s how those things should happen, probably. It was really a way of healing, and honoring my brother’s memory. And the fact that people were into the song … that’s a thrill for me.
Heart Like Mine performance
Lambert performs Heart Like Mine at the Academy of Country Music Awards from her album Revolution.
Draggin’ the River performance
Shelton sings Draggin’ the River with Lambert.
It won’t be released to radio. What sucks is that she and I would love for it to be released to radio. We’ve even talked about even doing a video for it.
The House That Built Me
Lambert releases a single that tells a story about a woman who returns to the steps of her childhood home. In the song, she asks the owner if she may come inside the house for a moment:
Everybody’s had that comfortable home place—or maybe even a person— that made you who you are, but that you can’t ever really go back to. I grew up on an old dairy farm in the country. We had older ladies knock on the door all the time and ask if they could come in because they were raised there, or their husband lived there when they got married… so many different stories. My mom would give them tea, and I’d sit there and listen to them tell the story about our house. And now I know the people that live there. I would be really sad if I could never go back there again… because our dog is buried in the yard, and there are just so many memories. I heard this song and I cried for two hours. When a song hits you like that, you know it’s gonna affect other people the same way.
