Daraebe
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That is George Strait's tour not Miranda's. I think Miranda is a guest on a few of his tour dates. George has been playing to those kind of numbers.
She was only a guest at that concert because it was her home state
That is George Strait's tour not Miranda's. I think Miranda is a guest on a few of his tour dates. George has been playing to those kind of numbers.
I guess it is just me. But I remember Miranda saying that her last album was "rushed" and so here she goes jumping right into another album again.
Revolution
FTR
PA's
and now a new one.......
it just seems like a lot of product coming out that is selling just mediocre.
(as a matter of fact it is feeling more and more like they are shelving PA's all together. I just have a weird feeling about that).
but then I am the guy who thinks that Taylor putting out 3 different fragrences over the course of 4 years is over-saturating. So maybe its just me.
113 Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City, N.J. Jan. 26, 2013 $576,770 10.213 / 11.123 1 / 0 $85, $65, $45, $35 Live Nation |
Carrieflattsfan;4463741 I'm curious to see what's going on with the Pistol Annies; I agree with Patrick that it seems odd they would cancel their entire tour over a personal issue with one member. Why isn't Ashley at least performing with her during the tour? Odd.[/QUOTE said:Ashley is still performing with Miranda on occasion - she posted a link the other night to herself appearing with "my Miranda".
However, she has a solo album to promote, and I think it's imperative that she concentrate on that. (It sometimes seems all her Mainstream projects are fated to hit barriers, but I think she'll persevere, and "Come out like a rose", lol)
At present, she's concentrating on her appearances with Hunter Hayes, and several of her recent fan mesages have been about Willie Nelson's 80th birthday and the event CMT are putting on.
I don't know anymore about the Pistol Annies' situation - odd it certainly is. But I think she'd be reluctant to let it go on as a twosome. There are a couple of sound reasons for that. One is that it was always intended to be a new kind of project, wtth the three women sharing songwriting and singing a verse each with harmony chorus. A twosome would turn that into a conventional duet project, so undermining the central idea. Also, the idea of it being a bridge, both between the Roots/Mainstream sectors and between the songwriter/headline singer worlds would be weakened. An important practical reason is that going ahead as a twosome under the same name would threaten to sabotage hopes of reviving the complete project (at a time when a new album is appearing) You can compare that to the Hounds reluctance to call themselves the Dixie Chicks when there was still any hope of keeping the trio alive.
It may be frustrating for fans - but the best compromise is probably to let Miranda fulfill the dates (she's an established draw in her own right, but obviously not a "cut down" version of the Pistol Annies) Fans who don't want to see her will, I understand, be able to get refunds.
Miranda Lambert?s MuttNation Raises $400,000 for Animals in Need in 2013
There are few people who love animals more than Miranda Lambert. Not only does she take in strays time and time again (and is even moved to tears when animals are in need), she also continually strives to raise money — lots of money — all in the name of four-legged friends.
The Oklahoma resident is deeply involved in her MuttNation Foundation, which recently has been reuniting families with pets lost in the devastating tornadoes that ravaged the Sooner state. MuttNation, which is directed by the songstress’ mom, Bev Lambert, also is committed to finding new homes for pets in need, although if Lambert had it her way, she’d probably take them all in....
Read more at the link posted above