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Career Overview
AWARDS
- CMT Female Video of the Year for “White Liar” – 2010
- Academy of Country Music’s Top Female Vocalist Award – 2010
- Academy of Country Music’s Album of the Year Award for Revolution – 2010
- Academy of Country Music’s Video of the Year Award for “White Liar” – 2010
- Academy of Country Music’s Album of the Year Award for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2008
- Academy of Country Music’s Top New Female Vocalist Award – 2007
- Academy of Country Music’s Cover Girl Fresh Face of Country Music Award – 2005
- 17th Annual Music Row Award – Critics Pick Award
NOMINATIONS
Country Music Association Awards
- Female Vocalist of the Year – 2009, 2008, 2007
- Single of the Year for “Gunpowder & Lead” – 2008
- Horizon Award Nomination – 2006, 2005
- Music Video of the Year for “Kerosene” – 2006
Academy of Country Music Awards
- Top Female Vocalist – 2010, 2009, 2008
- Album of the Year for Revolution – 2010
- Single Record of the Year for “White Liar” – 2010
- Song of the Year (artist/composer) for “White Liar” – 2010
- Video of the Year for “White Liar” – 2010
- Single Record of the Year for “Gunpowder & Lead” – 2009
- Album of the Year for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2008
- Single Record of the Year for “Famous in a Small Town” – 2008
- Top New Female Vocalist – 2007, 2006, 2005
- Video of the Year for “Kerosene”– 2006
Grammy Awards
- Best Female Country Vocal Performance for "Dead Flowers" - 2010
- Best Female Country Vocal Performance for "Famous in a Small Town"—2008
- Best Female Country Vocal Performance for "Kerosene"—2007
Country Music Television (CMT) Awards
- Video of the Year for “White Liar” – 2010
- Female Video of the Year for "More Like Her" – 2009
- Female Video of the Year for "Kerosene" —2006
- Breakthrough Video of the Year for "Kerosene" —2006
- Video Director of the Year for "Kerosene" (awarded to video’s director) —2006
Teem Choice Awards
- Choice Music: Female Country Artist – 2010
- Choice Music: Country Song, “The House that Build Me” – 2010
ADDITIONAL ACCOLADES
2010
- “White Liar” digital single certified Gold
2009
- Revolutionwas #4 in Time Magazine’s Top 10 Albums of 2009. Brad Paisley was the only other country artist to make the cut.
- “White Liar” was #7 in Time Magazine’s Top 10 Songs of 2009. It was the only country single included.
- Entertainment Weekly “Revolution - Rating: A - The Best Country Album of 2009”
- People Magazine’s “100 Most Beautiful People”
- Seventeen Magazine’s “Girls That Rock”
2008
- “Gunpowder & Lead” digital single and master ringtone certified Gold
- “Terrifying Woman of the Year” by Esquire’s Esky Music Awards
- US Weekly’s “Hot Hollywood Stars of the Year”
2007
- “Best in Entertainment” in Cosmo Girls’ Summer 2007 Hot 100 List
- Crazy Ex Girlfriend was a unanimous critics favorite and topped virtually every year-end list from being named Washington Post’s 2007 Album of the Year to Top 10 with Time Magazine, USA Today, Entertainment Weekly, Blender, Chicago Tribune and the list goes on.
DISCOGRAPHY
| Album | Release Date | US Sales |
| Revolution | Sept. 29, 2009 | #1 Debut, Certified Gold |
| Crazy Ex-Girlfriend | May 1, 2007 | #1 Debut, Certified Gold |
| Kerosene | March 15, 2005 | # 1 Debut, Certified Platinum |
Revolution, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Country Album Chart and debuted #8 on Billboard’s Top 200, making Lambert the third country artist to have all three albums debut at #1 the first week.
Revolution received rare perfect reviews from countless publications including 4 stars from Rolling Stone and USA Today, an 'A' from Entertainment Weekly and exuberant praise from SPIN, NY Times, Washington Post and more. Many have claimed Revolution as the "Best Album of the Year" in any genre including Houston Chronicle and NPR's All Things Considered.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Kerosene debuted #1 the first week out and received “Best of” lists from countless critics and national publications.
| SINGLE DISCOGRAPHY | Billboard Peak |
| “Only Prettier” | Current Single |
| “The House That Built Me” | #1 (4 weeks) |
| “White Liar” | #1 |
| “Dead Flowers” | #33 |
| "More Like Her" | #17 |
| “Gunpowder & Lead” | #7 |
| "Famous In A Small Town" | #20 |
| “New Strings” | #25 |
| “Kerosene” | #13 |
| “Bring Me Down” | #32 |
| “Me and Charlie Talking” | #27 |
TOURING
2010
- Headlining CMT on Tour: Miranda Lambert Revolution with special guest Eric Church and introducing Josh Kelley.
- Special guest on Brooks & Dunn Last Rodeo Tour
- Headlining Roadside Bars and Pink Guitars’ tour. Special guests are Eric Church, Chris Young,
James Otto, Wade Bowen, David Nail, Randy Houser, Jake Owen and Luke Bryan
- Lilith Fair tour (6 dates)
- Special guest on Brad Paisley’s American Saturday Night Tour2009- Special guest on Kenny Chesney’s Sun City Carnival Tour
2008-Touring fairs, festivals and clubs, co-headlining tour with Blake Shelton
2007 - Toured with Toby Keith
2006 - Toured with George Strait, Dierks Bentley, Jason Aldean and others
2005- Toured with Keith Urban
NOTABLE TELEVISION APPEARANCES & PERFORMANCES
| Show | Year(s) |
| Extreme Makeover Home Edition | 2010 |
| The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson | 2010,2007 |
| Brooks & Dunn: The Last Rodeo (CBS) | 2010 |
| ACM Awards (CBS) | 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 |
| CMA Music Festival (ABC) | 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 |
| CMT Awards | 2010, 2008, 2007 |
| CMA Awards | 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 |
| Good Morning America | 2009, 2007, 2006 |
| Ellen DeGeneres Show | 2009 |
| ACM Artist of the Decade Special: George Strait | 2009 |
| Bonnie Hunt Show | 2009 |
| Late Night with Jimmy Fallon | 2009 |
| CMT Giants: Alan Jackson | 2008 |
| GAC Origins | 2008 |
| CBS Early Show | 2008, 2007 |
| ABC Special “Elvis, Viva Las Vegas” | 2007 |
| CMT Cross Country with Jack Ingram | 2007 |
| ABC Prime-Time | 2007 |
| The Tonight Show with Jay Leno | 2007, 2005 |
| Fox and Friends | 2007 |
| The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet | 2007 |
| The View | 2007 |
| Austin City Limits | 2006 |
| Isaac Mizrahi Show | 2005 |
| The Today Show | 2005 |
| Imus in the Morning | 2005 |
| CMT Top 100 Duets | 2005 |
CHARITY
MuttNation Foundation – Miranda’s 501(c)(3 foundation produces yearly fundraisers in Tyler, TX and Tishomingo, OK to raise money to build animal shelters for better care; increase pet adoption and encourage responsible pet guardianship.
MuttNation funds transport and activities for “RACE”– Ran’s Animal Care Express. Miranda’s fans assist in finding good homes for abandoned dogs by taking a dog relay style to its new home destination. In addition, Miranda and her fans are using http://www.searchwithmirandalambert.com as their search engine. Advertising on this specific site collects monies for Miranda’s charity.
Cause for the Paws
Tyler, TX This was Miranda’s 1st fundraiser in 2008 which collected over $118K benefiting the Humane Society of East Texas. Miranda chose this local shelter because that’s where she spent her time volunteering whenever possible and also where she adopted her dog “Delilah” from. The 2nd annual “Cause for Paws” raised $125K in 2009 and Miranda’s 3rd annual benefit, held on May 15, 2010, raised $91K.
Hearts & Tails – Tishomingo, OK
Miranda’s 2nd benefit in 2010 in Tishomingo, OK raised $69K. Her 1st fundraiser for the greater Texoma community where she has a farm and lives full time raised $70K in 2009. The funds from this event helped launch the building of a new shelter for animals in Tishomingo.
Miranda Lambert also supports St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Catch a Dream.