Miranda Lambert definitely got everyone’s attention Monday when she announced her first concert since the pandemic started a year ago.
“First concert in over a year,” the 37-year-old country singer shared in her post on Instagram, along with a concert poster announcing the she will have several shows in Fort Worth, Texas. (RELATED: Miranda Lambert Opens Up About Her Love Life And Breaking Hearts)
“Texas , I can’t wait to come home,” she added, along with a link to where fans can score presale tickets to the concert and more. (RELATED: Miranda Lambert: New Music Coming Out Soon)
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“We’re doing this safely and right,” Lambert continued. “Show will be reduced capacity and distanced with strict COVID protocols in place.”
The country superstar’s announcement revealed that she will have three shows at Billy Bob’s Texas on April 22, 23 and 24th.
The shows are listed as part of her latest tour. Information at MirandaLambert.com lists other concerts throughout the year across the country in Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota and Florida. However, it is unclear from her post or details on her website when and if all those shows are still scheduled to happen in 2021.
It comes after Lambert had revealed on social media that her and husband, Brendan McLoughlin, were recently victims of a hit-and-run accident while on a cross-country trip together, according to CMT.com.
“Unfortunately on the way home going through Atlanta, an a**hole in a small car with temp plates was driving erratically and tried to squeeze between us and a semi truck going 70 on I-20 W,” the “Bluebird” hitmaker shared.
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“It hit the airstream on the passenger side and sent us into the left lane,” she added. “Her details highlighted that she, her husband, and Delta Dawn — Lambert’s chihuahua-pug mix rescue dog — were all healthy.”
“We fishtailed pretty good but got on the shoulder as quickly as possible to assess the damage,” the country singer shared. “Nobody was hurt thank the good Lord. But nobody stopped either and the car sped away. (Cool Bro) We are so thankful that nothing worse happened.”