Miranda Lambert will headline the opening night of The Truth, a new 4,400-capacity venue in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, in a one-night-only show called "Miranda Lambert: One Night Only." The concert is set for October 1, one day before her new album, Crisco, arrives via MCA.
The show will feature a full set of Lambert's hits alongside a preview of songs from Crisco, backed by a 12-piece string section. "It was magical to hear the way strings can transform a song when we were in the studio creating this record," Lambert said, adding that playing that arrangement live for the first time felt fitting for the opening of "a beautiful new venue right here in Nashville."
Crisco blends the dance hall tradition of country music with a disco-inspired sound across a 12-song tracklist that runs from the title track and "Cowgirl Curtsy" through to a Chris Stapleton duet, "A Song To Sing," and closer "Sunset Marquis." Lambert has been teasing the album's arrival for weeks, including a hand-painted disco ball saddle displayed at her Casa Rosa bar on Broadway.
Tickets for the October 1 show go on sale to the public Friday, August 21, at 10 a.m. CT through thetruthnashville.com.
The Truth becomes one of several new venues opening in Nashville this year, and Lambert's inaugural show gives the country star a rare full-band string arrangement to launch it. MusicSuey has more on the October 1 opening night as ticket details firm up, and on Lambert's recent country-disco single "Sunset Marquis" from the same record.
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- Show set for October 1, 2026, one day before her album Crisco arrives via MCA
- The Truth is a 4,400-capacity venue in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood
- Tickets go on sale August 21 at 10 a.m. CT
- Crisco runs 12 tracks, including a Chris Stapleton duet, "A Song To Sing"
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