Miranda Lambert led a music-packed night at Nashville's Ascend Amphitheater on Saturday evening, welcoming Little Big Town, HARDY, Dan+Shay and more.
Miranda Lambert performs onstage at the 59th Academy of Country Music Awards from Ford Center at The Star on May 16, 2024 in Frisco, Texas., Lukas Nelson and HARDY — with her for the “Music For Mutts” benefit concert, which took place Saturday at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater.
From there, as a glittering saddle hung from above the stage, Lambert launched her “Miranda and Friends” portion of the show with a double-barrel of high-octane songs, “Fastest Girl in Town” and “Kerosene.” Lambert wore a spangly black and neon pink outfit, which Lambert told the crowd was hand-embroidered and, appropriately, featured images of each of her dogs on the outfit. Throughout the evening, screens behind her filled with Images of fiery running horses, cacti, and star-filled skies over desert horizons., including “Alimony.” Lambert nodded to MuttNation’s work to helping dog shelters and dogs in need of aid, before introducing another song from her new album, “Dammit Randy.
From there, Lambert welcomed another guest, Riley Green. Lambert noted that after one of his recent concerts near the East Coast was nixed due to Hurricane Helene, Green called to see if he could help with the “Music For Mutts” Show.
One of the most impactful moments came from HARDY, who performed the exquisitely-crafted, unreleased song “Dog Years,” which is sung from the perspective of looking back on an elderly dog’s life and being thankful for the “Dog Years.” He noted that the song was one that helped him get a music publishing deal early in his career, and given how the song brought tears to some in the audience, it does make one wonder why it was never released.
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