MIRANDA LAMBERT|CRISCO|OUT NOW

Miranda Lambert released Crisco, a country-disco album, on Oct. 2, 2026, via MCA. The 12-track record opens with “Snakeskin Boots” featuring Ella Langley and includes “A Song To Sing,” a duet with Chris Stapleton. Lambert co-produced the album with Jesse Frasure and first announced it June 25, 2026.

When did Miranda Lambert’s Crisco come out?

Crisco was released Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, through MCA. Lambert announced the album on June 25, 2026. She co-produced the record with Jesse Frasure, and the two share production credit on the project.

Rolling Stone gave Crisco four stars. Lambert’s earlier albums include ACM Album of the Year winners Platinum and The Weight of These Wings.

What songs are on Crisco?

The standard edition of Crisco has 12 tracks. It opens with “Snakeskin Boots” and closes with “Sunset Marquis.” Songs on the album include:

• “Snakeskin Boots” (feat. Ella Langley), track 1
• “Crisco”
• “Cowgirl Curtsy”
• “Two Things Can Be True”
• “Till The Going’s Gone”
• “Whiskey Business”
• “I’ll Have to Say I Love You in a Song,” a Jim Croce cover
• “A Song To Sing” (with Chris Stapleton), track 10
• “Sunset Marquis,” track 12

The digital edition adds a bonus track, “Seven Year Ache,” with Parker McCollum.

Lambert wrote the album with a group of fellow Nashville songwriters. Songwriting partners on Crisco include Natalie Hemby, Ashley Monroe, Waylon Payne, Aaron Raitiere and Josh Osborne.

Who sings with Miranda Lambert on Crisco?

Three artists join Lambert across the standard and digital editions. Ella Langley is featured on the opener, “Snakeskin Boots,” a pairing Lambert revealed Sept. 23, 2026. It follows Lambert’s work as one of the writers of Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas,” which won Song of the Year and Single of the Year at the 61st ACM Awards.

Chris Stapleton joins Lambert on track 10, “A Song To Sing.” Stapleton is a 13-time ACM Award winner with 41 nominations in the Academy’s records. Parker McCollum sings on the digital bonus track, “Seven Year Ache.”

Miranda Lambert’s 2026 CMA nominations

Lambert holds seven 2026 CMA nominations, second only to Langley’s nine. She is nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year, and “A Song To Sing” with Stapleton is up for Musical Event of the Year. With Langley first and Lambert second, the two artists on the album’s opening track sit at the top of this year’s CMA nominations.

Lambert also filmed an Amazon Music Songline performance. The Songline set, recorded in Nashville, premiered Oct. 7, 2026, on the Amazon Music app, Prime Video and Twitch.

Miranda Lambert at the ACM Awards

Lambert has 33 ACM Award wins from 75 nominations, a record that begins at the 41st ACM Awards, where she was nominated for Top New Female Vocalist and Video of the Year for “Kerosene.” She won Top New Female Vocalist at the 42nd ACM Awards a year later. Highlights since then:

• Album of the Year for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (43rd), Revolution (45th), Four The Record (47th), Platinum (50th) and The Weight of These Wings (52nd)
• “The House That Built Me” won Single Record, Song and Video of the Year at the 46th ACM Awards
• Song of the Decade for “The House That Built Me” at the 55th ACM Awards
• Entertainer of the Year at the 57th ACM Awards
• Triple Crown at the 58th ACM Awards

At the 61st ACM Awards, Lambert was nominated for Female Artist of the Year, for Music Event and Song of the Year with Stapleton, and for Music Event of the Year with Reba McEntire and Lainey Wilson. Her full history is on the Miranda Lambert ACM artist profile.

What’s next for Miranda Lambert

Crisco is out now on MCA. The standard edition carries “Snakeskin Boots” with Ella Langley, “A Song To Sing” with Chris Stapleton and the Jim Croce cover, and the digital edition adds “Seven Year Ache” with Parker McCollum. Lambert competes for seven trophies at the 60th CMA Awards, held Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026.