Miranda Lambert Biography

Miranda Lambert (born 10 November 1983 in Lindale in Texas ) is a singer-songwriter American of country music, which was a finalist in the season 2003 the television show Nashville Star, which aired on USA Network. Miranda Lambert is engaged to country singer Blake Shelton since May 2010. She married 14 May 2011 in Texas. 

A vital, it is called now Miranda Shelton. She participates February 5, 2012 at the opening of the final Superbowl. With his parents, both detectives. From a young age, Lambert showed an interest in country music and especially after attending a concert by Garth Brooks. She started to sing also in competition, supported by his father, also an avid country music. 

At age 16, Lambert made an appearance on the Johnny High Country Music Review in Arlington (the same show that launched the career of singer LeAnn Rimes ). She took guitar lessons taught by his father and began to write his own songs. While she was still in high school, Miranda began his professional career as a singer. 

She faced the house band of the Reo Palm Isle Ballroom in Longview, on a stage that had already seen from a few other stars like Willie Nelson or Elvis Presley. In 2003, Miranda Lambert auditioned for the competition Nashville Star, where she finished third. 

September 15, 2003, she signed with Columbia Records. Her first single, Me and Charlie Talking (co-written with his father) released in summer 2004 and was the title track of his debut album Kerosene which includes 12 songs, 11 of which she has participated in writing. 

The album placed No. 1 ranking the best albums of country music and became platinum for over a million copies sold throughout the United States. 1 st May 2007 came the second album named Miranda Lambert Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. She is the author of eight of the 11 songs on this album including the single Famous in a Small Town, his biggest success to date. 

In 2005, the 40 th Awards from the Academy of Country Music in Las Vegas, she won the award for Cover Girl Fresh Face of Country Music. In 2007, she was awarded a Grammy Award, named in the category of Best Performance of a country singer for her single Kerosene. She also won the Best New Female price by the Academy of Country Music.