A Nashville concert becomes a live album on November 13, followed by a film on November 20.
Miranda Lambert is bringing Songline to Amazon Music in two parts. The live album arrives November 13, with a companion film following November 20.
Both releases draw on her October 1 performance at The Truth in Nashville. Lambert played alongside her longtime band and a 12-piece orchestra, giving songs from different stages of her career a shared setting.
The nine-track album includes “Kerosene,” “Bluebird,” “Vice” and “Tin Man.” A medley brings “Dear Diamond,” “Bathroom Sink” and “Dead Flowers” together in a single entry.
Newer material is represented by “Crisco” and “Snakeskin Boots.” The live recording of the latter is already available exclusively on Amazon Music ahead of the full release.
The companion film expands the concert document with interviews about the songs. Lambert is joined by collaborators Frank Liddell, Jesse Frasure, Luke Dick and Natalie Hemby.
The film premieres in the Amazon Music app, a week after the album. Together, the releases preserve a one-night performance while adding a closer look at the writing behind the set.
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