PARKER MCCOLLUM SHOWS UP FOR MIRANDA LAMBERT AND HIS MESSAGE ABOUT HER NEW ALBUM SAYS IT ALL!

When Miranda Lambert celebrated her new album, Crisco, she had a special reason to be excited — and fellow Texas country star Parker McCollum was proud to be part of the celebration.

McCollum shared his excitement on social media, calling Miranda a legend and saying it was an honor to be invited to celebrate her new record in their home state of Texas.

“What a legend! An honor to be asked to come out and celebrate Miranda Lambert’s new record in the home state,” he wrote.

But Parker didn’t stop there. He also encouraged fans to give the album a listen, adding a line that perfectly captured his Texas pride: “Don’t mess with Texas.”

A Texas Country Star Celebrates Another Texas Legend

Miranda Lambert has spent years building a reputation as one of country music’s most distinctive voices. From fiery anthems to deeply personal songs, she has stayed connected to the Texas roots that helped shape her sound.

Parker McCollum has carved out his own place in country music, earning fans with his blend of traditional influences, modern country and heartfelt songwriting. Although their careers have taken different paths, both artists share a strong connection to the Lone Star State.

That made McCollum’s appearance at Miranda’s album celebration especially fitting. His message wasn’t just a shout-out to a fellow artist — it was a public show of respect for a country star whose career has made a lasting impact.

Miranda Lambert’s New Album Is Getting People Talking

With Crisco, Miranda continues to explore her sound while staying true to the bold personality that fans have come to know. And having another respected Texas artist publicly celebrate the project adds to the excitement surrounding its release.

McCollum’s endorsement was simple and genuine: he called Miranda a legend, encouraged fans to listen, and made sure everyone knew where he stood.

 

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Sometimes, a few words from a fellow musician say plenty. In this case, Parker made it clear that he was proud to celebrate Miranda Lambert — and proud to do it in Texas.

Two Texas country stars, one big album celebration, and a whole lot of Lone Star pride.