Miranda Lambert shared a clip from her first-ever live performance of her attention-grabbing anthem, “Dammit Randy,” over the weekend in her home state.
The award-winning country artist took the stage in Midland, Texas, where she delivered a rendition of “Dammit Randy” for the first time “with my Texas family,” Lambert said as she posted the video filmed by photographer and videographer Jeff Johnson on Instagram. Lambert said “y’all were already screaming DAMMIT RANDY so loud.,” following the song’s debut on Friday (June 28).
“Yeah Now That I Made It To The Other Side/ I Hope You’re Countin’ Singles In Your Double Wide/ Smokin’ Cigarettes Like They’re Goin’ Out Of Style/ Turnin’ Me Up On Your Radio Dial/ You Gave Up Till The Very Last Minute/ Now That I’m Gone I’ve Got Your Attention”
Lambert’s “Dammit Randy” arrived after “Wranglers,” a scorching revenge anthem that served as the first impression of her forthcoming chapter of music. “Wranglers” echoed Lambert’s hits throughout her career, including a nod to 2005’s Kerosene in the recently-released music video. Lambert teased “Wranglers” with flashbacks to “Kerosene,” 2011’s “Mama’s Broken Heart,” 2014’s “Little Red Wagon,” her collaboration with Carrie Underwood, “Somethin’ Bad,” which released 10 years ago.
Listen to Lambert’s “Dammit Randy” here: