Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton hit the roller rink in '70s style. On Friday, Aug. 22, the duo debuted a retro music video for their dreamy single "A Song to Sing," an homage to the classic Dolly ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "A Song To Sing" is the latest single — and first-ever duet — from country music icons Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton.

Miranda Lambert covering the song she helped pen. Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" has been the Alabama native's biggest hit by far. Many people (including me) knew the song had the power to make waves ...

Country superstar Miranda Lambert recently graced Hudson Westbrook's "House Again" with some supporting vocals. The two posted the duet to their Instagram accounts and fans are liking what they hear. ...

Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton released their new duet, "A Song to Sing," in July, and now, the song's video is out. The music video has a distinct '70s flare to it, complete with a roller rink ...

Miranda Lambert has had plenty of hit singles by herself, which is likely why most people forget she also did these three duets.

The 2025 CMA Awards took over Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday (Nov. 19) night for the 59th annual edition of the Country Music Association's annual awards show. But when Chris Stapleton and ...

Chris Stapleton and Miranda Lambert are collaborating on a new duet, and you can hear it on Friday. The country music stars are working together on a “A Song to Sing,” according to a social media on ...

Chris Stapleton and Miranda Lambert’s first duet, “A Song to Sing,” debuts at No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Digital Song Sales chart with nearly 2,300 downloads. FRISCO, TEXAS - MAY 16: Chris Stapleton ...

Just a few days ago, Tennessee watched as thousands of people poured into Nashville for the CMA Fest. Besides featuring days of country singers and hit songs, the state wasn’t finished celebrating ...

Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton are true rarities. They’re arena-level country stars who are beloved among critics. They operate fully within the Nashville system, but they’re gruff and raspy and ...