Miranda Lambert Laughs Off Criticism for Joining Morgan Wallen’s 2025 Tour

Miranda Lambert Laughs Off Criticism for Joining Morgan Wallen’s 2025 Tour
May, 5 2025 Benjamin Calderwood

Miranda Lambert Handles Fan Backlash with Humor

If you thought artists took harsh fan comments to heart, think again. Miranda Lambert just showed everyone how to roll with the punches. As soon as her involvement in Morgan Wallen’s 2025 ‘I’m The Problem Tour’ was announced, fingers hit keyboards and social feeds lit up with opinions—lots of them unfiltered.

Instead of shying away, Lambert shared a video on February 4, 2025, highlighting just how much uninvited feedback she’d gotten. With Wallen’s Thought You Should Know playing in the background, she read a string of brutally honest tweets and comments. Some fans didn’t hold back, posting lines like “I’ll pass,” and “This ain’t it, sis,” suggesting she was “clinging to something popular” just to keep her name out there. Lambert, always quick with a joke, shot back with a smile and a shrug. “It’s not wrong, but it’s not right,” she said, clearly not taking herself—or her critics—too seriously.

The critique wasn’t just about her joining the tour, but about her role on it. “You are not a side dish. You’re a main course,” read one tweet. Another fan argued she should be the one headlining, not opening. Lambert took it all in stride, replying playfully to the idea of “clinging,” and telling Morgan Wallen with a wink, “We’re really doing bad on this tour, Morgan!”

Who's Sharing The Stage?

Who's Sharing The Stage?

This isn’t a small tour with just two names on the bill. Wallen and Lambert will be joined by a heavy-hitting list including Brooks & Dunn, Thomas Rhett, and Koe Wetzel. With so many country stars sharing the stage, it’s no wonder fans have opinions about the lineup order—and who deserves the spotlight.

Lambert’s lighthearted reply wasn’t just great PR; it was a lesson in owning the story before it owns you. Across social media, she turned criticism into conversation, all while reminding everyone she’s more than able to ride out some turbulence with a laugh. By using the moment as its own kind of promotion, Lambert may have flipped negativity into anticipation for the tour. After all, who’s going to skip this show now?

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