Miranda Lambert to Host Flood Relief Concert: “Texans Help Texans”
Country Superstar Rallies Support for Her Home State in the Wake of Devastating Texas Floods
Miranda Lambert is proving once again that her heart is as big as her voice. In response to the catastrophic floods that have ravaged central and eastern Texas — leaving more than 130 people dead as of July 13 — the Texas native is stepping up in a big way: she’s organizing a flood relief benefit concert.
Lambert made the emotional announcement during a recent interview on Highway Mornings with Cody Alan on SiriusXM. “I feel like I’m on the verge of tears constantly,” she admitted, holding back emotion as she described watching the crisis unfold. “I feel helpless like everybody else… But I know more than anything that Texans help Texans.”
When asked directly whether she was planning a benefit concert, the “Hell on Heels” singer confirmed: “Yes. We’re working on putting some stuff together.” While details are still in the works, she added, “I can’t talk about it yet because it’s literally just happening.” But one thing is clear: Lambert is determined to turn heartbreak into hope.
Even before the concert announcement, Miranda and her MuttNation Foundation — the animal welfare nonprofit she co-founded with her mother Bev in 2009 — had already sprung into action. MuttNation partnered with Kerrville Pets Alive! to assess urgent needs for animals impacted by the flooding. They’ve been providing emergency resources to shelters and families struggling to care for displaced pets.
She’s not alone in her mission. Fellow country icon Chris Stapleton recently donated $1 million through his Outlaw State of Kind fund, with a portion going directly to MuttNation to bolster Lambert’s ongoing relief work. The timing adds a layer of meaning, as Lambert and Stapleton just released a duet, “A Song to Sing” — a warm, soulful track that now feels like a quiet anthem for the healing efforts they’re both leading.
Lambert’s message to her fans and fellow Texans is one of unity, action, and enduring love for her home state. “We’re strong. We’ve seen hard times before, and we’ll stand back up together,” she said. With her combination of star power and deep-rooted compassion, she’s using her platform not just to sing — but to serve.
More information on the upcoming concert, ticket details, and how fans can contribute to the recovery efforts is expected in the coming days. For now, Miranda Lambert’s voice is doing more than filling stadiums — it’s echoing across flooded streets, giving Texans something to hold on to.
