Miranda Lambert Drops Spicy Comment Before Performing For Loretta Lynn

On Monday night (April 1), the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee was home to Loretta Lynn‘s All-Star Birthday Celebration Concert.

Alan Jackson, Brandy Clark, Darius Rucker, Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Kacey Musgraves, Keith Urban, Little Big Town, Martina McBride, George Strait, Miranda Lambert, and the Pistol Annies were just some of the few people who took the stage to sing for and in honor of Lynn.

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Lambert not only performed solo, she also sang with her band Pistol Annies. The trio performed the feisty number “Fist City,” just a couple months after band member Angeleena Presley gave birth to a daughter named Phoenix.

Lynn has some attitude-filled songs and Lambert fully embraced that the entire night, especially when she performed solo.

While introducing her song, Lambert said, “I’m so honored to sing for the queen. Thank you for inspiring me, for all of the advice, I guess you would, about when husbands piss you off a little bit.”

This spicy comment, which she couldn’t help but laugh at, got her lots of cheers from the women in the audience who sound like they know a thing or two about being pissed off at their husbands!

She continued, “I’m gonna do one of those right now. It’s called ‘Don’t Come Home A Drinkin’ With Lovin’ On Your Mind.'”

Lambert surprised the world back in February when she announced that she got hitched to “the love of [her] life,” a New York Police Officer named Brendan McLoughlin. Turns out they got married in late January and just waited a few weeks to tell everyone!

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Lambert performed the sassy country song, which was Lynn’s very first number one hit, for the sold-out crowd. The legend wrote the song with her sister Peggy Sue about her husband Oliver “Doolitte” Lynn. The singer is fed up of her husband coming home drunk and expecting some “lovin'” from her.

The “Tin Man” singer fully embodied Lynn’s personality in the song. Watch Lambert’s performance below.