Marissa R. Moss
View all posts by Marissa R. Moss October 8, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source
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Jason Kempin/Getty Images; Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Hell just froze over…in Texas. On Wednesday night at her Middle of Nowhere tour stop in Austin, Kacey Musgraves surprised the audience with another Lone Star State legend: Miranda Lambert. The two performed “Horses and Divorces” from Musgraves’ album Middle of Nowhere, a song about letting bygones be bygones (or “whiskey under the bridge,” as they sing) after years of a supposed beef.
Lambert recently paid a visit to the Rolling Stone Studio to talk about how so much of that tension comes, unfairly, from an industry that pits women against one another and breeds an environment where it feels as if there is only room for one female artist to succeed at a time. Instead, Lambert says, women “need to do this together.” She’s been living that out by producing Ella Langley’s Dandelion, with Musgraves lending her vocals recently to Megan Moroney’s “Bells & Whistles.”
