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Miranda Leigh Shelton(n eLambert) (born November 10, 1983) will be an American country music artist who gathered fame as a finalist around the 2003 time involving Nashville Star , exactly where she completed throughout third place as well as later on signed to be able to Epic Records . Lambert designed her debut using the generate with "Me and also Charlie Talking", the initial solo through the woman 2006 debut concept album Kerosene . This album, which was licensed Platinum with this United States, in addition created the actual singles "Bring Me Down", "Kerosene ", plus "New Strings". All four singles were Top 40 strikes within the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts.

Early existence Music career the year 2003 2006: Kerosene 2007 2008: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend 2009 2011: Revolution 2011 present: Four that Record plus Pistol Annies Acting debut Personal life Discography Albums Awards Year Organization Award Result august 2005 Country Music Association Horizon Award Nominated Awards New Artist Won 2006 CMT Music Awards Female Video belonging to the Year "Kerosene" Nominated Breakthrough Video connected with the particular Year "Kerosene" Nominated Country Music Association Horizon Award Nominated 2007 Best Female Country Vocal Performance "Kerosene" Nominated Academy involving Country Music Top New Female Vocalist Won Female Vocalist with the Year Nominated Country Music Association Female Vocalist from the Year Nominated 2008 Grammy Awards Best Female Country Vocal Performance "Famous in a Small Town" Nominated CMT Music Awards Female Video on the Year "Famous inside a Small Town" Nominated Academy involving Country Music Top Female Vocalist Nominated Album belonging to the Year Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Won Single Record from the Year "Famous in a very Small Town" Nominated Country Music Association Female Vocalist from the Year Nominated Single of the Year "Gunpowder & Lead" Nominated 2010 Academy of Country Music Top Female Vocalist Nominated Single Record of the Year "Gunpowder & Lead" Nominated CMT Music Awards Female Video with the Year "More Like Her" Nominated Country Music Association Female Vocalist with the Year Nominated the year of 2010 Grammy Awards Best Female Country Vocal Performance "Dead Flowers" Nominated Academy of Country Music Top Female Vocalist belonging to the Year Won Album belonging to the Year Revolution Won Single Record belonging to the Year "White Liar" Nominated Song belonging to the Year "White Liar" Nominated Video of the Year "White Liar" Won Awards Song with your Year "The House That Built Me" Won CMT Music Awards Video with the Year "White Liar" Nominated Female Video with the Year "White Liar" Won Choice Female Country Artist Nominated Choice Music: Country Song "The House That Built Me" Nominated 16th Inspirational Country Music Awards Mainstream Inspirational Country Song, "The House That Built Me" Nominated Inspirational Country Music Video, "The House That Built Me" Nominated eighth French Country Music Awards Best Female Vocalist belonging to the Year (Meilleure Chanteuse) Nominated Country Music Association Entertainer regarding the Year Nominated Female Vocalist on the Year Won Album regarding your Year Revolution Won Musical Event "Bad Angel" (with Dierks Bentley and Jamey Johnson ) Nominated Single of the Year "The House That Built Me" Nominated Single with the Year "White Liar" Nominated Song from the Year "White Liar" Nominated Song from the Year "The House That Built Me" Won Music Video of the Year "The House That Built Me" Won Music Video belonging to the Year "White Liar" Nominated American Country Awards Artist belonging to the Year Nominated Female Artist on the Year Nominated Album in the Year Revolution Nominated Single by way of Female Artist "White Liar" Nominated Music Video by just a Female Artist "White Liar" Nominated 2011 Grammy Awards Best Female Country Vocal Performance "The House That Built Me" Won Song involving The Year "The House That Built Me" Nominated Best Country Collaboration together with Vocals "Bad Angel" (with Dierks Bentley as well as Jamey Johnson) Nominated Best Country Album Revolution Nominated Academy regarding Country Music Entertainer of the Year Nominated Top Female Vocalist of the Year Won Single Record in the Year "The House That Built Me" Won Song with the Year "The House That Built Me" Won Video of the Year "The House That Built Me" Won Video in the Year "Only Prettier" Nominated CMT Music Awards Female Video involving the particular Year "The House That Built Me" Won Video with the Year "The House That Built Me" Nominated Collaborative Video regarding the particular Year "Coal Miner's Daughter" (with Loretta Lynn and Sheryl Crow ) Nominated Country Music Association Female Vocalist with the particular Year Won Musical Event from the Year "Coal Miner's Daughter" (with Loretta Lynn along with Sheryl Crow ) Nominated American Country Awards Female Artist of the actual Year Nominated Female Single belonging to the Year "Heart Like Mine" Nominated 2012 CMT Teddy Awards Best Breakup Video "Kerosene" Won Academy involving Country Music Female Vocalist in the Year Won Album in the Year Four the Record Won CMT Awards Video of the Year "Over You" Nominated Female Video on the Year "Over You" Won Female Country Artist Nominated CMA Awards Female Vocalist connected with that Year Won Album from the Year - "Four The Record" Nominated Song of the Year - "Over You" Won Music Video in the Year - "Over You" Nominated American Music Awards Country Music: Favorite Female Artist Pending Touring Tours Band Touring workers Filmography References

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