Miranda Lambert Set To Executive Produce New TV Show For Hulu, Described As “‘Big Little Lies’ Gone Honky Tonk”

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According to Deadline, Miranda Lambert is set to executive produce a new show for Hulu in partnership with Sony Pictures Television. They haven’t yet released the title, but she will work with Judalina Neira as showrunner, and Miranda will write and exec produce under her overall deal with SPT.

Deadline says the show will be like “Big Little Lies gone honky tonk,’ and will:

“Follow a messy female friendship as one friend helps the other escape her abusive marriage. But when they try to start over in a small Texas town, their past will threaten to catch up to them, and they’ll discover their new home has as many secrets as they do.”

Miranda will exec produce alongside Marion Kraft’s Shopkeeper Management, which is her management company.

There is no news yet on when the show will air, or if they’ve even started filming, but hopefully it will be out sometime next year because I already love the sound of it, and anything Miranda does is always top-notch. Plus, she’s going to work with one of the world’s biggest streaming platforms, so it sounds like it’s going to be a pretty big production with a huge team behind it.

Miranda grew up East Texas with two parents who were private investigators, so a lot of her songs have been inspired by stories she heard from them, as well as their clients that she met, when she was younger, including hits like “Gunpowder and Lead.”

It already sounds like some of those stories might serve as inspiration for the storyline in this show, and considering how popular Taylor Sheridan has made Western and Texas culture with his uber-popular TV shows like Yellowstone and Landman, this female-focused show sounds like it already hast he makings to be a hit.

Stay tuned, because I’m sure there will be a lot more coming about this one in terms of more details, and I can’t wait…

In addition to working on this big project, Miranda is up for four Grammy nominations at the 68th Grammy Awards in February. She’s nominated for Best Contemporary Country Album for Postcards from Texas, Best Country Song (as a writer) for “A Song to Sing” and she also received nominations for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for both “A Song to Sing” with Chris Stapleton and her song “Trailblazer” with Reba McEntire & Lainey Wilson.

She most recently put out a new album in 2024 called Postcards from Texas, which was her first with new label Sony, and she also stays busy with her Mutt Nation Foundation, Idyllwind boot and clothing line, her Nashville bar Casa Rosa and plenty of other business ventures, in addition to being a full-time artist.

Miranda is also part of the new label Big Loud Texas, and where she’s helping development young talent and mentoring up-and-coming artists who are trying to make it country music like she did.

And while Ella isn’t signed to Big Loud, Miranda has been working with her a lot, recently helping her co-write and produce her new single “Choosin’ Texas,” which they also wrote with Joy Beth Taylor and Luke Dick.

Miranda is featured on the background vocals, and you can hear her influence all over the song, which is probably why it’s one of my favorites Ella has ever put out. They’ve hinted that they have more collaborations coming soon, and I already know I’m gonna love whatever they’ve come up with.