Two nights. Two very different venues. Her official schedule lists just two remaining 2026 performances: November 12 at Yaamava’ Resort & Casino in Highland, California, and November 13 at Hondo Rodeo in Phoenix, Arizona. Both shows arrive on the heels of Crisco, her October 2 release via MCA — a 12-track record that blends country songwriting with disco-oriented production. For fans who have been waiting on a proper tour, this narrow window is what’s available right now.
The 2026 Dates You Need to Mark Now
These two events look nothing alike on paper, and that gap matters before you buy a ticket.
The Yaamava’ Resort & Casino booking and the Hondo Rodeo appearance represent genuinely different live-event formats. One is a casino-resort concert setting; the other is a rodeo and festival environment — different crowd energy, different atmosphere, and almost certainly different ticketing logistics. Prices, seating options, and venue policies will vary between them. Start at Miranda Lambert’s official website and follow its authorized ticket links only. Resale listings carry no guarantees, and neither date has unlimited availability.
Here are the confirmed fast facts:
- November 12 — Yaamava’ Resort & Casino, Highland, CA (casino-resort concert)
- November 13 — Hondo Rodeo, Phoenix, AZ (rodeo/festival appearance)
- Tickets available through mirandalambert.com and authorized partners
- No opening act appeared on the official tour listing for the November 12 show as of publication
- No 2027 dates have been officially announced
What a Crisco Live Set Might Actually Sound Like
The album’s collaborators alone signal that Lambert is operating in a different register on this record.
If you’ve been tracking Lambert’s catalog, Crisco suggests something different is coming off that stage. According to AP News, the album merges country songwriting with dance-floor production — a combination that reads on paper like an odd pairing but lands as a logical creative evolution. Ella Langley appears on “Snakeskin Boots.” Chris Stapleton shows up on “A Song To Sing.” Two collaborators, two distinct creative voices, anchoring an album that AP News describes as genuinely dance-oriented without abandoning Lambert’s country identity.
Tickets, Opening Acts, and 2027: What’s Confirmed
Here is what has — and has not — been confirmed before either show date arrives.
No opening act appeared on the official tour listing for the November 12 Yaamava’ show. No 2027 dates have been officially announced as of the most recent schedule update. Both of those facts could change; monitor Lambert’s official tour calendar regularly, and treat anything surfacing outside her verified channels as unconfirmed. For ticket purchases, mirandalambert.com and its authorized partners remain the only reliable starting point.
Two dates. One artist mid-way through her most sonically ambitious release to date. Until a fuller tour materializes, November 12 and 13 are the only confirmed opportunities — and the clock on both is already running.
