Introduction
Last night under the stars of Madison, Wisconsin, Morgan Wallen rocked Camp Randall Stadium on his highly anticipated I’m The Problem Tour. The evening opened with soulful performances by Ella Langley and the incomparable Miranda Lambert, setting the stage for what would be an unforgettable night of country music magic.
Miranda’s presence held special significance: she co-wrote Morgan’s heartfelt ballad “Thought You Should Know” alongside Morgan and Nicolle Galyon. That song climbed to No. 1 on the country charts in February 2023, marking Morgan’s eighth career chart-topper and becoming the first solo writing credit for Miranda that didn’t feature her voice. It’s a milestone she treasures deeply—and one the crowd clearly does, too.
When Morgan returned to the spotlight, the surprise moment arrived. He invited Miranda back onstage to join him for “Cowgirls,” a vivacious track penned by their friend Ernest along with Rocky Block, Ashley Gorley, James Maddocks, and Ryan Vojtesak. This catchy, pop-and-hip-hop–infused anthem stormed its way to No. 1 on the US Country Airplay chart last year, and watching the two powerhouses unite in song was nothing short of electric.
Their chemistry ignited the crowd—Miranda’s sultry vocals blending seamlessly with Morgan’s signature rasp. Even die-hard fans who thought they knew what to expect were caught off-guard in the best way possible. It was a testament to both artists’ willingness to take risks and celebrate one another’s strengths.
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Miranda Lambert joined Morgan Wallen to perform “Long Live Cowgirls” last night on the ‘I’m The Problem Tour!
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Another fan’s vantage point captured every high-energy moment:
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Morgan Wallen and Miranda Lambert sind “Cowgirls” Camp Randall Stadium Night 1.
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All told, it was a night of surprises, celebration, and pure country camaraderie. If you weren’t there in person, these clips are the next best thing—just try to watch without tapping your foot or singing along.