Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- June 15

Chris Stapleton‘s career will be celebrated with an exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Chris Stapleton: Since 1978, presented by Ram Trucks will include guitars, clothing, awards and other items from Chris like a LEGO model of his band onstage that was used for a music video in 2019. The Chris Stapleton exhibit will run from July 1 through May 14, 2023.


Miranda Lambert now has her own line of home decor. The Wanda June Home Collection was named after the two women she says have been the most influential in her life, her mother, Beverly June Lambert and her grandma, Wanda Louise Coker. The line is available exclusively at Walmart where Miranda says her grandpa was a greeter back in the day.

 

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