![\"Jennifer](\"https:\/\/countrymusicalley.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/gravatar\/jennifer.jpg\")
<\/a> <\/div>\nJennifer Havener grew up in a small town in Upstate New York. She earned her B.A in Writing & Literature from Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. She always knew watching reality TV shows and soap operas, particularly ‘Days of Our Lives’, would come in handy someday. When she’s not writing, she’s playing with her dogs, Lola and Ruger<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n Co-working spaces have been around for at least a decade. They had a popularity boom during the COVID pandemic of 2020 and 2021, when remote work was essential for many businesses and employees. While any kind of work can be done in a co-working space, country artist Miranda Lambert put a new spin on the trend with a collaborative space for artists to write and socialize to build networking connections. She took to social media to share a video of an incredible one-of-a-kind experience she created for musicians.<\/p>\n Many TV competitions have tried to recreate the success of\u00a0American Idol<\/em>. When she was an up-and-coming musician, Miranda Lambert was a contestant on the singing competition Nashville Star<\/em>. She finished in third place on the show in 2003. Despite not winning, she became a household name within five years of appearing on the show.<\/p>\n She released her debut album, Kerosene,<\/em> in 2005. Twenty years later, she looked back on the start of her career. 2025 has been the year of Miranda Lambert.<\/a> She recently performed the hit song \u201cKerosene\u201d from the album on the Season 23 finale of American Idol.<\/em> She also took the stage earlier this month at the Academy of Country Music Awards. The singer performed her latest hit<\/a>, \u201cRun,\u201d from her new album Postcards From Texas.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Usually, a co-working space is just a bunch of desks and chairs crammed into a makeshift office space. But as a songwriter herself<\/a>, Miranda Lambert knew artists need more space to be creative. In 2024, she left her long-time record label and signed with Big Loud Records. As part of the deal, she launched the Big Loud Texas imprint with the company.<\/p>\n The singer took to social media this week to share exciting news. The Big Loud Texas imprint created a workspace in Austin, Texas, for musicians. She hired Amie and Jolie Sikes from Junk Gypsy Co. to decorate the space. Miranda Lambert previously collaborated with JG Co. on other projects, including designing her tour bus, and helped design her wedding to ex-husband, Blake Shelton.<\/p>\n Miranda Lambert put her full trust in the Junk Gypsy team. She posted a video on social media<\/a> of the first time she visited the Big Loud Texas House after the remodeling was complete.<\/p>\n The huge house in Austin, Texas, features writers rooms, the \u201cRose Garden\u201d bar and office spaces. The unofficial motto of Texas is \u201cEverything\u2019s bigger in Texas.\u201d And that\u2019s true for the redecorated space.<\/p>\n It features bold wall hangings, including the famous star of the Lone Star State on a painting of the words BIG in red for the label Big Loud Texas.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/div>\nMiranda Lambert Celebrates Huge Career Milestone<\/h3>\n
![\"Miranda](\"https:\/\/countrymusicalley.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/09\/file-48.jpg\")
She Shares Incredible One-Of-A-Kind Experience<\/h3>\n
See The Stunning Space<\/h3>\n