Miranda Lambert's Songline Album Arrives Nov. 13, Film Follows Nov. 20

Miranda Lambert's Songline album is due on Nov. 13, and a companion film follows on Nov. 20. Both are being released through Amazon Music, according to Billboard.

The project is built around one night. Lambert performed a set at The Truth, a newly opened venue in Nashville, on Oct. 1. The album and film revisit that evening, with Lambert performing her hits and new music from her album Crisco alongside her longtime band and a 12-piece orchestra.

The Songline album has nine tracks. They are "Snakeskin Boots," "Crisco," "Kerosene," "Bluebird," "Vice," a medley of "Dear Diamond / Bathroom Sink / Dead Flowers," "Tin Man," "White Liar" and "Gunpowder & Lead." Billboard lists "Bluebird," "Crisco" and "Gunpowder & Lead" among the songs performed on the project.

The film, a companion piece that sits alongside the album, will include interview footage. Lambert appears in it with collaborators Frank Liddell, Jesse Frasure, Luke Dick and Natalie Hemby, so the conversation runs next to the music rather than behind it.

The rollout started earlier in the autumn. Amazon Music debuted Songline Live, a broadcast of Lambert's intimate performance filmed at The Truth, according to MusicRow. The broadcast was described as a set in which Lambert reimagined her songs with strings. A live version of "Snakeskin Boots" was also released on Amazon Music as a preview of the project.

Those earlier dates have since changed. MusicRow had reported the album for Nov. 6 and the film for Nov. 13. Billboard gives Nov. 13 for the album and Nov. 20 for the film, and those are the dates listeners will see on the platform.

For anyone who wants to hear the material before the album arrives, the live "Snakeskin Boots" is already on Amazon Music. The full set of nine songs, and the interview footage that goes with them, will be available from the dates above.