‘Fire Country’ Stars Release Cover of Miranda Lambert Hit Featured on Show
The music on Fire Country has become just as popular as the CBS drama. It’s not just music playing in the background, either, that has fans’ attention.
Fire Country stars Billy Burke (Vince) and
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Billy Burke and Leven Rambin Release Miranda Lambert’s ‘Vice’
Nearly one year ago, on Fire Country, Audrey and Vince gave a powerhouse performance of Lambert’s song “Vice” at Smokey’s. All eyes were on them as they belted out the hit in a scene that left Bode (
Well, it turns out that the song also impacted Rambin. The actress reached out to Lambert, who gave her the green light to record their own version of “Vice”. She then got Burke on board, and they went into the studio to make some magic.
Rambin reshared the powerful scene on her Instagram to announce the exciting news.
“Did you see this scene? I wanted to give this moment new life, so I got back in the studio with the one and only Billy Burke to re-record our own version ❤️🔥🥃 Thanks to @mirandalambert for letting us cover your masterwork and @firecountrycbs for setting the stage Vice (Leven’s version) is out Friday!” read the caption on her social media share.
The actress also used Instagram to give Fie Country fans a little tease of the version of “Vice” she recorded with Burke.
“My vice is covering Miranda Lambert in smoky honky tonks…care to join me? VICE ft Billy Burke (as seen of Fire Country) is out this Friday 🥃❤️🔥,” she wrote in an Instagram post.
Fans have been flooding Rambin’s social media with excitement and praise for the song.
“OH YES YEP OKAY YEAH,” wrote a fan. One fan stated, “Yesssss! So good! Great song and vocals!”
Other fan comments included “This is incredible,” “I was thinking about this the other day. This is great news!!” and “Love this song! Beautiful cover!”
As Parade reported, Burke won’t be on
Music Plays a Big Part in Fire Country
Burke also played one of his original songs on the show. The song is called “Burn,” and Vince sang it at Smokey’s on stage with his brother Luke (
Thanks to the musical talent on Fire Country, it has been a pivotal part of the show. Mega music stars like Jelly Roll, Zach Bryan,
In fact, Jelly Roll debuted his song “Dreams Don’t Die” on Fire Country in the same episode he made his acting debut.
BREAKING: Houston Texans superstar Tank Dell has donated his entire $12.9 million in prize money and sponsorships to the Homeless Housing Initiative to raise funds to build 150 homes with 300 beds...
In an inspiring act of generosity, Houston Texans wide receiver Tank Dell has pledged his entire $12.9 million in prize money and sponsorships to the Homeless Housing Initiative, a program designed to build
This remarkable gesture has sent waves of admiration throughout the NFL community and beyond, cementing Dell’s reputation as more than just an electric playmaker on the field—he is a role model off of it as well.
A Personal Mission
At a press conference announcing the donation, Tank Dell spoke candidly about his motivation:
“I saw firsthand the effects of homelessness as a child, and I knew if I had the means, I would make a meaningful contribution,” Dell said. “No one should have to sleep on the sidewalk.”
The heartfelt admission revealed that Dell’s generosity is rooted in lived experience. Growing up, he witnessed friends and families struggle without proper housing. Today, as an NFL star, he is using his platform and financial resources to make a tangible difference.
Building More Than Homes
The Homeless Housing Initiative confirmed that Dell’s contribution will directly fund the construction of 150 energy-efficient homes, designed to provide not only shelter but also stability and dignity. Each home will include access to supportive services such as
Angela Martinez, director of the Initiative, praised Dell’s impact:
“Tank Dell’s donation goes beyond bricks and mortar. He’s helping to create safe, stable environments where families can heal, grow, and thrive. His generosity is a beacon of hope.”
Reaction From the NFL Community
Teammates, coaches, and NFL peers quickly rallied to celebrate Dell’s remarkable act. Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans praised the young star:
“Tank plays with heart every Sunday, and now he’s shown that same heart in the community. What he’s done here is bigger than football.”
Fans flooded social media with gratitude and admiration. One supporter tweeted: “Tank Dell didn’t just score touchdowns—he scored hope for hundreds of people. This is what a hero looks like.”
Inspiring a Ripple Effect
Dell’s bold move may spark further change. The Houston Texans organization announced it will launch a community challenge, encouraging fans, sponsors, and local businesses to contribute alongside Dell’s donation. City leaders also commended the initiative, noting that Houston faces one of the nation’s largest urban homelessness crises.
Local advocate Marcus Taylor explained:
“Tank Dell’s action is life-changing. This isn’t just charity—it’s a statement that the people on the margins matter and deserve dignity. He’s setting a powerful example.”
More Than Football
For Tank Dell, the donation is about fulfilling a promise he made to himself years ago. His statement makes it clear: this is not about accolades or headlines—it is about responsibility.
“This isn’t about me,” Dell emphasized. “It’s about the people who are out there tonight without a roof over their heads. If I can use what I’ve been blessed with to change that, then I know I’m doing the right thing.”
With this contribution, Dell has shown that greatness is not just measured in yards gained or touchdowns scored but in lives changed.
A Legacy Beyond the Field
Tank Dell’s career is only beginning, but his impact already extends far beyond football. By donating $12.9 million to provide homes and hope, he has ensured that hundreds of people will have a safe place to sleep, eat, and rebuild their lives.
In doing so, Dell has proven that true champions are defined not only by what they achieve under the bright lights of the stadium but by what they give back when no one is watching.
