Pistol Annies release video for 'Got My Name Changed Back' from upcoming album 'Interstate Gospel'

The country trio celebrate divorce with a confetti-filled party in the video for 'Got My Name Changed Back', the latest preview of their forthcoming album 'Interstate Gospel'

Country supertrio Pistol Annies have released the official music video for their new single 'Got My Name Changed Back' off their highly-anticipated third album 'Interstate Gospel' releasing this Friday, November 2 on RCA Records Nashville.

Aptly titled 'Got My Name Changed Back', the single celebrates the divorce of Miranda Lambert — who forms one-third of Pistol Annies, alongside Ashley Monroe and Angaleena Presley — as she officially adopts her maiden name once again. As Stereogum points out, the single follows the high-profile breakup of Lambert with the country star Anderson East. This is not the first time Lambert has thrown a swift jab after a split. Three years ago, in one of the decade’s most publicized divorces, Lambert parted ways with Blake Shelton and followed it up with the breakup-themed double album 'The Weight of These Wings'.

The video shows Lambert, Monroe and Presley make a trip to the courthouse, the DMV and a bank, going through the red tape and paperwork that comes with a divorce. But they don't do it grudgingly. Instead, they celebrate throughout the affair, dancing away while sporting feather boas and glittery dresses before the whole thing turns into a wild confetti-filled party. Basically, divorce has never been more fun than this! Check out the new visuals for 'Got My Name Changed Back' below:

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