Key Points
- Dolly Parton celebrated her album Rockstar’s two-year anniversary with bold Instagram photos.
- She highlighted exploring the rock genre, departing from her usual country roots.
- Fans enthusiastically praised her new style, calling her a “queen” and “rockstar.”
Country legend Dolly Parton showed fans a different side of her for a bit of a celebration.
Over her decades-long career, the “Joelene” hitmaker has certainly had a lot of songs and albums to reflect on. Parton used social media to celebrate one of her albums that hasn’t been out that long.
Taking to Instagram, the country darling shared a carousel of photos to honor her album Rockstar, which came out two years ago. Parton channeled her inner rocker for the album and the photos that accompanied it.
She shared some of those pictures in her post, including one of her decked out in leather on a motorcycle, as well as one of her in a short black lace dress perched on an old car.
“They say if you can dream it, you can have it ⭐ Celebrating 2 years of Rockstar!” read the caption on her social media post.
Rockstar was Parton’s 49th album, and it marked her foray into the rock genre, as she ventured away from her country roots. Fans wasted no time hopping into the comments section to react to Parton in her rockstar era.
“i love baddie dolly so much 🖤🖤🖤,” declared one fan. A different fan added, “Dolly is a Rockstar ❤️.”
Another fan stated, “Girl what I’m obsessed with u.” “Is drooling still allowed? 😍😍😍” wondered a fan. Parton was referred to as a queen more than once, with fans saying, “QUEEN FOREVER AND EVER AMEN! 🙌😍🔥” and “The queen herself ❤️.”
“BEST ALBUM!!!” and “One of my favorite album 🔥😍,” were comments about Rockstar. Other fans focused on Parton, writing, “This was truly epic ❤️🔥,” “You still got it, babes!” “yes Dolly 🔥🔥🔥,” “🔥🔥🔥 hottie,” and “Wow that’s beautiful ❤️🔥.”
Many of those fans simply left red heart and fire emojis to express their thoughts on Parton’s message and pictures.
One thing everyone can agree on is that Dolly Parton’s still got it after all these years.
