Miley, who now goes by her first name professionally, has announced two upcoming concerts at the iconic Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The shows are scheduled for Friday, October 16, and Sunday, October 18, both beginning at 7:30 p.m. PST. These performances will support her forthcoming tenth studio album, "Bass Persuades," which is slated for release on September 18.
Special guest Model/Actriz, who is featured on the track "Different Religion" from the new album, is set to open for Miley at both shows. Miley expressed her excitement on Instagram, calling the Hollywood Bowl her "favorite place to experience music" and noting that she is "bringing [LA] home."
While a lead single from "Bass Persuades" has not yet been released, a promotional video featuring Miley playing guitar was recently debuted on YouTube. Spotify has revealed the titles of all ten tracks on the album, including "Let's Get Married," "Aftermath," and "Innocent Ways."
Miley's recent public performances include a four-song set at Los Angeles' Sunset Gower Studios on February 27, celebrating the 20th anniversary of "Hannah Montana." Her last full headlining tour was in 2015, although she participated in several festivals and one-off shows in 2022 and subsequent years.
Miley dropped her last name "Cyrus" from her social media accounts around the time of the "Bass Persuades" announcement, with all related press referring to her as simply "Miley."
Tickets for the Hollywood Bowl concerts will be available to the general public starting Thursday, September 10, at 10 a.m. PST via Ticketmaster. Pre-sale tickets are currently accessible on secondary market sites such as Vivid Seats.
The album "Bass Persuades" tracklist is as follows:
01.) "Bass Persuades" 02.) "Different Religion" (feat. Model/Actriz) 03.) "Let's Get Married" 04.) "Orbit" 05.) "Aftermath" 06.) "REDLIGHTS" 07.) Neon Signs (feat. Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow) 08.) Innocent Ways 09.) "Snow" 10.) Bass Persuades Remixx"
Model/Actriz is a Boston-based rock band formed in 2016, fronted by Cole Haden. Their discography includes songs such as "Mosquito," "Crossing Guard," and "Cinderella."