Miley announces new album, Hollywood Bowl concerts. Get tickets today

Miley is about to get her “Flowers.”The Grammy-winning pop icon just announced she’s going to perform two concerts at Los Angeles’ famed Hollywood Bowl.Her high-profile La La Land gigs are slated to take place:Friday, Oct.167:30 p.m.Sunday, Oct.

187:30 p.m.Both shows come in support of the “Party In The U.S.A.” hitmaker’s forthcoming tenth studio album “Bass Persuades,” which hits shelves on Sept.18.Special guest Model/Actriz — who contributed to the song “Different Religion” on the soon-to-be released record — will serve as the opening act at the pair of performances.“It’s been a while,” the “Hannah Montana” star shared on Instagram.

“The Hollywood Bowl is my favorite place to experience music and see my favorite artists.I’ve sat in those seats many times, but I’ve never taken the stage.

LA is my heart and I’m bringing it home.See you there.”As of now, no lead single for “Bass Persuades” has been released yet although a stylish video featuring Miley rocking out on guitar promoting the live shows did just drop on YouTube.

And, while we don’t know what the record will sound like just yet outside of the short promo video, Spotify has revealed all of the album’s ten track names.Just a few of them include “Let’s Get Married,” “Aftermath” and “Innocent Ways.”Prior to Miley’s short Hollywood Bowl stint, the 33-year-old Tennessee native last performed at Los Angeles’ Sunset Gower Studios on Feb.

27 of this year.Set List FM reports she played four songs, all of which were related to the 20th anniversary celebration of “Hannah Montana.” Going further back, her last full headlining tour took place in 2015.

More recently, she lent her talents to a number of festivals in 2022 as well as a few one-offs over the past few years.In personal news, Miley dropped her last name “Cyrus” from her social media accounts while announcing “Bass Persuades.” All press releases related to the upcoming rec...

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