Miley Cyrus Announces New Album ‘Bass Persuades’ for September 18
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- Miley Cyrus announced that her 10th studio album, “Bass Persuades,” will be released on September 18.
- The album will contain 10 tracks and collaborations with Andrew Wyatt and the rock band Model/Actriz.
- Cyrus also announced promotional concerts at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl on October 16 and 18.
Miley Cyrus is calling her next musical chapter “Bass Persuades,” a 10-track album set for release on September 18. The announcement came through a statement on her Instagram account.
“Filled with emotion, moved, (this album) embraces everything in between. That is what the title means to me. Thank you for being part of making my wildest dreams come true,” Cyrus said.
The album will include collaborations with Andrew Wyatt, the singer of Miike Snow, and the rock band Model/Actriz. Cyrus also confirmed two promotional concerts at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl, scheduled for October 16 and 18.
Filled with emotion, moved, (this album) embraces everything in between. That is what the title means to me. Thank you for being part of making my wildest dreams come true.
“The Hollywood Bowl is my favorite place to enjoy music and see my favorite artists. I have sat there many times, but I have never gone on stage. Los Angeles is my heart, and I am bringing it back home,” she said.
The release follows her 2025 album “Something Beautiful.” Cyrus won a Grammy for that album’s title track, “Flowers.” As she prepares for the new era, she has also removed her surname from her social media profiles and begun using only “Miley.”
The Hollywood Bowl is my favorite place to enjoy music and see my favorite artists. I have sat there many times, but I have never gone on stage. Los Angeles is my heart, and I am bringing it back home.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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