Miley Cyrus has announced her new album “Bass Persuades,” releasing on September 18 via Atlantic Records. Cyrus will also make a rare return to the stage with a two-night stint at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. She’ll perform at the historic venue on October 16 and 18, and according to her Instagram post announcing the gigs, it appears as though she’ll be performing “Bass Persuades” in full.
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. ❤️ Miley.” Tickets for the Bowl shows will be available with an Amex presale on September 8 at 10 a.m.
Cyrus’ own presale begins September 9 at 10 a.m. PT, and there will also be an Introducing Reserved option from Spotify where top fans will have tickets set aside for purchse before they’re available to the public. General onsale begins on September 10 at 10 a.m.
The singer teased the album announcement on Sunday by purchasing a wrap-around cover of the Los Angeles Times featuring just her first name and her face, and by updating her website with the same image. She appears to have dropped her last name from her artist name and is going by simply Miley, at least for this cycle, as she is referred to as just Miley in a press release. Variety recently confirmed that the singer has signed with Atlantic Records after releasing two albums on Columbia, including including “Endless Summer Vacation” which featured her Grammy-winning smash “Flowers.”Cyrus — who appeared on the cover of Variety earlier this year — spoke in general terms about the next chapter of her musical career in a recent issue of Wonderland.
It’s a feeling,” she said in a discussion with actor Darryl Hannah. It almost becomes its own little entity that tells you what it needs if you’re listening. I love making records with people who aren’t precious about ideas.
Everyone is there because they’re excited by the same thing. There’s no ego in the room when it’s working. It’s really special to be surrounded by people who want to surprise each other and are comfortable throwing an idea away or expanding on it.”Asked by Hannah about her favorite part of making music, Cyrus replied, “I love feeling aligned with my purpose, my power, and my gifts.
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