Night One Highlights
The Hollywood Reporter • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Miley Cyrus performed a rare solo concert at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday, marking her first major show in four years and first large-scale tour in nearly a decade, citing mental health challenges as a reason for her previous hiatus.
- The concert, titled Bass Persuades Live, supported her latest album Bass Persuades and drew massive fan interest, with 1.5 million people vying for about 36,000 tickets over two nights.
- Cyrus expressed deep gratitude to her fans for their support and understanding, emphasizing her journey toward balancing performance with personal happiness and well-being.
- The 18-song set featured a mix of new tracks and classic hits, with emotional highlights including a tribute to her late godmother Dolly Parton, during which Cyrus became tearful while performing "Jolene."
- The show was both a cathartic experience for Cyrus and her audience, symbolizing a new chapter in her career as she continues to prioritize mental health alongside her music.
