Look: Miley Cyrus Announces 'Bass Persuades' Album for September
- On Tuesday, September 1, singer Miley Cyrus announced her tenth studio album 'Bass Persuades,' set for release September 18 through Atlantic Records, while simultaneously dropping 'Cyrus' from her professional identity across social media.
- Days after godmother Dolly Parton died at age 80 on August 25, Miley wrote that Parton 'would want me to feel it, write a song about it, and then continue on and be strong,' channeling grief into the new album.
- Miley told Wonderland magazine the album explores love as 'never one-dimensional,' reflecting both her engagement to rocker Maxx Morando and personal growth, with 11 tracks following her initial plan of 10 songs.
- Two Hollywood Bowl concerts on October 16 and 18 will mark her stage debut at the iconic Los Angeles venue, a striking shift from her July 2025 statement that she lacked 'desire' to tour.
- Bass Persuades marks Miley's first Atlantic Records release after departing Columbia Records, with the mononym rebrand positioning the album as a distinct artistic chapter; Spotify will reserve tickets through its highest-profile Reserved implementation to date.
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