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Miley Cyrus has dropped Cyrus from her stage name, now performing simply as Miley, as she unveils a glamorous new look and gears up for her tenth studio album Bass Persuades with Atlantic Records (arriving Sept. 18); the reinvention unfolds amid personal updates, including engagement to Maxx Morando and a Dolly Parton tribute.
Miley Cyrus released the dance-pop single Bass Persuades, the title track from her upcoming 10th album, featuring ’80s synths and a deadpan spoken-word verse reminiscent of Lady Gaga’s Poker Face. The track is set for release September 18 via Atlantic Records, marking her first project under the new deal after leaving Columbia, and a video accompanies the release; Cyrus also announced two Hollywood Bowl shows on Oct. 16 and 18 with Model/Actriz to perform the album in full.
Miley Cyrus kicks off a new era with the release of Bass Persuades, a high-energy dance-pop single and its video for Atlantic Records. The track previews her forthcoming 10-track album (now releasing with a mononymous era), and Cyrus announces a Hollywood Bowl headlining run in October with Model/Actriz as a guest, signaling a bold return to the stage and the next chapter of her music.
Miley Cyrus has dropped her last name on social media, now going by simply “Miley” as she signs with Atlantic Records, signaling a new era ahead of a forthcoming 10th studio album. A release date hasn’t been announced. She posted two photos captioned “MILEY” and paid tribute to her godmother Dolly Parton after Parton’s death, with sightings of her heading into a Los Angeles studio to work on new material.
Miley Cyrus has announced a new album, Bass Persuades, due September 18 on Atlantic Records, with a 10-track lineup that includes collaborations with Model/Actriz and Miike Snow’s Andrew Wyatt. She’ll make a rare two-night return to the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on October 16 and 18, reportedly performing Bass Persuades in full with Model/Actriz as a special guest. The rollout follows her signing with Atlantic after leaving Columbia; she teased the project with a LA Times wrap and updates to her site.
Miley Cyrus has removed her last name from social media, now posting as simply “Miley,” as she prepares for her 10th studio album after signing with Atlantic Records. She shared two red-and-black Instagram photos captioned “MILEY” and has not yet announced a release date. In a Wonderland magazine Q&A she described the forthcoming record as a love story, marking a personal and professional evolution. She has been photographed in a Los Angeles studio, is engaged to Maxx Morando, and paid an emotional tribute to Dolly Parton after her godmother’s death, all as she moves forward with the new music.
Broadway’s Cats: The Jellicle Ball, the Tony-nominated revival, will release a cast album this winter through Atlantic Records, to be recorded later this month with the full company; the show is closing at the Broadhurst Theatre on August 8 and is produced by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Alana da Fonseca.
Miley Cyrus has signed with Atlantic Records, exiting Columbia after a run of hits including Flowers; the move marks a new chapter in her career, coming as the industry sees more label shuffles, like Ed Sheeran’s recent departure from Atlantic.
Miley Cyrus signs with Atlantic Records and guest-edits Wonderland magazine, using the issue to discuss a new musical chapter, possible acting roles, and collaborations with fellow artists; the feature includes exclusive photos and a wide-ranging interview about creativity and what her career might look like next after her Columbia-era release Endless Summer Vacation.
Two Grainge family members donated the maximum $1,800 to Spencer Pratt’s L.A. mayoral campaign: Lucian Grainge of Universal Music Group and his son Elliot Grainge of Atlantic Records, signaling notable music-industry backing for Pratt. The piece also notes fundraising activity involving other music figures (David Foster and Katharine McPhee) and a small donation reportedly tied to Warner Music’s Gabz Landman for merchandise; public records show no donations from Live Nation, AEG, or Goldenvoice.
Jerry Bruckheimer Films will produce an animated adaptation of Jorge Rivera-Herrans’ Odyssey-inspired EPIC: The Musical, a project that has drawn more than 4 billion global streams and over 7 billion short-form views. Rivera-Herrans and Atlantic Music Group president/producer Kevin Weaver will produce, with Chad Oman also on board, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Hilary Duff, a longtime supporter of the LGBTQ+ community, is excited to release new music dedicated to impress her queer fans, with the release expected soon after her recent signing with Atlantic Records.
Hilary Duff has signed with Atlantic Records and will star in a docuseries documenting her return to music, balancing her personal life and career after focusing on acting for the past decade.
Andrea Ganis, the legendary president of promotion at Atlantic Records, is leaving the company after 43 years. She began as a secretary in 1980 and eventually rose to become the president of promotion. Ganis has worked with a diverse range of artists, from the Rolling Stones to Bruno Mars and Cardi B. She expressed her gratitude to her colleagues and the company in a heartfelt message.
Rapper MoneySign Suede, whose real name is Jaime Brugada Valdez, was fatally stabbed in a California prison at the age of 22. He was found unresponsive in another area of the housing unit "with injuries consistent with a homicide." Valdez was serving a two-year, eight-month sentence for possession/owning firearm by felon or addict as a second-striker and a one-year, four-month sentence for possession/owning firearm with conviction of a violent felony. His death is under investigation. Valdez signed with Atlantic Records in 2021 and had more than 230,000 followers on Instagram and monthly listeners on Spotify.