Bass Persuades (Miley Cyrus)

Miley Lets the Low End Do the Talking

Bass Persuades is Miley Cyrus's tenth studio album and the first full-length release of her Atlantic Records era. Its title suggests something physical and instinctive, while the cover, with smoky eyes and a white rose held between her teeth, sets a mood that feels both glamorous and a little dangerous.

Eleven Songs About Everything in Between

The album contains 11 tracks and arrives as Cyrus begins billing herself simply as Miley. She has described its emotional territory in contrasts: power beside vulnerability, sweetness beside strength, and a full heart living alongside heartache. That framing leaves room for a record interested in the messy middle rather than one fixed persona.

A Guitar Tease Without the Easy Answer

An early teaser puts a guitar in Miley's hands, but the album's title keeps the rhythm section firmly in the conversation. Rather than spelling out a genre in advance, the rollout makes the tension between those sounds part of the fun, especially for an artist who has moved comfortably through pop, country, rock, and psychedelia.

The Hollywood Bowl Gets the First Big Nights

Bass Persuades arrives September 18, followed by two standalone shows at the Hollywood Bowl on October 16 and 18 with Model/Actriz supporting. They are Miley's first major concerts since 2022 and her first performances at the venue, giving the new record a suitably dramatic place to come alive.