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The virtual Save Our Stages Fest ran for three days this weekend and also included performances by artists like Demi Lovato, YG, The Roots, Macklemore, Finneas, Foo Fighters, G-Eazy, and Phoebe Bridgers - all broadcasted from different independent venues across the country.Ĭheck out Cyrus' full performance below, and see NYLON's list of her eight best covers of all-time. If Cyrus ever went full rock diva, this performance provides solid proof that it would probably be some of the best music of her decades-long career. But never one to take a break, the pop singer is keeping up the momentum with yet another cover - this time, of the beloved Cranberries track 'Zombie.'Īs part of NIVA's Save Our Stages Fest (where she performed at Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles), Cyrus performed a three-song setlist which included her disco-infused single 'Midnight Sky' and a cover of The Cure's 'Boys Don't Cry.' But one would be hard-pressed to think about either of those tracks after hearing her tackle The Cranberries' 'Zombie.' Covering one of the most beloved song by one of the most beloved bands in the world, Cyrus ups the ante by bringing her typical gusto and signature sky-reaching vocal flair, attacking the impossibly high ' in your heeeaaaad' parts with noticeable aplomb. Over the last few months, the pop star has covered everything from Hall & Oates' ' Maneater' to Billie Eilish's ' my future' to Blondie's ' Heart of Glass.' Cyrus (along with her cheekily-named band 'The Social Distancers') even dove into Britney Spears' ' Gimme More' as part of her MTV Unplugged Presents Backyard Sessions special last week. We eagerly await what kind of sweet trashiness awaits when Miley Cyrus begins her Bangerz tour in Vancouver on February 14.The only thing better than a live Miley Cyrus performance is a live Miley Cyrus performance of another artist's song. On Instagram, Harouche captioned the night’s concept #bobmackiecowgirl. And because the perfect handbag is essential to performance wear, Cyrus carried two quilted Chanel numbers to match each get up. Dripping in glitter, sequins and artfully distressed holes, the Ashish jacket, bikini top and bagged pants were country meets rap meets early ought fashion statement. Halfway through, Cyrus swapped to the most incredibly bedazzled Canadian tuxedo we’ve ever seen.

It was classic Dolly Parton (minus those famous double Ds), whom Cyrus covered later in the show with “Jolene.” The top featured a stud-encrusted yoke, which was worn open and filled with a bedazzled white necktie and shimmering belt.

Opening with an ultra twangy version of “4×4,” Cyrus went full out hoedown in a white bejewelled cowboy hat, blond bob wig and head-to-toe gingham cat suit custom made by her stylist Simone Harouche. To boot, she proved that tacky is real trendy as of late in two over-the-top Nashville-approved looks. And while Cyrus might not have reached VMA level in her bootie-on-bootie smack duet with Madonna, she once again proved her vocal chops. As one of the only music-focused holdouts of the channel, Unplugged has long since been the place to make history (Nirvana’s cover of David Bowie’s “The Man Who Sold the World” and Lauryn Hill’s controversial follow up to The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill are two biggies). Miley Cyrus brought it all back home last night for a countrified edition of MTV Unplugged. See the outfits up-close in our Miley Cyrus lookbook » The controversial pop star had taped her show a day before at the Sunset Gower Studios in Hollywood. Photography by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic for MTV MTV aired Miley Cyrus 'MTV Unplugged' concert last night (Jan.

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