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Over the previous few years, Miley Cyrus has established herself as a queen of covers. No person else in the mainstream pop realm has performed what she has, reclaiming her strength thru the lens of the previous and making it fresh. On Plastic Hearts, that intended including her takes on “Zombie” and “Coronary heart of Glass” as neatly as invited Billy Idol and Joan Jett to utter with her.
On Sunday (February 7) earlier than Sizable Bowl LV, Miley as soon as more cemented her web online page online, bringing out Idol for a excellent-charged “Night time Crawling” in front of a vaccinated crowd of seven,500 frontline workers. As fragment of the TikTok Tailgate event earlier than the kickoff, Miley and Idol naturally segued into Idol’s luxuriate in “White Marriage ceremony” in the sunshine of Tampa, Florida.
Cyrus introduced her spirit thru her cheerleader outfit, a watch she teased on Instagram in the lead-up to the pregame event. “Been working my ass off on this living listing! I deem you’re gonna DIG IT! ??,” she wrote in the caption.
That prolonged setlist integrated an excellent deal of Plastic Hearts cuts and — of course — several covers. She kicked off with Toni Basil’s “Mickey” (becoming given her outfit) and additionally belted out cuts from Dolly Parton and 9 Walk Nails, alongside her 2018 Mark Ronson collab “Nothing Breaks Like a Coronary heart.”
By the time she wrapped, she’d additionally welcomed one other customer to the stage — Jett herself, who sang with Cyrus on “Tainted Reputation” and “I Abhor Myself for Loving You,” as neatly as to their Plastic Hearts group-up, “Tainted Karma.” Cyrus executed by maintaining Bikini Slay and even bringing it serve to 2013 with “We Can no longer Stop.” All this, and she will be able to be able to peaceful totally nail a tune from Hole or Chris Cornell when called upon, too. What cannot Miley utter?
Investigate cross-check Miley’s performances and secure bright for the Sizable Bowl halftime conceal later tonight, featuring a positive-to-be-dynamic performance from The Weeknd.
