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Miley Cyrus had a stellar performance on Saturday night during the final concert of the four NCAA men.
Cyrus, 28, took the stage at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis to present some classic rock and roll songs to an audience of socially distant frontline workers. The show took place after the Baylor vs. Houston game, which ended with Baylor advancing into the championship game against Gonzaga on Monday.
Cyrus, dressed in a black vest, pants and a pair of tied vinyl boots, played versions of several vintage hits, including Queen’s “We Will Rock You” and “Don’t Stop Me Now,” Stevie Nicks’ “Edge of Seventeen “and” Heart of Glass “by Blondie. She also played some of her own hits, like “Wrecking Ball”.
“⭐️ A STAR WAS BORN ⭐️,” o Hannah Montana alum put the caption of a video on Instagram that showed her entering the stage.
Jamie Schwaberow / NCAA Photos via Getty Images Miley Cyrus
Jamie Schwaberow / NCAA Photos via Getty Images Miley Cyrus
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Cyrus also shared behind-the-scenes footage from before the show on social media, including a video of his performance on the soundtrack for “Don’t Stop Me Now”. In another post, Cyrus posed for a selfie in the mirror while getting dressed in his outfit for the ride.
“MILEY MADNESS ♥ ️ ♠ ️💋🎸👹 @ FinalFour # MarchMadnes”, wrote Cyrus next to a video showing her arriving at the venue.
Cyrus was applauded on social media for his performance. Her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, wrote on Twitter, “Mamaw Ruthie said it best” Wow Wow Wow !!!! “Excellent performance # finalfour @mileycyrus @CBSI agree … Thank you first responders for your service and sacrifice. PS, beautiful hairstyle.
The maidenTayshia Adams and Zac Clark also tuned in on the performance of stopping the show. “@tayshia he was passed out. Miley Cyrus sang a note and is now dancing around the room as a teenager … 0 to 60 would be an understatement here … “Clark, 37, wrote on Twitter about his fiancee, 30.
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Cyrus last performed at a major sporting event in February, when he was the headliner of TikTok Tailgate at the Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida. For the show, she played hits like “High” and “Edge of Midnight” from her 2020 album Plastic hearts, as well as previous singles, including “We Can’t Stop”.
She also covered tracks like “Head Like a Hole” by Nine Inch Nails and “Jolene” by Dolly Parton and joined 80s music icon Billy Idol to sing “Night Crawling” as well as the rock star Joan Jett to sing “Bad Karma.”