Miley Cyrus Drops 'Let's Get Married' Video Ahead of New Album — SkimNews
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- Miley Cyrus released the "Let's Get Married" video, a black-and-white clip co-starring fiancé Maxx Morando at West Hollywood's Chateau Marmont, depicting the couple and friends running through halls naked, dancing, and drinking champagne.
- Cyrus will release Bass Persuades — her 10th studio album — one day after the video's debut, calling the record special because it "keep[s] up with the way my life moves in real time."
- Bass Persuades marks Cyrus's first album on Atlantic Records and follows her 2025 LP Something Beautiful, with the label signaling the project will honor the influence of her godmother Dolly Parton.
- Cyrus is now billing herself simply as "Miley," dropping her surname alongside the album announcement; lead single "Bass Persuades" dropped earlier this month.
- Miley is set to headline two nights at the Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 16 and 18 — her first full U.S. concerts since 2021.
Why it matters: Bass Persuades is Miley's first album under Atlantic Records and her 10th overall, signaling a label-home reset after Something Beautiful in 2025. The project pairs a commercial reinvention (new label, dropped surname, Dolly Parton tribute) with her return to U.S. touring after a four-year gap, making the fall Hollywood Bowl dates a high-stakes test of whether the rebrand converts to live demand.
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