Miley Cyrus slays in Beatles-inspired dress for Global Citizen performance
Miley Cyrus performed a rousing rendition of the British band’s 'Help!' for the Global Citizen Global Goal: Unite for Our Future virtual concert
Miley Cyrus honored The Beatles by performing 'Help!' during Global Citizen's Global Goal: Unite for Our Future on Saturday.
The 'Slide Away' singer performed a rousing rendition of the British band’s 'Help!' for the virtual concert in a totally empty Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena.
The 27-year-old took the performance up a notch by sporting an ab-baring couture dress by Alexandre Vauthier inspired by The Beatles’ original album artwork for 'Help!', giving the band’s oversized blue shirts a glamorous makeover.
Sharing the video, Cyrus penned a lengthy message on Instagram: "For me, the magic of performing is sharing and celebrating music together...being surrounded by people and feeling their energy! During this time of COVID-19, we are coming together in a different way...we are uniting with the goal of ensuring EVERYONE has access to the solutions to end this pandemic."
She continued: "I dedicated this performance to everyone who is working tirelessly for testing, treatments and vaccines so all of us can come together in places like this empty stadium.... I can’t wait to be together again ."
The singer dedicated her performance "to those who are tirelessly working on testing, treatment and vaccines so all of us can come together in places like this empty stadium again."
Other performers included Justin Bieber, Jennifer Hudson, Coldplay and more.
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