Miley Cyrus is heading back to one of Los Angeles's most iconic stages, and tickets for her two newly announced Hollywood Bowl shows go on general sale this Thursday, September 10.
The concerts, scheduled for October 16 and 18 with support from Model/Actriz, arrive alongside the announcement of Cyrus's new album and mark a rare, intimate return to a venue built for exactly this kind of moment: an open-air amphitheater with history stretching back a century, hosting a pop artist currently riding one of the most acclaimed stretches of her career. Two nights rather than one suggests the demand the team is anticipating, and the Hollywood Hills setting gives the shows a different character than the arena and stadium dates that usually dominate a Cyrus tour.
Before general sale opens, fans have two presale windows to watch. An American Express Card Member presale runs from Tuesday, September 8 at 10am Pacific through Wednesday, September 9 at 10pm Pacific. A separate Miley Artist Presale begins September 9 at 10am Pacific, followed by a Spotify Reserved presale for eligible Premium subscribers at 12pm Pacific the same day. General public tickets follow on September 10 at 10am Pacific through Ticketmaster and the Hollywood Bowl's own box office.
For fans outside the presale windows, the safest strategy is to have a Ticketmaster account fully set up and payment details saved well before Thursday's sale opens, since Hollywood Bowl shows for an artist of this profile have a track record of selling out within the presale stage alone. Those weighing seating options should also know the venue's bench-style seating varies significantly by section, so checking a seating chart before buying is worth the extra few minutes. And with two dates on offer, fans torn between them might find the second night carries slightly more availability once the presale rush for opening night settles.
A two-night stand at the Hollywood Bowl is the kind of booking an artist makes when a moment feels right, and between the new album and the setting itself, this one has the makings of a genuine event. The presale clock starts Tuesday — general sale fans have until Thursday morning to get ready.