Miley Cyrus debuts new song "You" during New Year's Eve concert
During Miley Cyrus' New Year's Eve special aired on NBC, she decided to close her performance with a new song titled "You".
Miley's New Year's Eve Party, aired last Friday (31 December) on NBC, saw her joined by co-host Pete Davidson, and as well as bringing out Brandi Carlile to perform "The Climb" and Carlile's "The Story", Cyrus' younger sister Noah also made an appearance to cover Dolly Parton's "Jolene".
Cyrus ended her performance with a new ballad titled "You", and after Cyrus posted a video of her playing the new track on Instagram, fans flooded the comments with questions about when the song will be released. She replied, "This song is so new I haven’t even recorded it yet. Just wanted to do something special for YOU all!"
.@MileyCyrus responds to fans who want her to release “You,” the new song she performed at her New Year’s Eve show:
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) January 2, 2022
“this song is so new I haven't even recorded it yet just wanted to do something special for YOU all!” pic.twitter.com/ZdpupF2Lld
Cyrus hasn't released new music since featuring on Lil Nas X's "Am I Dreaming" in September 2021.
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