Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus TOUR DATES & Concerts :

Miley Cyrus B.K.A. Hannah Montana has to be the biggest teen icon today. Her talented persona of Hannah Montana has catapulted her success to superstardom. Everything she touches turns to gold. In 2006 she became a star sensation or the Disney Channel television series Hannah Montana.

Miley’s interest in music began at a very early age. She was a singer/songwriter still in her pre-teen years. Her cheerful disposition and determination allowed her to put her skills in acting and music to work. In 2006 Hannah Montana debuted and became an immediate success for young viewers. Later on in October, a soundtrack CD was released. This soundtrack included Miley signing eight songs from the show and five related tracks. The ever popular duet with father Billy Ray was titled “I Learned from You” and included in the CD.

In 2007, the theme song for the show “The Best of Both Worlds” was released as a single. In the same year her second album was released ‘Hanna Montana 2/Meet Miley Cyrus. Instant success was the outcome for the releases. A role model for the teen and pre-teen fans, she became larger than life. Miley embarked into her “Best of Both Worlds” concert tour, in the late fall of 2007, which stretched out into the late part of 2008. Miley did not stop there. The concert film, “The Best of Both Worlds” was released in the Spring of 2008. By then Miley wanted individuality for Miley, not the character of Hannah Montana. She began working on her fully-fledged solo album as herself Miley Cyrus called Breakout.
Story by Lissette Robaina

Miley Cyrus Upcoming Concert Tour :

Miley’s schedule has been very very busy for the past 2 years. This year is no different for the Hannah Montana super teen star. She will be celebrating her sweet sixteen birthday and honoring youth volunteers at Disney Land. This event will prove to be an incredible birthday for Miley while helping to raise awareness for the importance of youth volunteers.

Miley is up for ‘Best New Artist” at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards. She will also be part of a very talented group, hosting the Video Music Awards later on this year. She will be hosting along with the company of Olympic Gold medalist, Michael Phelps, Lindsay Lohan, Scarlett Johansson, The Jonas Brothers, Ciara and the cast of High School Musical 3 and Twilight. If she wins this year’s Best New Artist” she will add to the many other awards she has been honored with. These awards include; Teen Choice Award (2008), Choice TV Actress Comedy Award (2008), Young Artists Award (2008) and three Nickelodeon Kid’s Choice Awards (2008). On September 2008 Miley will be performing at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City California. Along with other performers, to raise cancer awareness for cancer research in the Hope Benefit Concert.

Miley’s top selling singles include; “See You Again”, “Start All Over”, :Good And Broken”, “7 Things”, “Fly On The Wall” and “Just Stand Up”. Her last tour was among the most successful and lucrative concerts tours ever done. In 2009, Miley Cyrus will embark in her Breakout Tour, which is rumored to top her previous one.

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Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus Tickets – Disney’s Hit Series Comes Alive in Concert

If you aren’t in one of the lowest and most desirable age brackets, the Hannah Montana or Miley Cyrus tickets might not mean much to you. However, if you ask your nine-year-old daughter, she would immediately jump at the chance to see Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus perform live in concert. As always, one should accompany a minor to a concert, but Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus live is something mostly designed for the younger crowd and fans of the Disney Channel Original Series Hannah Montana. But if you’re a parent, you might just find you enjoy the fun as well.

Hannah Montana is a Disney Channel television show about a little girl who lives a double life. The show’s main character lives in a Hillary Duff-meets-Batman world. By day she is an average teenage girl, going through life’s typical adolescent problems, including boys, parents, bullies, and gossip. But by night, mild-mannered Miley Stewart transforms herself into her alter ego, Hannah Montana, through the use of a blonde wig. Hannah Montana is a pop music singing sensation with all the right moves. The show’s main dilemmas spark from Miley/Hannah, her family and her two best friends trying to keep her secret identity from her classmates. There are also plenty of conflicts with the troubles of daily high school drama. How can someone who seems to have it so together on stage at night seem to be so awkward and unsure about the issues involved in growing up as a teenage girl in this modern world? Watch the show and see how she does it, with humor, charm, and heartwarming lessons.

The Miley Cyrus concerts will be a lot like the Hannah Montana concerts you see animated on the Disney show, with choreographed dancing, special effects and some great songs you can dance to. The actual performances are done by real people, though. Miley Cyrus, the daughter of famed country singer Billy Ray Cyrus is the voice of Hannah on the show, and the main star of the concerts. Cyrus Miley was born in 1992 in Franklin, Tennessee, a suburb of Nashville. Her given name is Destiny Hope Cyrus, which Billy Ray gave to her because he believed she was going to accomplish great things. He nicknamed her Miley, a short form of the word “smiley,” because she was always smiling as a child. The real-life Miley Cyrus is a devout Christian and Billy Ray couldn’t have hoped for a more wonderful daughter.

Hannah Montana (Miley Cyrus) has many hit singles, which fans of the singer will all know by heart. “I Got Nerve,” “Who Said,” “The Other Side of Me,” “This Is the Life,” and “Best of Both Worlds” have all cracked the Billboard’s Hot 100. By far her most popular song was her 2006 hit “If We Were a Movie,” which reached #47 on the charts. Getting Hannah Montana or Miley Cyrus tickets is something that your son or daughter will be grateful for, and you will probably have a great time as well.

Story by Brent Warnken