Miley Cyrus and Beyoncé Deliver Historic Duet at Paris Concert, Fans Go Wild

In a historic moment for pop music, Miley Cyrus and Beyoncé took the stage at Paris’ Stade de France on June 19 to perform their Grammy-winning duet “II Most Wanted.” The former Disney Channel star became the first official guest performer for Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter World Tour, which has been making stops in various cities across the globe. Rumors had been circulating earlier in the day that Cyrus, who was in Paris to perform for Spotify’s Billions Club Live, had been spotted soundchecking with Beyoncé, who was preparing for the first of three performances in France. The excitement among fans was palpable as Cyrus emerged onto the stage, striking a pose before beginning her duet with Beyoncé. Fans were overjoyed with the performance, with one commenting, "Oh Paris won so so hard and iconic pop culture moment all Beyoncé and Miley ate that up." Another added, "GAG of the millennium. Two singers showing the whisper girls how it’s done. [Ariana Grande and Beyoncé] next." One X user who claims to have attended the show said, "SEEING THIS WITH MY OWN EYES WAS INSANE." “II Most Wanted” was included on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album, which was released in March 2024. The song won the Grammy for best country duo/group performance, while Cowboy Carter won Album of the Year. Beyoncé is just past the halfway mark of her Cowboy Carter world tour, having previously performed in Los Angeles, Chicago, New Jersey, and London. After she performs her last show in Paris on June 22, she’ll head back to the United States for shows in her native Houston, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, and Las Vegas, where she’ll end the tour on July 26. This historic moment between two iconic pop stars is a testament to the power of collaboration and the excitement that fans have for their favorite artists. It’s a reminder that when two greats come together, magic happens. The performance was a true celebration of music and a reminder of the impact that two of the biggest names in pop can have when they come together on stage.