Miley Cyrus lit up the British capital for the vinyl release of Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved

London vibrated for an evening, filled with emotion and authenticity. It wasn’t a gigantic concert, nor a traditional media appearance: it was an intimate moment, an almost confidential encounter between an artist and those who love her deeply. For the highly anticipated vinyl release of Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved, Miley Cyrus chose the British capital to create a bubble of tenderness and truth.

In a warm and elegant atmosphere, far from the hustle and bustle of the traditional spotlight, Miley appeared radiant. With a sincere smile and natural kindness, she welcomed her London fans to what felt more like a large family reunion than a promotional event. Every glance exchanged, every word spoken, every laugh shared resonated like a perfect note in this symphony of closeness.

Those present spoke of a suspended moment. Miley, true to herself, didn’t just sign vinyl records: she gave of herself, her time, and her heart. Her memory of faces, her ability to recall moments spent with certain fans, impressed more than one guest. And her laughter that famous burst of contagious joy flowed through the room like a wave of warmth, sweeping away doubts, barriers, and social gatherings.

London isn’t just a city for Miley Cyrus; it’s an anchor. A place to live, a refuge, a source of inspiration. It is in this city that she chose to unveil this vinyl record like a personal diary set to music, a tribute to love, femininity, the memories and wounds that forge our identities. The object itself this elegant, precious vinyl record then becomes much more than a musical medium: it is a work in its own right, an artistic gesture.

For all those who couldn’t attend this timeless evening, good news: Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved is now available on vinyl. And Miley hasn’t forgotten her absent fans. She invites them to make the album their own, to create their own moment with it, to make it a part of their summer. A vibrant call to creativity, self-expression, and the universal connection that music creates.

So, whether you’re in London, Paris, Kinshasa, or New York, the invitation is out: show us your best poses with the album in hand. Because, deep down, everyone can find a piece of themselves in this work. Every girl you’ve ever loved. Every version of yourself. Every story you carry.