Miley Cyrus has shared his sincere concern about the tight and demanding agenda of concerts of Sabrina Carpenterone of the most prominent pop artists of the moment. In a recent interview with the New York Times, the soloist confessed to feeling bewildered by the ability of her partner to maintain the rhythm of her tour without showing signs of exhaustion.
“Every time I see her, I have the urgency of asking if it’s fine,” Cyrus told the NYT. “I see her act in Ireland, and the next day she gives a concert in Kansas. And I think: ‘I don’t know how I could be physically well,” because I was in that situation. I know what he feels burned, and I don’t want anyone else to do it. ” It must also be remembered that the American artist already said that for her the great world tours had ended and that she preferred another more intimate and less demanding format at the calendar level.
Carpenter, who is currently in full world tour Short N ‘Sweet Tour, has traveled North America, the United Kingdom and Europe in less than a year. His presence at festivals such as Spring Sound in Barcelona and his performances in BST Hyde Park in London, where he shares the stage with Clairo, Beabadoobee and Olivia Dean, consolidate their status as one of the most requested artists of the current musical panorama.
The tour will resume in October in the United States and will end in Los Angeles on November 23, which leaves little room for rest. This intensity has even impressed veteran artists like Cyrus, who, in addition to expressing his concern, also praised Carpenter’s talent and authenticity.
“I like all the new girls. I think they are all unique and are very well discovered. That is what I like to see. I like people who have found themselves, because I think I had not yet discovered me completely,” added Flowers interpreter.
Meanwhile, Sabrina Carpenter continues to expand her career with the announcement of her new album Man’s Best Friendthat will see the light next August 29. The first single, Manchildhas generated quite controversial both for its sound and its provocative video clip, in which the artist appears traveling alone in the United States while leaveing behind male figures representing failed relationships.
The album cover has also been the subject of controversy. In it, Carpenter appears kneeling while an unidentified figure pulls his hair. A charity of women criticized the image for perpetuating stereotypes that reduce women to objects or pets. At the moment the meaning of this image walks along the thin line of sarcastic criticism to what the macho society in which we live can have already lived.
For its part, Miley Cyrus is also in full artistic activity. Last month he released his new album Something Beautiful, accompanied by a film that will reach the cinemas of the United Kingdom on June 27.
