Maren Morris recalls a lively performance with Miley Cyrus as she inaugurates Pride Month. On stage, the "Circles Around This Town" singer collaborated with Cyrus to perform an ABBA classic from the 1970s.
Morris uploaded a video to TikTok on June 3, showcasing both singers performing the duet in front of an enthusiastic crowd while wearing bright pink outfits and exquisite makeup.
She said in her caption, "this duet ('Dancing Queen' by ABBA) felt appropriate to celebrate," adding Cyrus and hashtagging "Pride Month" with a rainbow flag emoji. TikTok users raved in the performance's comments, "this is everything" and "I didn't realize how much I needed this." They referred to the duo and said they would like to see the two perform more songs together.
On June 23, 2021, Cyrus posted a snippet of the cross-genre mash-up to Instagram, teasing her headlining pride concert special. At that time, the "Midnight Sky" vocalist wrote, "SLAY QUEEN!"
Below is the video of Morris and Cyrus performing a popular ABBA song that she shared on TikTok here.
@marenmorris happy #pride! this duet felt appropriate to celebrate @Miley Cyrus #PrideMusic ♬ original sound - marenmorris
At just almost 30, MIley Cyrus has already managed to become a strong LGBTQ+ icon.
At almost 30, MIley Cyrus has already managed to become a strong LGBTQ+ icon. Once a highly-adored Disney star, her transformation to an out and proud pansexual icon made many in the community very happy.
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In Peacock's "Miley Cyrus Presents Stand by You," Miley performed iconic songs by Cher, Madonna, The Pretenders, George Michael, and ABBA to mark Pride Month last year.
In 2019, Maren Morris opted to join the all-female group The Highwomen at the pinnacle of her career. Since their self-titled first album, the award-winning quintet consisting of Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, and Amanda Shires has come a long way.
Morris uploaded a touching montage to her popular song "Good Friends" on social media as a homage to the group's swift journey to prominence and their close friendship. The multi-platinum performer assembled a series of videos that demonstrate her trustworthy relationship with the musicians who comprise The Highwomen.
The video begins with Morris and Hemby sharing a loving embrace during a photoshoot, and proceeds to highlight great events from their successful tenure together.
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