While talking about her “Something Beautiful” tour, Miley Cyrus shared an influential piece of advice she received from Harrison Ford. The singer-songwriter appeared on a segment of Apple Music 1’s “The Zane Lowe Show,” talking to the host about her visual album. She recounted the amusing exchange with Ford, revealing how the “Indiana Jones” actor called her tour vision “expensive.”
Miley Cyrus says she took Harrison Ford’s advice on planning ‘Something Beautiful’ tour
Miley Cyrus was recently candid about how Harrison Ford thought her “Something Beautiful” tour set idea looked “expensive.” Cyrus’s appearance on “The Zane Lowe Show” on Wednesday gave audiences insight into her plans for the tour. During the interview, she revealed how a candid chat with Ford led her to rethink an elaborate global tour for “Something Beautiful.” The “Star Wars” actor offered pragmatic advice, saying Cyrus’s ambitious plan “looks expensive.”
Cyrus revealed she had known Ford since her Disney days, sharing the same circles with him. While talking to him about her creative venture, Ford asked the “Flowers” singer about her latest projects. Moments before Cyrus shared her vision, Ford had asked: “So what are you up to? Are you in the studio making an album, or what are you doing?”
Cyrus responded, “Well, I have an idea. Actually, you know I have, like, a, I made something,” adding, “I have a PDF on my phone I could show you.” As such, she presented Ford with her concepts for the tour, including a plan to perform in unique, natural settings around the world. The singer explained to Lowe: “So I show him, and I show him my idea of ‘Somewhere Beautiful,’ which is performing in all the forests and you know at the you know pyramids and all these things.”
Cyrus recounted Ford’s direct response: “He goes, ‘Yeah you really want to go and set up in a forest and do what?’ Like he’s like ‘What?’ He’s like ‘You’re going to bring a crew… Looks expensive.’” The “Wrecking Ball” singer realized “Harrison Ford made a lot of sense” and pivoted to a more cinematic approach. This offered Cyrus’ fans an immersive experience with her art without the demand of a physically complex tour.
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