Beyoncé just gave fans in Paris a night to remember — and she had a little help from Miley Cyrus to make it unforgettable.
During her Cowboy Carter Tour stop at the Stade de France on Thursday night (June 19), Beyoncé brought out none other than Miley to perform their Grammy-winning hit, “II Most Wanted”.
Fans had been buzzing all day after Miley was seen arriving at the stadium hours before the show. Their speculation was spot on. The two icons hit the stage together for a powerful duet of their country-tinged collaboration, which appears on Beyoncé’s most recent studio album Cowboy Carter. The track earned them the Best Country Duo/Group Performance trophy at the 2024 Grammys.
This moment also marked a record-breaking night for Beyoncé. The show kicked off the first of three back-to-back performances at Stade de France, making her the first international female artist to book a triple-show run at the massive French venue. It also bumped her career total to nine performances at the stadium — the most ever by a female artist.
The crowd, naturally, went wild when Miley appeared on stage. The duo’s chemistry was electric, their harmonies seamless, and fans were thrilled to witness the track performed live. “II Most Wanted” has already been a hit on the charts, debuting at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. It’s Beyoncé’s 23rd Top 10 hit and Miley’s 13th, further cementing both women’s staying power and cross-genre success.
But one thing’s for sure: if this night was any indication, Cowboy Carter’s live era is just getting started — and Beyoncé continues to redefine the concert experience, one show-stopping moment at a time.
