Noah Cyrus

Noah Cyrus rose to stardom in 2017, as her debut single "Make Me (Cry)" went viral within hours of release, and has since surpassed 500 million global audio and video streams. The introductory platinum-selling song was met with unanimous praise in the U.S. and abroad, with Dazed calling it a "left-field pop ballad" and Rolling Stone deeming it an "R&B-tinged pop tearjerker."

Cyrus has become known for "penning honest pop bops as an ode to her independence," (Wonderland) and her songs have been repeatedly deemed "anthems,' as she continues to convey reflections on her generation. She has collaborated with an impressive list of her peers including Labrinth, MØ, Marshmello, Jake Bugg and Alan Walker. The 18-year old rising pop star was hand-picked to open for Katy Perry on her 2017 U.S. tour, and recently wrapped her first-ever headlining tour across the US last year. This year she once again made an appearance at Coachella, for the second year in a row, this time joining Alan Walker for "All Falls Down." Shortly thereafter, Cyrus' sentimental duet "Team," with MAX hit airwaves, as well as her collaboration with Lil Xan, "Live or Die." The folk-tinged "July" followed.