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The star also took time to acknowledge the impact that not performing live for two years amid the pandemic has had on her, saying, “this is feeling new to me again, which is fucking exciting but it’s also terrifying. She took a few minutes to address the audience, thanking fans for giving her career “this type of longevity, and not a day goes by that I’m not thankful for each and every one of you” through the many phases of her career. Cyrus performed a 90-minute set spanning her Hannah Montana days to her Bangerz-era hits and new songs off of her 2020 album Plastic Hearts, with plenty of covers thrown in in between. On Saturday, Miley Cyrus and Green Day co-headlined the third and final night of the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest at Arena. Sydney Odmanīud Light Super Bowl Music Fest with Miley Cyrus and Green Day NFL stars Mason Rudolph, Matthew Judon, Ian Thomas and Aaron Jones were also in attendance, along with UFC fighter Nate Diaz. Of the approximately 1,500 attendees at the invite-only event, the party played host to many Hollywood stars including Adele, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jon Hamm, Justin Bieber, Cardi B, Lizzo, Jamie Foxx, Issa Rae, Megan Thee Stallion, Olivia Rodrigo, Dipolo, Jack Harlow, Cedric the Entertainer, Chloe Bailey, Eric Andre, Anthony Ramos, Tobey Maguire, Ross Butler and Mike Tyson. Prior to his arrival, attendees mingled throughout the party, with many clamoring for a spot near the stage as the night drew on. “They flew me out of like three feet of snow for this, so I got to perform for you,” the rapper told the audience. The rapper arrived on the scene in an all-white outfit, playing a 45-minute set of hits both new and old - from songs “No Friends in the Industry” and “Girls Want Girls” from his recent album Certified Lover Boy to other hits like “Passionfruit,” “Nonstop,” “God’s Plan,” “Controlla” and “Laugh Now, Cry Later.” The Grammy winner surprised the audience with an appearance from frequent collaborator Future for a performance of their hit single “Way 2 Sexy.” Despite being asked to play only a short set of five songs, Drake decided to extend his performance by triple the amount. Sigourney Weaver Weighs In on Selena Gomez's 'Working Girl' Reboot: "It's a Great Instinct to Want to Do That Again"