The “7 Things” songstress was actually in the house to show her support for pal Mitchel Musso, who was giving a free concert. And of course she ended up on stage before the evening was over.

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Always in high demand, Miley Cyrus took the stage for a big Wal-Mart shareholders meeting at the Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Arkansas on Friday (June 5).

The “Hannah Montana” starlet performed for the esteemed audience of 14,000 people, joining fellow celebrities in attendance including Michael Jordan, Smokey Robinson and Paula Rubino.
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Miley Cyrus, riding high on the success of her “Hannah Montana” film and soundtrack, has announced plans for a 45-date North American tour this fall. The tour, which features Metro Station as opening act, kicks off September 14 in Portland, Oregon and wraps up in Miami on December 2.The tour is the teen star’s first since the highly successful “Best of Both Worlds” trek in 2007-2008. That outing grossed $55,245,879 and sold 994,665 tickets to 70 shows reported to Billboard Boxscore. Cyrus was named Breakthrough Artist at the 2008 Billboard Touring Awards. The tour was also notable for drawing attention to issues in the ticketing business,
as Cyrus’ concerts sold out immediately and tickets were quickly available on secondary ticketing sites, drawing the ire of parents and the scrutiny of public officials as to the number of tickets available to the general public and how the tickets end up on the resale market.Ticketmaster is using the Cyrus tour to rollout its biggest experiment in paperless ticketing yet in an effort to limit ticket scalping. According to a press release, “All tickets will be sold exclusively through paperless ticket delivery which means fans will not receive a physical concert ticket for their entry into the event.” Ticket buyers will be required to bring the credit card used making the purchase and a photo ID to the concert venue in order to gain entry. All groups must enter the concerts together, and ushers will issue “seat locator slips.” Information about the paperless ticketing for the tour is available at ticketmaster.com/mileycyrus.

The 3D concert film of the tour, “Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour,” opened with $31 million last year, ending up with $65 million to become the biggest concert movie of all time.

This year’s tour is presented by Walmart, which is launching a new apparel line with Cyrus and designer Max Azira in August.

An American Express presale runs from June 10-12, with tickets going on sale to the general public beginning Saturday, June 13th at 10:00 AM local. Ticket prices range from $39.50 – 79.50 plus fees and applicable service charges. Updated tour information is available at mileycyrus.com.

TOUR DATES

September 14th Portland, OR Rose Garden
September 16th: Tacoma, WA; Tacoma Dome
September 18th: Oakland, CA; Oracle Arena
September 20th: San Jose, CA; HP Pavilion at San Jose
September 22nd: Los Angeles, CA; Staples Center
September 23rd: Anaheim, CA; Honda Center
September 25th: Glendale, AZ; jobing.com Arena
September 26th: Las Vegas, NV; Thomas & Mack Center
September 29th: Salt Lake City, UT; Energy Solutions Arena
October 2nd: Omaha, NE; Qwest Center
October 3rd: Kansas City, MO; Sprint Center
October 4th: St. Louis, MO; Scottrade Center
October 6th: Auburn Hills, MI; The Palace of Auburn Hills
October 7th: Columbus, OH; Nationwide Arena
October 9th: Des Moines, IA; Wells Fargo Arena
October 10th: Milwaukee, WI; Bradley Center
October 12th: Tulsa, OK; BOK Center
October 15th: San Antonio, TX; AT&T Center
October 18th: Dallas, TX; American Airlines Center
October 20th: New Orleans, LA; New Orleans Arena
October 21st: Memphis, TN; FedExForum
October 23rd: Birmingham, AL; BJCC Arena
October 24th: N. Little Rock, AR; ALLTEL Arena
October 27th: Chicago, IL; United Center
October 29th: Minneapolis, MN; Target Center
October 31st: Louisville, KY; Freedom Hall
November 1st: Lexington, KY; Rupp Arena
November 3rd: Washington, DC; Verizon Center
November 4th: Philadelphia, PA; Wachovia Center
November 5th: University Park, PA; Bryce Jordan Center
November 7th: Newark, NJ; Prudential Center
November 8th: Newark, NJ; Prudential Center
November 9th: Boston, MA TD; Banknorth Garden
November 12th: Hartford, CT; XL Center
November 15th: Cleveland, OH; Quickens Loan Arena
November 16th: Indianapolis, IN; Conseco Fieldhouse
November 18th: Long Island, NY; Nassau Coliseum
November 19th: Long Island, NY; Nassau Coliseum
November 22nd: Greensboro, NC; Greensboro Coliseum
November 24th: Charlotte, NC; Time Warner Cable Arena
November 25th: Nashville, TN; Sommet Center
November 28th: Columbia, SC; Colonial Life Arena
November 29th: Atlanta, GA; Philips Arena
December 1st: Tampa, FL; St. Pete Times Forum
December 2nd: Miami, FL; American Airlines Arena