Miley Cyrus is going to be performing a couple of concerts! The Rock in Rio will most likely her biggest performances of the three concert dates for 2010. Check out below to see if you may be lucky enough to catch her in your city.

Miley Cyrus at River Plate Stadium, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sat, May 29 @ 7:00 PM
Miley Cyrus at Recinto Rock in Rio Madrid, Arganda del Rey, Comunidad
Sun, June 06 @ 8:00 PM
Miley Cyrus at Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX
Sat, August 21 @ 7:30 PM

A lot of us couldn’t go to Miley’s WonderWorld tour, but now there is something wonderful! Apparently, it is going to be on DVD and I have the promo for you below. Announcements for the release of the DVD have yet to take place but once that information is released, you can be sure that I will have it for you here at Miley.biz. Enjoy!

MADRID (Billboard) – Miley Cyrus is to play her first concert in Spain, at the Rock in Rio Madrid 2010 festival on June 6.

A week ago, Bon Jovi (June 4), Shakira and Rihanna (both June 5) were the first performers confirmed for this year’s Rock in Rio Madrid. Cyrus was added to the list Friday, with the news that June 6 will be a family day, with tens of thousands of children expected.

Rock in Rio Madrid will take place over two weekends — June 4-6, and two unconfirmed days of the following weekend — at Rock City, a 200,000-square-meter (50-acre) area in Arganda del Rel, 17 km (10 miles) from Madrid.

As a condition for playing the festival, Cyrus will not perform any other concert in Spain this year. Although she has never performed in Spain, Cyrus has a huge youth following here, and event organizer Roberto Medina announced her performance at a Madrid college in front of cheering and screaming children as well as TV cameras.

Cyrus’ new film, “The Last Song,” will premiere in Spain in May.

Rock in Rio was founded in Rio de Janeiro in January 1985, and subsequent events in Lisbon and Madrid have been arranged by Brazilian founder Medina. This will be the second Rock in Rio Madrid. The first, in 2008, was attended by 290,000 fans.

source: Reuters