Miley Cyrus brushes off single flop as she joins Paris Hilton and Chappell Roan at star-studded album release party in LA

Miley Cyrus enjoyed a star-studded album release party at the iconic Chateau Marmont hotel in Los Angeles on Thursday night.

The Wrecking Ball hitmaker, 33, looked effortlessly chic as she joined stars like Paris Hilton, 45, and Chappell Roan, 28, in celebration of her new record Bass Persuades, which was officially released on Friday.

The singer rocked a $750 black Celine tank top which she paired with a whopping $3,500 statement belt from the label. She completed her look with a silk black skirt and heels. 

The star was also accompanied by fiancé Maxx Morando, 27, and mother Tish, 59. Other celebrities in attendance at the glitzy bash included Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards, 57, actress Eva Longoria, 51, and YouTuber Tana Mongeau, 28. 

Adding to the excitement, the singer unveiled the official music video for her album's second single Let's Get Married on Thursday, featuring her fiance and shot at the legendary Chateau. It comes after her mom recently referred to Morando as her 'husband.'

The party follows news that the album's lead single and title track, Bass Persuades, plummeted off Spotify's Global 200 chart just two days after its release. 

Cyrus, whose blonde hair was styled in long mermaid waves cascading down her shoulders, graciously signed autographs for fans waiting outside the hotel.

The star's rocker fiance Morando also opted to wear Celine, keeping it low-key in the label's $1,190 red sweatshirt for the night out. He completed his look with black pants and sneakers.

The pair sweetly held hands as they arrived at the party with Cyrus' mom. 

Tish showed off her age-defying figure in a white top paired with low-rise blue jeans and a burgundy leather jacket. 

Cyrus' pal Hilton put on a leggy display in a black leather mini skirt paired with over-the-knee boots and a long-sleeve top.

The Hilton heiress accessorized with a sparkling bag and wore her platinum blonde hair in a straight style.

Pink Pony Club hitmaker Roan wore a black tube top with a beige skirt and heels as she arrived at the event.

She topped the look off with a red beret and a matching fiery purse.

Richards sizzled in a black lace bustier top paired with a blazer and dress pants.

Meanwhile Mongeau arrived in a black halter top teamed with oversized jeans and a Birkin bag.

In a statement on Instagram on Thursday, Cyrus wrote of Bass Persuades, 'This album happened fast but that's been my life for 20 years. Once I started wishing to land a role that would make LA my home it's been nonstop.'

'This album is a reflection of everywhere I've been along the way and the peace that came with starting to slow it all down. Thank you for celebrating this release with me. It's a special record and it's bliss to share with you.' 

Cyrus' single Bass Persuades debuted at No. 23 on the charts, then plunged to No. 123 on its second day, and then fell off the chart entirely by day three.

Bass Persuades marks a more mainstream sound for Cyrus after her last album, the genre-bending passion project Something Beautiful, underwhelmed commercially.

It's also her first release under Atlantic Records, after Cyrus signed with the label after leaving Columbia Records after five years.

Under Columbia, Cyrus released Something Beautiful and 2023's Endless Summer Vacation, the latter of which spawned the biggest hit of the star's career, Flowers.

Before that, Cyrus was at RCA, where she released Bangerz, Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz, Younger Now and Plastic Hearts.

Cyrus seems to be aiming for major commercial success with Bass Persuades, which launched with a big budget music video from photographer Mert Alas.

In the clip, a scantily-clad Cyrus struts through a dimly lit dive bar before taking to the streets with a group of fellow party people to dance the night away.

In the lyrics of her new song, she urged her younger fans to put away their phones and get on the dance floor as she declared that 'the kids don't want to dance' on the repetitive chorus.

The 80s-inspired track features lyrics expressing a yearning for the analog era of the past, highlighting how many people are now 'glued' to their screens.

Cyrus, who rarely performs live, has also announced two concerts at the Hollywood Bowl October 16 and October 18.

Alongside the news of her new album and Hollywood Bowl shows, Cyrus also announced a rebrand by dropping her surname.