Trace Cyrus, the son of Billy Ray Cyrus, penned an open letter on social media to the “Achy Breaky Heart” singer about getting help just days after his performance during the inauguration of President Donald Trump.

Country music website Whiskey Riff called it a “train wreck,” and wrote that Cyrus eventually appeared to be escorted off the stage after they turned the lights off on him. Cyrus addressed the performance on Instagram on Tuesday.

Billy Ray Cyrus has come out swinging in defence of his widely panned performance at Donald Trump's inaugural Liberty Ball, declaring he "wouldn't have missed the honour" despite technical difficulties that plagued the show.

Billy Ray Cyrus has spoken out after what appeared to be a disaster of a performance Monday night at Liberty Ball during President Donald Trump’s rally.

Greenwood, who has seen a resurgence in popularity through Trump’s campaign due to the President-elect’s use of his song, “God Bless the U.S.A,” showed off what he said was a limited-edition copy of the good book which features Trump’s name and “47th” president printed at the top along with the January 20, 2025 date.

Billy Ray Cyrus enjoyed performing at the inaugural Liberty Ball - no matter what critics had to say. "This was the most fun part of the Liberty Ball! And if you didn't see it … you just had to be there,

Liberty Ball drew confusion and concern from some viewers Billy Ray Cyrus is clapping back following criticism he received for his inauguration appearance. On Jan. 22, the country singer, 63, posted on Instagram,

Billy Ray Cyrus is addressing his performance at the Liberty Ball on Jan. 20 after it drew mixed reviews and concern. The “She's Not Cryin'” singer was one of several artists to hit the stage at this year's inauguration events,