Noah Cyrus Brings Intimate Magic to Detroit’s Majestic Theatre

Photo and Review By Seth Brown | October 2, 2025 – Detroit, MI

There is something special about a Noah Cyrus show. It’s not just the music. It’s the way she pulls you into her world and makes the whole room feel like you’re sitting around a living room, listening to stories from someone you have known forever.

That’s exactly what happened last night at the Majestic Theatre in Detroit, where Cyrus delivered a raw, emotional, and deeply personal performance.

A Quiet, Soulful Beginning 

The lights went down. A warm, golden glow and fog filled the stage. Then came the opening notes of “Noah (Stand Still).” It was simple and stripped back, just her voice. The truth in her lyrics, and how it set the tone for the night ahead. 

Right from the start, you could feel the intimacy in the room. Cyrus wasn’t trying to put on a flashy pop spectacle. Instead, she let the songs do the heavy lifting, leaning into the vulnerability that makes her music so powerful. 

A Setlist That Felt Like a Heart-to-Heart 

Over the course of 12 songs, Cyrus took the audience on a journey through heartbreak, healing, and everything in between. Tracks like “Unfinished” and “The Best of You / The Worst of You” hit with a raw honesty that left the crowd hanging onto every word. 

She shifted gears with “I Saw the Mountains” and “New Country,” tapping into her Americana roots and filling the theatre with nostalgic, earthy tones. When she played “What’s It All For” and “You Belong to Somebody Else,” the whole crowd seemed to lean in closer, connecting with the weight of those words.

The Emotional Peak 

Every great show has a moment that sticks with you, and this one had a few. One of them came during “I Got So High That I Saw Jesus.” The room went still as her voice soared, soulful, searching, and beautifully human. It was part gospel, part confession, and completely unforgettable. 

From there, she led the audience into a crowd-favorite: “July.” Voices filled the theatre, and it felt less like a performance and more like a shared experience. By the time she reached the closer, “The End of Everything,” there was a bittersweet hush over the room. It was the kind of ending that lingers long after the final note fades. 

The Setlist – Detroit, MI – October 2, 2025 

1. Noah (Stand Still) 

2. Unfinished 

3. The Best of You / The Worst of You 

4. Every Beginning Ends 

5. Don’t Put It All on Me 

6. I Saw the Mountains 

7. New Country 

8. What’s It All For 

9. You Belong to Somebody Else 

10. I Got So High That I Saw Jesus 

11. July 

12. The End of Everything 

Noah Cyrus didn’t just play a show in Detroit. She told a story. And for the fans packed into the Majestic, it was one they’ll carry with them for a long time. 

Show Rating: Rating Breakdown by Seth Brown 

Sound: 10/10 

Setlist 9/10 

Crowd Involvement: 10/10 

Artist Performance: 10/10 

Overall Score: 10/10