Hannah Montana’s tour which extends for three whole months is causing quite a stir among children and parents as well.

Tomorrow is set to be the 69 performance at the Verizon Center and Baltimore will be next on Tuesday.

Parents and children who haven’t got their hands on tickets are fighting with every resource they’ve got. The children who already have a ticket can consider themselves lucky and are the talk of their schools.

Pop teen Miley Cyrus, the 15-year-old daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, is in the middle of her The Best of Both Worlds concert tour along with the Jonas Brothers, the rock teen band, as the opening act. She is the star of the Disney Channel Original Series, Hannah Montana, where she plays Miley Stewart, a high school girl who transforms on weekends in Hannah Montana, a pop diva. The show premiered on March 24, 2006 and two years later it was broadcasted in almost every continent in the world.

Her tour sold out in minutes. The tickets even sold with $2,500 each, thus outselling Bruce Springsteen or even the Eagles, according to Baltimoresun.com.

Resellers even asked for $1,000 for a ticket worth of $66.

Miley Cyrus is accompanied on stage by a seven-piece band and eight dancers.

The Jonas Brothers will accompany her only through January 9 when they will be replaced by Aly & amp; AJ for the Jan. 11-24 shows.

On February 1 Walt Disney Pictures will release the concert film "Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds," nola.com informs.

The only problem is that the film will run in Baton Rouge at the theatres in Rave Baton Rouge 16 and the Rave Mall of Louisiana, and is scheduled to run for a week.

Her album “Hannah Montana” has sold 3.2 million copies in the United States and more than 4 million worldwide.