You cannot destroy Beyoncé’s spirit, but she may destroy Ticketmaster.
Wednesday, the internationally renowned performer revealed her much awaited “Renaissance” world tour.
Beyoncé, 41, will launch the North American leg of her tour on July 12 in Philadelphia, followed by dates in Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, Miami, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New Orleans, and East Rutherford, New Jersey, among others.
The complete schedule, which includes worldwide performances, is available on the “Cuff It” singer’s official website, along with ticketing details.
In September 2022, Page Six reported exclusively that Beyoncé would be touring with her critically praised dance record this summer.
The 28-time Grammy winner was reportedly booking stadiums around the world for her first tour since her and her husband Jay-“On Z’s the Run II” performances in 2018.
The tour announcement follows Beyoncé’s contentious show in Dubai, where she sang hits from the past two decades to honor the inauguration of the luxury Atlantis The Royal resort. On January 21, Queen Bey performed in Dubai.
Despite the fact that “Renaissance” pays tribute to the gay roots of house music, Queen Bey did not sing any songs from the album during her one-hour performance in the United Arab Emirates on January 21, where homosexuality is prohibited.
Beyoncé reportedly earned $24 million to headline the invitation-only event, which was attended by over a thousand celebrities, influencers, and journalists.
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