Beyoncé has added new dates to her schedule for the UK, the US, and France as she gets ready for the Cowboy Carter 2025 world tour.
Handers of her trip said the global tour will take off in the US with a four-night residency at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium on April 28, 2025.
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Her plan includes Chicago and New Jersey before she moves to the UK and Europe. She would later return to the US to wrap up the show in Atlanta.
This arrangement notwithstanding, sources close to the singer say five extra stadium dates have been added to the tour, including a fifth and sixth night in London and a third night in Chicago, Paris, and Atlanta.
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Organizers say pre-ticket sales for the tour will begin February 13 at noon local time. General tickets will take place on February 14 at midday local time in the US and UK/Europe.
Beyoncé gave a hint about the tour in December last year. The ‘Texas Hold ‘Em’ hitmaker celebrated her ‘Renaissance’ album in 2023, which was the last time she went on a musical tour.
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Last week, television personality Whoopi Goldberg took a swipe at people who criticized Beyoncé after she won top awards at the 67th Grammys.
Following the recognition, an author named Raymond Arroyo was said to have appeared on a Fox News show suggesting that the celebrated songstress did not qualify for the award.
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He was quoted saying Beyoncé’s wins were a “ridiculous outcome that has nothing to do with the country audience or the country musicians.”
However, Ms. Goldberg did not take the comments lightly when she appeared on another television program.
“Sir, are you aware that you have to be in the music industry to be a Grammy voter? So, the catsitter can’t just vote,” she stated and also justified why Beyoncé has more awards compared with other musicians.
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She stated: “Are you aware that when the Grammys began in 1959, there were only 28 categories; now there are 94?…Listen, man. You can’t do that. She earned it.”
The recognition on February 2, 2025, also made Beyoncé the first Black woman to win the Best Country Album award.
