UPDATE (FEB. 3, 2025): Beyoncè Reveals Details for Cowboy Carter Tour — Four Presale Options Available for Early Tickets
Beyoncé, the Queen Bey, is back and has put on her dazzling chaps with the announcement of her upcoming Cowboy Carter Tour. This morning, Beyoncé announced her highly anticipated Cowboy Carter Tour 2025. On her social media, she teased the announcement with a video displaying the tour’s name in bright, light-up letters. Following the video, she posted a striking photo of herself with platinum blonde braids, bleached eyebrows, and a bold red lip. The caption simply read: “Cowboy Carter Tour 2025.”
Considering Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour in 2023 was absolutely one the most spectacular tours ever, we expect nothing less from her upcoming Cowboy Carter Tour. With her high demand, Beyoncé’s 2025 tour will more than likely be a stadium tour. When the Renaissance tour came to Los Angeles, Bey performed three nights at SoFi Stadium (we also gave tickets away).
Securing tickets to Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour is expected to be quite challenging. Priority will likely be given to her longstanding and devoted fans, known as the BeyHive. For her 2023 tour, Beyoncé also offered a Citi Card presale and a Verizon Up presale, in addition to a Ticketmaster Verified Fan Presale. Like her Renaissance tour, tickets will likely be available through Beyoncé’s official Ticketmaster page. With Verified Fan phased out, fans will probably have to sign up for Ticketmaster’s more simplified artist presale option, similar to The Weeknd’s recently announced 2025 tour.
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To get a sense of what to expect for the Cowboy Carter Tour, look at Beyoncé’s Super Bowl performance, where she appeared dressed in white, riding a stunning white horse.
Teasing her announcement the same night as the GRAMMYs definitely sends a message. With 11 nominations for Cowboy Carter, making Bey the most nominated artist in GRAMMY history, Cowboy Carter better not be snubbed, once again, for Album of the Year.
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