US EditionBeyoncé Fans Tell Us What They’re Most Excited for at the Cowboy Carter London Shows
- Beyoncé began her Cowboy Carter Tour at SoFi Stadium on April 28, 2025, performing a 39-song set across U.S. and international venues including London.
- The tour follows the release of Beyoncé's eighth studio album, Cowboy Carter, which blends country influences and made her the first Black woman to top U.S. country charts.
- Fans, especially from the U.S., traveled to London partly due to Ticketmaster difficulties in the U.S. and lower ticket prices overseas, attending shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium starting June 5.
- At her London performance on June 12, Beyoncé took a moment to celebrate the eighth birthday of her children, Rumi and Sir, inviting the audience to join her in sending birthday wishes.
- The tour’s six-day London run ends June 16 before Beyoncé continues to Paris, with a nine-city tour set to conclude in Las Vegas on July 26, highlighting cultural significance and strong fan engagement.
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Beyonce quits £25k a night London hotel so fellow pop A-lister can move in
BEYONCE moved out of her plush hotel to make way for Mariah Carey after she flew into London for Capital’s Summertime Ball. The Crazy In Love singer was staying at the Corinthia’s £25,000-a-night penthouses for her Cowboy Carter tour dates at the Tottenham Stadium. Shutterstock EditorialBeyonce moved out of London’s Corinthia hotel to make way for Mariah Carey[/caption] BackGridMariah took over Beyonce’s £25,000-a-night penthouses[/caption] But …
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Mama Beyoncé Pauses Her Cowboy Carter Tour To Wish Rumi & Sir Carter ‘Happy Birthday’
Source: Kevin Mazur / Getty On June 12, during her fourth night of the Cowboy Carter tour at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Beyoncé pressed pause to wish her twins, Rumi and Sir, a happy 8th birthday. The moment was so adorable and heartwarming. Beyoncé Wishes Rumi & Sir Carter A ‘Happy Birthday’ In London As the crowd roared, Queen Bey – glowing as usual – turned toward the audience and said, “Everybody say happy birthday, Rumi!” Fans echo…
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