Beyoncé Announces Cities & Dates For ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour

Beyoncé Announces Cities & Dates For ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour
She coming!
Early this morning, on the heels of her history-making Grammy Awards night, Beyoncé unveiled the stops for her highly anticipated ‘Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour.’ According to the post, fans will be able to see Beyoncé live in 9 cities: Los Angeles, Chicago, London, New York, Paris, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Las Vegas, and Houston, her hometown.
Beyoncé’s official website gives more details on the event, sharing that the 22-date tour will kick off on April 28 in Los Angeles and, after returning to the U.S. from Europe, end in Atlanta on July 11.
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Tickets will first be available through the BeyHive presale, beginning Feb. 11. Ticketmaster will also have an Artist Presale that kicks off on Feb. 13. General tickets will go on sale on Feb. 14.
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