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Beyoncé’s Full Setlist for Renaissance Tour Opening Night in Stockholm

The jaw-dropping, 37-song set featured a wide range of tracks from throughout her illustrious career.

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Beyoncé ‘s long-awaited Renaissance World  Tour  kicked off on Wednesday night (May 10) with an opening show at Stockholm’s Friends Arena, and the superstar surprised fans with robotic dancing arms , a musical nod to Britney Spears and much more.

She also did not disappoint when it came to her setlist. The jaw-dropping, 37-song set featured a wide range of tracks from throughout her illustrious career, with a heavy focus on her 2022 album, Renaissance , of course.

Night one included every one of Renaissance ‘s 16 tracks, three songs from 2003’s Dangerously in Love , three songs from 2006’s B’Day , one song from 2008’s I Am… Sasha Fierce , five songs from 2011’s 4 , three songs from 2013’s Beyoncé , two from 2016’s Lemonade and many more. She even threw in some Destiny’s Child hits, Lion King: The Gift tracks and some of her popular collaborations.

The Renaissance World Tour will continue throughout Europe until July 9, with stops in London, Barcelona, Brussels and Amsterdam before heading to Toronto for two dates at Rogers Centre. The tour heads to the United States, starting with Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field and making stops in Chicago, East Rutherford, N.J., Atlanta, Houston and more before concluding Sept. 27 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

See below for the full setlist from the tour’s opening night in Stockholm, Sweden.

"Dangerously in Love"

Album: Dangerously in Love (2003)

"Flaws and All"

Album: B’Day (2006)

"1+1" / "I'd Rather Go Blind" / "I'm Goin' Down"

Album for “1+1”: 4 (2011)

Etta James’ 1968 song “I’d Rather Go Blind,” covered by Beyoncé in 2008’s Cadillac Records

Mary J. Blige’s 1994 song “I’m Goin’ Down”

Album: 4 (2011)

"I'm That Girl"

Album: Renaissance (2022)

"Alien Superstar" / "Sweet Dreams"

Album for “Alien Superstar”: Renaissance (2022)

Album for “Sweet Dreams”: I Am … Sasha Fierce (2008)

Album: Kanye West & Jay-Z’s Watch the Throne (2011)

Album: Beyoncé: Platinum Edition (2014)

"Break My Soul"

"formation".

Album: Lemonade (2016)

Album: I Am … Sasha Fierce (2008)

"Run the World (Girls)"

Album: The Lion King: The Gift (2019)

"Black Parade"

Album: The Lion King: The Gift deluxe edition (2020)

"Savage (Remix)"

Album: Megan Thee Stallion’s Suga (2020)

"Church Girl"

"get me bodied", "before i let go".

Album: Homecoming: The Live Album (2019)

"Rather Die Young"

"love on top", "crazy in love".

Album: “Dangerously in Love” (2003)

"Green Light"

"plastic off the sofa", "virgo's groove", "naughty girl" / "say my name" / "rocket".

Album for “Naughty Girl”: Dangerously in Love (2003)

Album for “Say My Name”: Destiny’s Child’s The Writing’s on the Wall (1999)

Album for “Rocket”: Beyoncé (2013)

"All Up in Your Mind"

"drunk in love".

Album: Beyoncé (2013)

"America Has a Problem"

"pure/honey", "summer renaissance".

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Beyoncé Renaissance Tour: The Full Setlist From Opening Night

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It’s time. Beyoncé ‘s Renaissance World Tour — her first jaunt in nearly five years — has officially kicked off at Stockholm’s Friends Arena where she’s set to perform for nearly three hours at the Swedish capital.

The stadium trek will continue across Europe through June, with the North American leg kicking off in Toronto on July 8. Club Renaissance will run for at least 40 dates, mainly in stadiums, and make stops at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey (July 29) and at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif. (Sept. 2) amid dates in Chicago, Philadelphia, Toronto, Atlanta, Phoenix and Miami.

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ELA TEM O POVO! E ainda tá chegando mais… #RenaissanceWorldTour https://t.co/C2u6Wsb0KL — Beyoncé Access (@beyonceaccess) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performed her first full concert in four years  in January at the new Atlantis Royal Resort in Dubai. It was an elaborate and highly theatrical performance — for which sources say she was paid some $24 million — with an all-female orchestra, a battery of dancers, a small lake, fireworks, a 50-foot hydraulic platform, three costume changes for the singer and a guest appearance from her and Jay-Z’s daughter Blue Ivy, but no songs at all from “Renaissance.”

Her last official tour was the “On the Run II” tour with Jay in 2018, which was tied to their joint album, “Everything Is Love,” by the duo billed as the Carters. That same year, she headlined the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival but her last solo trek was behind her previous solo album, “Lemonade,” in 2016.

See the full setlist for opening night of the Renaissance tour below (updating live).

Opening Act

“Dangerously In Love 2″

“Flaws and All”

“1+1”

“I’m Goin’ Down” (Mary J. Blige cover)

“I Care”

Renaissance

“I’m That Girl”

“Cozy”

“Alien Superstar”

“Lift Off” (Jay-Z and Kanye West cover)

Motherboard

“Energy”

“Break My Soul”

“Formation”

“Diva”

“Run the World (Girls)”

“My Power”

“Black Parade”

“Savage” (Remix)

“Partition”

“Church Girl”

“Get Me Bodied”

“Before I Let Go”

“Rather Die Young”

“Love On Top”

“Crazy In Love”

Anointed Pt. 2

“Love Hangover” (Diana Ross cover sung by choir)

“Plastic Off The Sofa”

“Virgo’s Groove”

“Naughty Girl”

“Move”

“Heated”

“Thique”

“All Up in Your Mind”

“Drunk in Love”

Mind Control

“America Has a Problem”

“Pure/Honey”

“Summer Renaissance”

* Throughout the setlist, Beyoncé incorporated songs from her older discography including “Sweet Dreams,” “Say My Name,” and more.

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Beyoncé Kicks Off Her Renaissance World Tour In Stockholm, Sweden: Watch Performance And Stage Videos, See Photos, View The Setlist & More

Beyoncé returned to the stage with her hotly anticipated Renaissance World Tour, which saw the singer perform a three-hour set that included multiple live debuts of 'Renaissance' tracks and other classics.

BeyHive assemble: The moment has finally arrived. Beyoncé officially kicked off her 56-date Renaissance World Tour tonight in Stockholm, Sweden. Launching with a sold-out show at the Friends Arena in the Swedish capital, the tour marks Queen Bey's first tour in nearly five years and first solo tour in seven years. The world tour is in support of her GRAMMY-winning and history-making 2022 album , Renaissance , and also marks the first time she performed songs from the album on stage. 

Across a three-hour, 36-song set, which was split into seven acts, Beyoncé delivered an expansive, dazzling set spanning her broad and celebrated discography, including many live debuts of Renaissance tracks like "CUFF IT," "BREAK MY SOUL," "PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA," "VIRGO'S GROOVE," and many more. She also performed several Beyoncé classics like "Run the World (Girls)," her Megan Thee Stallion collab " Savage Remix ," "Crazy in Love," "Formation," and more.

*Beyoncé performs onstage during the opening night of her Renaissance World Tour at Friends Arena on May 10, 2023, in Stockholm, Sweden | Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Parkwood*

Released last July, Renaissance is Beyoncé's seventh solo album, all of which have topped the U.S charts. Renaissance garnered Beyoncé eight of her nine GRAMMY nominations at the 2023 GRAMMYs ; she was also nominated for Best Song Written For Visual Media for her original song "Be Alive" from the film King Richard .

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At the 2023 GRAMMYs, she took home four GRAMMY Awards — including Best Dance/Electronic Recording for "Break My Soul," Best Dance/Electronic Music Album for Renaissance , Best Traditional R&B Performance for "Plastic Off The Sofa," and Best R&B Song for "Cuff It" — setting the record as the artist with the most GRAMMY wins of all time . When nominations for the 2023 GRAMMYs were announced last November, she was the most nominated artist for that GRAMMY Award year; she is currently tied with her husband and occasional music partner, Jay-Z , for the most GRAMMY nominations ever, counting 88 nominations each.

Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour continues across Europe through late June and then heads to North America in July.

Below, check out the full setlist , view photos, watch videos, and see fan reactions from the BeyHive from the first night of Beyonce's Renaissance World Tour.

*Beyoncé performs onstage during the opening night of her Renaissance World Tour at Friends Arena on May 10, 2023, in Stockholm, Sweden | Photo: Andrew White*

*Beyoncé performs onstage during the opening night of her Renaissance World Tour at Friends Arena on May 10, 2023, in Stockholm, Sweden | Photo: Mason Poole*

Opening Act

The Signboard (Video Introduction)

Dangerously in Love 2 (Live Debut - Shortened)

Flaws and All

I'm Goin' Down ( Mary J. Blige cover)

RENAISSANCE

RENAISSANCE (Video Introduction)  

I'M THAT GIRL (Live Debut - Extended spoken intro)

COZY (Live Debut)

ALIEN SUPERSTAR (Live Debut)

Lift Off (JAY Z & Kanye West cover)

7/11 (Dancers Interlude)

MOTHERBOARD

MOTHERBOARD (Video Interlude)

CUFF IT (Live Debut)

ENERGY(Live Debut)

BREAK MY SOUL (Live Debut)

OPULENCE (Video Interlude)

Formation (Shortened)

Diva (Shortened)

Run the World (Girls) (Shortened)

MY POWER (Live Debut - Shortened)

BLACK PARADE (Live Debut)

Savage (Remix) (Megan Thee Stallion cover) (Live Debut)

Partition (Shortened)

ANOINTED (Video Interlude )

CHURCH GIRL(Live Debut)

Get Me Bodied (Shortened)

Before I Let Go (Maze featuring Frankie Beverly cover)

Rather Die Young

Love on Top

Crazy in Love

Freedom(Band Jam. Interlude)

ANOINTED - PT. 2

Love Hangover ( Diana Ross song) (Sung by the choristers)

PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA (Live Debut)

VIRGO'S GROOVE (Live Debut)

Naughty Girl

MOVE (Live Debut)

HEATED (Live Debut)

THIQUE (Live Debut)

ALL UP IN YOUR MIND (Live Debut)

Drunk in Love

MIND CONTROL

MIND CONTROL (Video Interlude)

AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM (Live Debut)

PURE/HONEY (Live Debut)

SUMMER RENAISSANCE (Live Debut)

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Crashing Into The Present: How Kehlani Learned To Trust Their Instincts And Exist Loudly

"I want this next batch of music to feel like the most fiery parts of me," Kehlani says of her new album, 'Crash.' The singer/songwriter speaks with GRAMMY.com about embracing the moment and making an album she can headbang to.

After finishing the first mixes of their new album, Kehlani knew exactly what she needed to do: head to Las Vegas.  

The L.A.-based, Oakland-born singer/songwriter had always identified with Sin City: "I’m full of juxtapositions," she tells GRAMMY.com. "Vegas is this crazy bright light city in the middle of a vacant desert that has weddings and also strippers." Fittingly, Kehlani harbored a very Vegas-like image in their head while creating Crash , a record built on blaring neon, glowing smoke, and the highest highs.

Crash drops June 21, and is Kehlani's fourth solo album. She burst onto the scene in 2009 as a member of teen sextet PopLyfe, but their 2014 debut solo mixtape Cloud 19 announced a far more complex character. Their debut full-length, SweetSexySavage , was released three years later to critical acclaim, with two more albums and a handful of platinum-certified singles following. As if that weren’t enough, Kehlani added acting, appearing in "The L Word: Generation Q" and a cameo in Creed III .  

And while Crash embodies the evolution and growth through all those experiences, the record builds a hyper-real language all their own. Beyond any sense of R&B or pop, soul or hip-hop, Crash finds Kehlani chasing passions that refuse to fit in any box, shifting multiple times within a track — refusing to focus on anything but the moment.  

"A crash isn't anything from the past. It isn't the anxiety of what's about to happen," she says. "It's the height of the moment. It's right now."

Nearing the release of Crash , Kehlani spoke with GRAMMY.com about finding inspiration from international music, getting their five-year-old to sing on the album, and their need to stage dive.

What’s it like living in Los Angeles after growing up in the Bay Area?

I moved to L.A. when I was about 17. I had already left the house. I left the house at 14, and by the time I was almost 18 it was the appropriate time for me to situate in a new place. L.A. and the Bay are like cousins. Do we have differences? Absolutely, things that are fundamental to us, but when you leave California, you can really see that we're just like a big family.

Had you been dreaming of L.A. as a place where you could pursue art? Were you already set on that goal?

It was the closest place that a young, very broke person could go and work in music. I'm sure there were other places with musical homes, musical cities, but if all I had to do was get on a $15 bus and go find someone to stay with in L.A., I was gonna do it for sure.

That’s the same ambition that I feel drives this new record, which is just so dense and full of surprises. That includes the lovely retro radio intro to "GrooveTheory," where you move from this ‘60s pop feel to the present. That’s such a smart way to foreground your evolution.

I think the second that we made that song and then turned it into ["GrooveTheory"], I was like, This feels like it encompasses where I'm headed, this whole new sound .  

Once that radio dials in and it comes in with R&B elements, it's producing where I'm headed, but also remembering that my core hasn't changed. Especially the energy of what I'm saying in the song, like, "I'm kind of crazy," it's introducing this energy difference on this album. I feel like that's the biggest change, and that's what's so prevalent in this whole rollout. Energetically, I'm on a whole different type of time.

You can sense it. 'Crash' feels really rooted in self-expression and personal growth, and when you listen to it as a whole, it really does seem like an evolution story. Beyond just the genre and style, how do you feel the way that you've expressed your true self has shifted over the years?

Thank you! That's been the feedback I've gotten from pretty much everyone who's listened, and I don't know what I expected, but it wasn't this. I have realized the public's understanding of me and the general consensus for so long, and I also realized how multi-faceted I am to people.  

People get really confused when I express all the sides of my personality. They’re either, like, "Okay, she makes really sweet love songs," or "We've seen you be political, we've seen you come out, we've seen you be a family member." And then there's a lot of people who are, like, "I feel like she's f—ing crazy. I've seen her in multiple relationships. I've seen her be angry. I've seen her get online and cuss people out."  

I want this next batch of music to feel like the most fiery parts of me. I want it to feel like the most present and energetic parts of me. I don't want anything to feel somber. I don't want anything to feel reminiscent. I think a lot of my albums in the past have been me looking back, and sitting in that feeling and detailing it. I just wanted [this album] to feel right here, right now, which is why the title came about. A crash isn't anything from the past. It isn't the anxiety of what's about to happen. It's the height of the moment. It's right now.

That’s unfortunately a story you hear too often about artists of color — that essentialization, where you can only be seen as one thing. R&B often gets hit with those same issues. Throughout your career you’ve stood up to those expectations, and "Better Not" on this album is such a good example of that. It’s a left turn, a stylistic contrast and an open conversation with the listener. You cleverly fuse that intentionality with a voice that’s stronger than ever.

In the past, I have had moments where I would make the song and [start recording], and there would be so many versions of each song on different microphones, recorded in different places.

"Let me try vocal production. Let me try to go back and work with this version again." I went back and did vocal production with Oak Felder , who did all the vocal production on SweetSexySavage . When I come back to some of my favorite vocal production moments, it was moments like "Distraction" or "Advice" or "Escape" — songs on my very first album — and I wanted to get that feeling again. Where it's lush where it needs to be, but also that I really mean what I'm saying.  

That started with the approach in the songwriting. Once I had the songs and I had to go back and deliver them, I had enough time to listen and listen, to learn the songs and identify with them. We would make music all day and then go out, and we would be in this sprinter van on the way to going out, and, like, bang, the songs we just made, the energy was just different. It allowed me to be present in a different way where my voice is able to show up like that.

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Which again ties perfectly to crashing into the present. As someone from South Africa, I love that the other guests that you included represent different cultural viewpoints. You worked with Young Miko from Puerto Rico, Omah Lay from Nigeria. Having that musical dialogue is so powerful.

We had so many conversations about how America's in the backseat often when it comes to music. We have our moments, and it's fantastic, like Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter . There's a culture that is super American, that is Black, that historically needs to be dived into. It needs to be shown that we do have something here.  

So many people that don't speak Spanish bang Bad Bunny all day. Amapiano’s taking over; Tyla ’s going up. It's really not here . So that wasn't a conscious choice. It's just what we've all been listening to, what we've been loving.

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Speaking of guests, I wanted to ask about your daughter, whose voice is on "Deep." Was she just in the studio and you got her singing?

So those vocals on that, that’s actually my little sister and my goddaughter. And [my daughter] was in the room and she started singing along. She has perfect pitch; she's always freestyling or singing or making something up.  

I was like, "You want to just go sing on it?" What's on there is her first take. Literally. She did it the first time, all the way through, perfectly. I was like, "Well, that's it, guys. I can retire."  

That track is so lush. It feels so alive. Were you working with a full band?

[Producer] Jack Rochon, who I did a lot of the music with, he just is a freaking genius music whiz. Honestly, he's one of the most humble people that I know, and deserves credit for how amazing a lot of this album is.

Talking about touchstones, there's a Prince energy to the title track. Did you have any new inspirations or influences for this record?

Thank you! My main focus for this album came from going on tour for my last one and making such a pretty, sweet, intimate album, and then playing some of the biggest venues of my career. At some point I had to rearrange the setlist to add in a lot of the album before that one, because it was just more energy on the stage. By week two of tour, the setlist had completely changed. I knew that I was playing venues on this next tour that I've dreamt about, places that I can't fathom that I'm playing, like Barclays Center.  

I do a lot of things for, like, my inner child, and this is such a move for my inner child. Like, You're about to go play Barclays. Do you want to look back and say, ‘I rocked out and played Barclays’? I'm a person who headbangs on stage. I stage dive. I wanted to create an album that would ring through a venue like that. I want people to be engaged again. I'm not looking for the lighters and the somber, holding each other — which will occur regardless, because it's a me show.  

But I really wanted people to be in their bodies, and their heart’s exploding and the ground’s shaking. So that's what we accomplished. I wanted to have fun. This album is so fun to me. It’s a place of fire in my heart.

It took me a second to get the word play on "Eight." I loved the track, and then suddenly I was like, 'Oh… I knew there was something raunchy going on here.'

[*Laughs.*] "Eight" was super fun, and shoutout to the boys that I did it with, because they made it everything for me.  

I didn't come up with the wordplay. My boys did. Like, "This is how you talk!" I was like, "It is! This is perfect." Once I got in to fix things, add things, add my own spin, and finish writing, my favorite part was that it sounds like a Brandy song. She's my favorite.

I also wanted to ask about the Nina Sky sample on "After Hours."

That was mine. I was like, "What can we flip that when it comes on, my generation loses their mind?" And for me, every single time that Nina Sky comes on in the club, everybody's like "Woo!" And then you see how many songs were made from that same sample, and they're all songs that make us lose our minds.  

I went into the room with the producers, and I was like, "So, I want to flip this, but I want you to make it to where it doesn't become one of those where the whole thing is just a sample."

Similarly, "Lose My Wife" balances breeziness with high emotional stakes. Is finding a balance like that just natural for someone so capable of juxtaposition?

The second that we established that [the record] felt like Vegas, I knew what components were missing from the energy of how I feel the second my car crosses the line into the city of Las Vegas. I knew I was missing that feeling of the next morning when you realize you went on this high and you come down. I wanted to create these scenarios that weren't necessarily applicable to me, but captured that emotion. I've been there before, and I want people to be like, Damn, I've been there before. I know this feeling .  

I recorded that song at 4 in the morning with a sinus infection. The second that we finished it, everybody was like, "You can never re-sing that. Don't try to make another version, you're not gonna be able to sound like that again." All the chatter in the background of that song is really everybody who was in the studio that stayed up to just hang out. We had the tequila out, it was perfect. That was probably one of my favorite moments of making the album.

It takes a while as an artist to reach a place where you can capture those moments. You said before that people try to figure you out, and I mean this in the best possible way, but it feels like now you don’t care if they can’t figure you out.

I don't give a f—anymore, yeah. And that was a very important thing for me to learn. I used to care so much, and I would spend so much time explaining myself online, in music, in interviews, on stage. I realized that you're damned if you do, damned if you don't.  

I've been so forward-facing with my heart my entire career that I've left a lot of room for people to consistently pedestal me and then critique me, for people to want to tear me down. I realized I'm just being present, here, existing loudly in front of a billion people, and whichever way that goes is how the cookies gonna crumble. Me giving a f—? I'm the only one it's affecting at this point, for sure.

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Tanner Adell's Big Year: The Country Newcomer Talks Stagecoach, "BLACKBIIRD," & Meeting Her Childhood Idols

As Tanner Adell continues making waves in country music, she shares some of the most monumental moments from her career so far — from featuring on Beyoncé's critically acclaimed 'COWBOY CARTER' to making space for Black women at the CMT Music Awards.

With one bold tweet, Tanner Adell 's life changed.

"As one of the only Black girls in the country music scene, I hope Bey decides to sprinkle me with a dash of her magic for a collab," she wrote , minutes after Beyoncé premiered "TEXAS HOLD 'EM" and "16 CARRIAGES" during this year's Super Bowl in February.

At first, Adell was mocked for her pitch. "You're trying too hard, love," one user said. Another chimed in, "Baby, that album is finished with all the songs cleared. I don't know about this one. Maybe, open for the tour," another user remarked.

But she wasn't bothered by the chatter: "Those people said I look desperate, I'm like, 'You must not know me, b—!" Adell reveals to GRAMMY.com with a hearty laugh. 

Confidence is the inner core of the Tanner Adell ethos. And her boldness paid off because shortly after when Beyoncé approached her to feature on COWBOY CARTER .

In Adell's first music release of 2024, she appeared alongside Brittney Spencer, Tiera Kennedy, and Reyna Roberts in Beyoncé's cover of "BLACKBIIRD" by The Beatles . It was a full-circle moment for Adell in more ways than one, as her father used to sing the song to her as a child. Little did she know, decades later, she would popularize the track's backstory — the plight of Black women in the American South — alongside one of her heroes.

But before Adell became one of Beyoncé's songbirds, she was also the Buckle Bunny . On the 11-track mixtape, Adell traced the provocative tales of an acrylic nail-wearing, lasso-wielding heartbreaker. But for every Black girl that listens, it's more than a country project. It's also a reminder that it's okay to be feminine and girly, just like Shania Twain , Carrie Underwood or Taylor Swift .

Among her rodeo of exciting firsts, Adell tacks another on June 8, when she makes her debut at Nashville's Nissan Stadium during CMA Fest. She'll perform on the Platform Stage at the stadium; the next day, she'll play a set at the Good Molecules Reverb Stage outside of Bridgestone Arena.

Below, hear from Adell about her most memorable firsts thus far, from having her debut daytime television performance on "The Jennifer Hudson Show" to bonding with Gayle King behind the scenes at Stagecoach Music Festival.

Seeing Her Breakthrough Single, "Buckle Bunny," Have A Second Life

I released "Buckle Bunny" on the Buckle Bunny EP in July 2023. I actually teased it on social media first. Almost nine months before that, I had gone super viral with it. It was doing incredibly well, so my plans were to release it in January or February of last year. But, I ended up signing a record deal in December of 2022. There were plans for it at that time, but the timeline kept getting pushed back. It turned into a fight to get that song back into my hands, which was what prompted me to go independent. Eventually, I was able to work with my label, shake hands, and mutually part ways.

I started this year as an independent artist with this song that everybody loves. It's become a huge part of my brand, but it's really my life story. People might think it's a dumb song that was easy to write, but I was called a "buckle bunny." As a teenager growing up between Los Angeles and Star Valley, Wyoming, I was into glam country, and "Buckle Bunny" is the pinnacle of that. 

"Buckle Bunny" was my first single that charted. I felt like I finally had broken through that invisible box that Nashville put me in as a country musician. It was me saying, I'm not going to follow any rules. I'm going to be as true to myself as possible.

We, as Black women, have been fighting our whole lives. We've been fighting for space. I'm purposely trying to bring softness into the picture, allowing women who listen to my music to know that it's okay to feel that way. We don't always have to have our walls up.

"Buckle Bunny" is aggressively confident, but I think that's the door to softness. You have to be self-assured to let your walls down. My newest single, "Whiskey Blues," is my next step into that. I have another song on my social media, "Snakeskin," that people want me to release. "Buckle Bunny" is like the girl who protects those softer moments.

In a way, I look at all of this as a relationship between Tanner Adell, the artist, and Tanner, the person. For me, Tanner Adell is the buckle bunny. Then, you have Tanner, who's on the inside, writing all of these songs.

Serving A Bold Fashion Statement On Her First Major Red Carpet

Ask and ye shall receive 🤎 CMT back stage w John Shearer https://t.co/fO6lNtYVr3 pic.twitter.com/NekkeT01oz — Tanner Adell (@tanneradell) April 10, 2024

I wore Bantu knots! I've always loved Bantu knots in all styles, the really small ones and the larger ones. There were ideas about whether I should do a certain number of them that was significant to me in some way.

I work very closely with Bill Wackermann, who was the CEO of Wilhemina Models. He does a lot of styling and has a close relationship with my manager. So, my manager was like, "You would love him!" At the time, I was trying to hone in on what myself is. What's the message I'm trying to convey through my fashion, hair, and beauty? 

Bill sat down with me, and I told him I wanted Natalia Fedner to do my dress, which is that stretchy chain metal dress. Originally, I thought I would do my long blonde hair, but Bill was the one who told me, "This is your first major red carpet as an invited artist. Think about what you want your hair to say." As a Black woman, our hair tells 1,000 stories with whatever it is, and the lightbulb went off in my head.

I knew I wanted my hair to say everything I needed to say without having to say anything at all. I also knew there would be a lot of people who didn't know the significance behind it or just thought it was some extreme hairstyle.

I've looked very deeply into my heritage. It turns out I have a bit of Bantu heritage in my DNA. I thought that was so cool because I do love the knots so much.

The CMT Awards were a big thing at my school, Utah Valley University. Everyone would get together in the dorms and watch the show. It's crazy that a couple years ago, I was watching it, and I'm here now. I feel very respected and loved. People I've looked up to would come up to me, and I was like, "I'm a huge fan." And they're like, "No! I listened to you ."

I got to meet Gayle King, who I absolutely love. I remember watching her from afar while she was doing "CBS Mornings." She saw me from across the room, and I kid you not, in the middle of her interview, she started walking towards me. She was like, "I just want to tell you that you're so beautiful. The Bantu knots are stunning." That was my favorite moment of the night.

I also had the chance to see Tiera Kennedy. She's so sweet. We got matching blackbird tattoos before that. Being on the red carpet for the first time, it was comforting to see a familiar face. It really reinforces that idea that I belong here.

Being A Part Of COWBOY CARTER

So, I'm adopted. I have four siblings. We're all biracial, but our adoptive parents are both white. Obviously, my dad is a white man with five Black children. My parents always wanted me to understand that I am a Black woman, and he was very educational when it came to music. He taught me about the Black female power players and the buzz in the industry. But The Beatles were his favorite. So, when I finally told them the news, my dad immediately got choked up. He told me that "Blackbird" was one of his favorite Beatles songs.

My dad isn't the best with words when it comes to expressing his emotions, especially in front of people. He's a quiet, reserved dude. So, he eventually texts me, sending me screenshots about the meaning behind "Blackbird." The reason why it was his favorite song was because he had Black girls, and he told me, "This is special. This is not a burden to carry, but it might be a bit of weight on your shoulders. Keep your head up high and walk knowing that this is why he wrote this song."

I can remember going to a recital as a kid and being so nervous, but my dad was so confident and excited about my abilities. Was that strategic? Was it quiet strength? Maybe. It feels like this song has been a part of my whole life. So, to be on it, on such a massive album, feels very divine.

The whole process was a surprise. It took a few weeks to set in. But I always knew I would work with [Beyoncé], and I always said it's a matter of "when," not if. 

On the day of the Super Bowl, I saw that black-and-white picture of her, and I thought it looked a lot like a photoshoot that I took the week before. Let me make a tweet, just to put it out there. I don't know — she's magical! She has her way of knowing everything that's going on all the time. 

I think that tweet has almost 10 million views. It was fun to go back to that tweet to see the people who were supporting me. And also getting to say "I told you" to the people who didn't. It kicked off a Renaissance — pun intended.

Performing At Her First Stagecoach Music Festival

thank you so much @Stagecoach and thank you to @LEVIS for making me the first artist EVER to perform at Stage Coach with a custom Levi’s fit 🥹 thankyou for executing my vision so perfectly 🩷 https://t.co/NFs26JkC2j — Tanner Adell (@tanneradell) April 28, 2024

I have bad social anxiety, and I get nervous in front of crowds and people. So, festivals were never something that interested me, but Stagecoach was always one I felt like I could go to. And I was not disappointed.

I had the first slot of the day, which is a s—ty slot for anyone, but you have to pay your dues in country music. It's how you build your cred with these festivals, to show you're a hard worker and will perform like you're at a sold-out show in Madison Square Garden. And I did.

Mentally, I prepared for no one. I told myself it was okay if nobody came, and I'll perform like I always do. I'll figure out where the camera is and perform it for the jumbotron, so if no one comes to the pit, the people watching the livestream will have a great show. 

Well, I didn't have an empty pit! People showed the f— up and out. I heard people in line thought they were going to miss it because the gates opened late. Within the first 10 minutes, the VIP pit was half-filled with people screaming and running in their sweet little cowboy boots and hats. That never happens at Stagecoach or Coachella, but it's a testament to the relationship I built within my listeners. It was eye-opening for me. I don't think I'm ever going to play to a dead crowd again.

Before, Levi's reached out and said I was the first artist they wanted to collaborate with for Stagecoach. So, they custom-made my outfit. I told them I have these ribbons, inspired by my mom, who was a rodeo queen. I also told them if they can't incorporate them, I probably won't do it. But they loved it! And it was special because it came back to my mom. She was a winner, so when I wear the ribbons, I'm also a winner.

My mom has competed in over 1,000 competitions and probably places in half of those. In Wyoming, we had a big wall, covered in those IQHA (International Quarter Horse Association) ribbons. She gave me a strong sense of competition.

Making Her Debut On Daytime TV

I have overcome very serious, debilitating stage fright. I don't get nervous anymore, and performing live is my favorite thing. But I was not prepared for what a television show taping looks like.

We had a soundcheck, and there were a bunch of suits in groups of threes and fours standing everywhere. There were all these cameras and lights. Then, I start realizing I'm about to meet J. Hud, who I made little custom Crocs for. It was a dream come true.

I know a lot about her story. We have very different upbringings, but we're similar in the sense of trying to stand on ground that isn't steady. I see her as someone who is a great example. She's reached so many different avenues. For me to be able to sit down with an EGOT winner is a great honor. 

I kind of like to keep my manifestations as quiet as possible. I don't tell anybody anything, but an EGOT is something I wouldn't mind having, you know?

I look at her as a woman who exceeded greatness. So, it was just amazing — and for my first television debut. I felt like this is right for me.

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Shaboozey On His New Album, Beyoncé & Why He'll Never Be A "Stereotypical" Artist

After Beyoncé introduced Shaboozey to a global audience via 'COWBOY CARTER,' his genre-shattering third album arrives on the wings of his own international smash, "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" and makes a declaration: 'Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going.'

The last two months have been monumental for Shaboozey. On March 29, Beyoncé fans around the world embraced his two guest collaborations on her COWBOY CARTER album, "SPAGHETTII" and "SWEET HONEY BUCKIIN'" — and they were instantly interested in what else the Nigerian-American singer had to offer. According to his label, EMPIRE, Spotify listens of Shaboozey's music (including his first two albums, 2018's Lady Wrangler and 2022's Cowboys Live Forever, Outlaws Never Die ) rose by 1000 percent after COWBOY CARTER dropped.

Six weeks later, his growing fandom sent his breakthrough single, "A Bar Song (Tipsy)," to No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country chart — ironically, dethroning Queen Bey's "Texas Hold 'Em" in the process. The song instantly proved to have crossover appeal, also peaking at No. 3 on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 chart, along with reaching the top spot on pop charts in Australia, Canada, Norway, and Sweden.

With his third album, Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going, the man born Collins Chibueze is eager for audiences new and old to get a deeper look into his ever-evolving artistry, which he's been honing for more than a decade. He leans into country and the soundtrack of the open road on "Highway" and "Vegas," while also tapping into his talent as an MC on "Drink Don't Need No Mix" with Texas rapper BigXthaPlug. He displays a softer side, too, with tracks like "My Fault," an apologetic and pleading country ballad performed with Noah Cyrus , and "Steal Her From Me," which finds Shaboozey smoldering with his own Southern slow jam.

Shaboozey's massive global recognition may be fresh, but he's here to remind listeners that he's not a new artist. In a candid interview with GRAMMY.com, the singer discusses how he's put in a decade of hard work in order to appear to be an overnight success.

You've topped the country charts as well as pop charts around the world. Do you think we are witnessing a more welcoming era in country music right now?

I think it's definitely a lot more welcoming. All these genres of music now, just because of the internet age and the access to information — like, now I can go watch Tubi, which has thousands of Western movies, and then Spotify, I can jump from listening to a Townes Van Zandt album or a Leonard Cohen album, and then I can go play Future , you know what I mean?

And then I can jump from them, and go listen to The Marías, who are friends of mine. I can listen to some indie rock music, and then I can listen to some Fred again.. or something like that. So having all that at your fingertips, I think, it's allowed for some interesting combinations in all genres of music. I think we're the generation of paint splatter! I do think it is very welcoming. As artists we are able to connect. We can have our own micro communities. There's not just one way to connect with people now, there are so many other ways. It's different out there now, it's really different.

You're releasing your second album with EMPIRE — how has the company helped you to develop?

EMPIRE has been super awesome. I was signed to Republic for a while, for a year or two, and I saw some article where it talked about Universal partnering with EMPIRE to handle some distribution stuff. I remember talking to my manager at the time, and being like, "We should go there!"

Major labels can get pretty cluttered. Sometimes they just don't have the bandwidth to develop acts that aren't going to take off in a couple weeks or a month or a quarter. They have these quarterlies they have to meet.

So for an artist like me, who is — a lot of people like to describe me as disruptive. It's weird to describe yourself as that. I'm just being me, and people are like, "That's disruptive." But for someone like me, who's like that, it's very important for me to be innovative and push things, and change the way people consume.

I never came in the game wanting to be stereotypical, or just your usual artist. I came in just trying to be like, Man, I love art. I love being creative and that's what I am. Sometimes that's hard to package to everyone. It's like, what is it? For major labels, sometimes, they love to be like, this is pop, this is country, this is just that.

And so for EMPIRE to bring me into what they had going on, and to stick with me within these three or four years I've been with them, knowing that there has been a lot of ups and downs. There've been a lot of [times] that we thought were going to do something that [we] didn't. Because it's a process with artistry, it doesn't happen overnight. They say it takes 10 years to have an overnight success, and it's true.

Your new album flows so well. Was it written to be taken in as one complete piece?

I'm a lover of a concept album. I love film, I love stories, I love payoffs. I love the hero's journey, they call it.

There is a way to tell a story in a three-act structure. And within those structures you have your rising action, you have your hero's call to action. They lead the world, you have your climax, and then you have, was the hero changed? Did they get the thing they were looking for at the end of it?

I'm a huge fan of film, huge on concepts, world building. I want something to feel immersive, so arrangement is big to me.

But before, I used to be super picky about [ensuring that] everything needs to connect, and I had to learn to let that go and just know that that's a part of me as an artist. As I create, I'm telling these stories naturally, so I stopped being too hard on myself about things needing to connect because that would cripple me at certain points. But now, again, I'm just learning how to let it go, and let it come naturally. It's cool to see that people are still saying with this project that there's still a concept there. And I'm like, oh, there is still a concept there. There is still a story.

My last project [ Cowboys Live Forever, Outlaws Never Die ] was super inspired by western films. Old western films, like, spaghetti westerns, and the whole nature of outlaw, just like period piece western culture. So I was huge on everything needing to feel like it was period. It needed to feel like this 1800s western, and this Black outlaw and his gang.

Obviously, I wanted the [visual] content to reflect that. And then you're realizing…   Wait, every video shoot I'm having to rent western wardrobe and chaps? It's a lot to do all the time, you know? It was a commitment… and I don't wear that everyday, so it wasn't really 100 percent being authentically myself in that moment. It was like, I'm creating a character and this character is separate from me.

That's hard to do all the time. Especially when it's a period piece in the 1800s and you're in 2024. So at some point I was like, hey, I want this project to be more like, I can put something on in my closet and go shoot some content, versus having to find a western town, or a world or environment that fits the 1800s.

Do you think that Beyoncé was inspired by that album?

I definitely think so. I think that's what was cool about her project, and her entry into country. I saw a lot of similarities between the things that inspired us.

What I love about country is, I really love the old stuff that really does play into the old West, the Wild West — and I saw that Beyoncé, she would talk about little things like that, too. Like the outlaws, hangmen and six shooters, and stuff like that. So you can see that she's really inspired by that stuff as well. I was told by her team that she would definitely watch a lot of old Western films through the process of doing her project.

How has the Beyhive treated you since you appeared on COWBOY CARTER ?

I love that community. Seriously, that community, they've been extremely supportive from what I've seen, because Beyoncé's message has been about shining light on people that may have been overlooked. So they definitely carry out the mission of supporting the people that Beyoncé supports. They've been amazing.

I would like to say that early on with "Bar Song," they were definitely pre-saving it, they were sharing it as much as they could on Twitter, and there were a lot of posts that I was making that were getting high viewership. You could tell that there were a lot of impressions before the "Bar Song" came out. So they're great.

Did you ever think you'd be on an album with Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton ?

I hoped for those things when I was creating my album. I wanted to see more hip-hop artists collaborating with people like that. I was always like, man, if I was given a $10 million budget to make a project, I'd get Willie Nelson or Hank Williams Jr. or someone like that to jump on it. I want to see something like that. As someone whose parents grew up in Nigeria, what do you think of the global breakthrough of Nigerian artists like Burna Boy and Wizkid ?

It's amazing to see. Afrobeat is definitely universal now, global like that. I think Wizkid was one of the pioneers of getting that music across the water in such a way. Burna Boy, too — if you check out his aesthetic, it's influenced by a lot of different things. He's not just wearing traditional Nigerian garments, he's wearing designer stuff, and he's got the jewelry pieces and Cartier. It's presented in a way that that style of music wasn't really represented [before] in that sense.

I lived in Nigeria for a year or two, and when I was there, there was no wifi or the internet. Now I go back and my cousins are on Netflix and on Instagram and all these places. So yeah, everything is spreading out. But as far as Afrobeat, I mean, that music is incredible, the production. It's so infectious when you hear it, but it's cool to see people of Nigerian descent, me as well, having our reach everywhere.

Davido , he reached out to me a couple days ago, he's like, "I need you to get on this record." There's a lot of Nigerian artists now that are hitting me up, and are like, "Hey, will you jump on this, will you jump on that?" I'm hearing some of those guys are trying to get into country music. It's cool to kind of have my own Burna Boy moment right now!

The new album sounds like you really worked on developing your voice as an instrument, with more singing than rapping. Is that a fair assumption?

Yeah. Being from Virginia, we didn't have those outlets to kind of hone in on. I didn't have a vocal coach, or a songwriting program, or anything like that. We kind of had to figure it out on our own.

I think that's why you have so many artists that come from Virginia where they're all very eclectic, they all have this kind of rawness to them. Missy Elliott, Timbaland , Pharrell , even Tommy Richman. He's got that song going crazy viral too. You know the song, the "Million Dollar Baby" song. It's a guy singing falsetto [like] Bee Gees over a hip-hop beat. I'm like, where did you learn to structure a song like this?

This album was that project for me. My manager here [told me] it's working, because I'm learning how to arrange music and write songs that have a broader appeal, but I didn't know that at the time. We were just having fun, just learning how to do it with whatever resources we had. It can get kind of funky.

I think my first project was very funky, and then this one was [made after] 10 years of being in it. You start to figure it out a little bit more.

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Post Malone's Country Roots: 8 Key Moments In Covers and Collaborations

Ahead of Posty's upcoming performance at the Stagecoach Festival, catch up on the many ways he's been dabbling in country music since the beginning of his career.

Editor's Note: This article was updated on May 20, 2024 with information about Post Malone's collaboration with Morgan Wallen, "I Had Some Help."

Since Post Malone burst onto the mainstream nearly a decade ago, he has continued to flaunt his genre-defying brand of musical brilliance. For his latest venture, it’s time for gold grills and cowboy hats: Posty’s going country.

Though his musical origins are in rap, Malone has seamlessly traversed pop, R&B, and blues, always hinting at his deep-seated country roots along the way. In the last year, his long-standing affinity for country music has moved to the forefront, with appearances at the CMA Awards, a country-tinged Super Bowl LVIII performance, and a feature on Beyoncé ’s COWBOY CARTER . Next up, he’ll make his debut at California's Stagecoach Festival alongside some of country music’s biggest names — and pay tribute to some of the genre greats.

While it’s unclear exactly what the Texas-raised hitmaker will be singing, his 45-minute set on Saturday, April 27 is labeled “Post Malone: Performs a special set of country covers.” After years of performing covers for and alongside country stars, the performance is arguably one of the most full-circle moments of his career thus far.

Ahead of his Stagecoach premiere, read on for some of Posty's biggest nods and contributions to the country music scene over the years — that could culminate in his own country album soon enough. 

A Slew Of Classic Country Music Covers

Malone has a history of channeling his musical heroes, often pulling on his boots to deliver heartfelt covers. He's paid tribute to country icons many times, including covers of Hank Williams Jr .'s classic, "There's A Tear In My Beer” in a 2018 fan-favorite video . 

During a 2022 Billy Strings tour stop at The Observatory in Los Angeles, Malone made a surprise appearance and used the moment to honor Johnny Cash alongside Strings. The pair delivered an acoustic duet of Cash's infamous murder ballad, "Cocaine Blues."

And just this year, Malone covered Hank Williams Sr. during a surprise performance at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. On April 3, he closed out the annual Bobby Bones' Million Dollar Show with a rendition of Williams' "Honky Tonk Blues." 

A Longtime Kinship With Dwight Yoakam

Malone has long collaborated with Dwight Yoakam , marking a friendship and professional partnership that spans his career. Yoakam is a GRAMMY-winning trailblazer known for his pioneering blend of honky tonk, rock and punk that shook up the country scene in the 80's with his blend of "cowpunk." 

The pair frequently joined forces on Yoakam's SiriusXM Radio spot "Greater Bakersfield," where one standout 2018 appearance features Malone covering Yoakam's own “Thousand Miles From Nowhere” as the two laugh, strum and belt out the lyrics together in perfect harmony. 

On April Fool's Day in 2021, they playfully teased fans with the prospect of a double country album release — which may not seem so far-fetched three years later.

It's fitting that Malone would find such deep inspiration in folks like Yoakam, a man who first rode onto the country scene with a new take on a traditional sound. Much like Yoakam bridged generations with his music, Malone brings a new yet familiar energy to the country scene, embodying the spirit of a modern cowboy in both style and sound.

A Country Tribute To Elvis

Malone teamed up with Keith Urban for a duet rendition of "Baby, What You Want Me to Do" during the "Elvis All-Star Tribute Special," which aired on NBC in 2019. Originally written and performed by blues musician and songwriter Jimmy Reed , "Baby, What You Want Me to Do" was famously covered by Presley and commemorated through Urban and Malone's unique blend of modern guitar-slapping country-rock charisma. 

That wasn't Malone's only country collab that night, either. He also covered Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes" alongside Blake Shelton , Little Big Town and Mac Davis .

A Celebration Of Texas With Country Legends

In March 2021, Matthew McConaughey and his wife, Camila, hosted the "We’re Texas" virtual benefit concert, to help Texans coping with that year's disastrous winter storms during the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Following performances by George Strait , Kacey Musgraves , Willie Nelson , and Miranda Lambert , Malone — who moved to Dallas when he was 10 — served as the night's final entertainer. He performed Brad Paisley 's "I'm Gonna Miss Her" followed by Sturgill Simpson 's "You Can Have The Crown" backed by Dwight Yoakam.

A Rousing Tribute At The 2023 CMA Awards

At the 2023 CMA Awards, Malone joined country stars Morgan Wallen and HARDY on stage to cover late icon Joe Diffie ‘s “Pickup Man” and "John Deere Green." Malone's first-ever performance at the CMAs felt more like a reunion than a debut, with Malone right at home among his collaborators.

“I’ve manifested this for years," HARDY told Audacy's Katie Neal. "Slight flex here, but I started following [Post Malone] when he had like, 300k Instagram followers. I was on the 'White Iverson' terrain, like the first thing that he ever put out and I was like, ‘this is dope,’ and I've been with him ever since.” 

After the performance, Malone hinted to Access Hollywood that it might be the start of a new chapter. When asked if a forthcoming country album would be in the works, he answered, “I think so. Yes, ma'am.” (More on that later.)

A Countrified Appearance At Super Bowl LVIII

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Before Beyoncé announced COWBOY CARTER in a Verizon Super Bowl ad , Malone offered Super Bowl Sunday's first country-themed clue at the top of the night with his tender rendition of "America The Beautiful." Sporting a bolo tie and brown suede, Malone delivered his patriotic performance with a characteristically country drawl while strumming along on acoustic guitar before Reba McIntire 's star-spangled rendition of the national anthem. 

Malone's performance followed in the footsteps of a long line of country artists who have kicked off the national sporting event, which started with Charley Pride in 1974 and has included Shania Twain , Faith Hill and Garth Brooks . 

A Tip Of The Hat To Toby Keith

During a performance at the American Rodeo in Arlington, Texas, on March 9, Malone paid tribute to the late Toby Keith , who passed away in February . After pouring one out and taking a sip from a red solo cup (an homage to Keith's playful hit of the same name), Malone performed a cover of "As Good As I Once Was" for the Texas rodeo crowd.

His TikTok video of the performance quickly garnered over 4 million views, sparking enthusiasm among fans for more country music from him. "Sir. I'm now begging for a country album," wrote one user in a comment that has received over 11,000 hearts.

A (Potential) Full-On Country Album

His much-teased country album may not be too yonder. After confirming that a country album was in the works during a live Twitch stream on his channel, Malone has spent much of this year teasing forthcoming new work. There is no scheduled album release date as of press time, but Malone has shared snippets of new songs including “ Missin’ You Like This” and dropped sneak peeks of collaborations with Morgan Wallen, HARDY, Ernest, and Luke Combs . 

In February, Malone posted a sample of a collaboration with Combs, "I Ain't Got A Guy For That," the first in a series of song snippets shared across his social channels. 

Malone and Wallen have been teasing a collaboration since the end of 2023. After building plenty of anticipation, they debuted “I Had Some Help” during Wallen's headlining set at Stagecoach in April. Officially releasing the track on May 10, the song didn't just prove to be a banger — it debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and broke the record for most streams in a single week with 76.4 million official U.S. streams, according to Luminate and Billboard.

No matter when the album may come, Post Malone’s Stagecoach set will only up the anticipation for some original country music from the star — and from the looks of it, fans and genre stars alike are more than ready for it.

12 Must-See Acts At Stagecoach 2024: Tanner Adell, Charley Crockett & More

• 1 Beyoncé Kicks Off Her Renaissance World Tour In Stockholm, Sweden: Watch Performance And Stage Videos, See Photos, View The Setlist & More
• 2 Crashing Into The Present: How Kehlani Learned To Trust Their Instincts And Exist Loudly
• 3 Tanner Adell's Big Year: The Country Newcomer Talks Stagecoach, "BLACKBIIRD," & Meeting Her Childhood Idols
• 4 Shaboozey On His New Album, Beyoncé & Why He'll Never Be A "Stereotypical" Artist
• 5 Post Malone's Country Roots: 8 Key Moments In Covers and Collaborations

• Consequence

Beyoncé Kicks Off “Renaissance World Tour” in Stockholm: Video + Setlist

The performance marks the start of Bey’s first solo tour since 2016

Beyoncé has made her long-awaited return to the stage — on Wednesday night, in Stockholm, Sweden, the legendary pop icon delivered the inaugural performance of the “ Renaissance World Tour ,” her first solo run of shows since 2016.

Opening for herself, Queen Bey kicked off the marathon, three-hour show by performing a series of ballads, including “Dangerously in Love,” “Flaws and All,” “1+1,” and “I Care.” After a brief intermission, Beyoncé launched into the Renaissance portion of her set, as she showcased her latest album with performances of “I’m That Girl,” “Cozy,” “Alien Superstar,” Cuff It,” “Energy,” and “Break My Soul.”

Video interludes broke the set into themed sections dubbed “RENAISSANCE,” “MOTHERBOARD,” “OPULENCE,” ANOINTED,” and “MIND CONTROL.” After debuting songs from her latest record, Beyoncé used “OPULENCE” to dig into her back catalog with “Formation,” “Run the World (Girls), “Black Parade,” and “Partition,” as well as her remix of Megan Thee Stallion’s “Savage.” In addition to addressing those long-awaited Renaissance visuals (“A queen moves at her own pace, bitch,” the narrator from “Formation” said), she delivered a good part of her performance on a metallic tank , which has been dubbed the Bey Wagon by the BeyHive. During “Partition,” she even rode it into a giant… robot vagina ?

The next act opened with a performance of the Renaissance cut “Church Girl,” in which Beyoncé created a stunning visual by using UV lights to transform her choir robe into a stained glass look. She followed up by throwing it all the way back to 2003’s “Crazy in Love” alongside other tracks like “Get Me Bodied” and “Love on Top” — the latter of which she mixed with The Jackson Five’s “I Want You Back.”

Returning back to her latest album, Bey ran through the Grammy-nominated “Virgo’s Groove,” “Plastic Off the Sofa,” “Move,” “Heated,” and “Thique.” During the latter track, she interpolated Britney Spears’ “Toxic.” For the final act of the show, she ran through  Renaissance  standout “America Has a Problem” dressed up as a bee, because, of course. That part of the set even included a news desk for Bey’s “KNTY News.”

Before closing out the show with “Summer Renaissance,” she ceded the stage to her dancers, who showed the crowd what ballroom — a major influence of her dance album — is all about.

See the full setlist and fan-captured performance footage below.

Wednesday’s show in Stockholm kicked off the European leg of the “Renaissance World Tour,” which will run through the end of June. After that, the North American leg will begin with two shows in Toronto, and then zig-zag across the United States. Learn how to get last-minute tickets to her upcoming shows here .

The “Renaissance World Tour” is Beyoncé’s first solo tour since 2016’s “ Formation World Tour .” In 2018, Bey embarked on a joint tour with her husband, JAY-Z, and delivered a memorable headlining performance at Coachella . Most recently, in January the 41-year-old multi-hyphenate played a private concert for a crowd of influencers in Dubai, which reportedly earned her $24 million .

Unlike the Dubai show, however, the “Renaissance World Tour” is designed for the public, in an arena setting. Tickets for the rest of the tour are still available to purchase here .

Photo Gallery Beyoncé in Stockholm, Sweden, May 10th (Click to Expand)

Renaissance world tour setlist:.

Opening Act Dangerously in Love 2 Flaws and All 1+1 I Care

Act 2 – Renaissance I’m That Girl Cozy Alien Superstar Lift Off

Act 3 – Motherboard Cuff It Energy Break My Soul

Act 4 – Opulence Formation Diva Run the World (Girls) My Power Black Parade Savage (Remix) Partition

Act 5 – Anointed Church Girl Get Me Bodied Before I Let Go Rather Die Young Love on Top Crazy in Love

Act 6 – Anointed Pt. 2 Plastic Off the Sofa Virgo’s Groove/Naughty Girl Move Heated Thique All Up in Your Mind Drunk in Love

Act 7 – Mind Control America Has a Problem Pure/Honey Summer Renaissance

Beyoncé kicked off her "Renaissance World Tour" by performing "Dangerously in Love" #Beyonce #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/6OzkR0zdLT — CONSEQUENCE (@consequence) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé is performing on a metallic tank. I repeat, Beyoncé is performing on a metallic tank. pic.twitter.com/gc4Ag7LV2C — CONSEQUENCE (@consequence) May 10, 2023

A look at Beyoncé's "Renaissance Tour" stage via @ulisesrc_ #Beyonce #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/USAOv4RwpG — CONSEQUENCE (@consequence) May 10, 2023

SHE LOOKS FUCKING AMAZING #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/wPD2TK9qei — liv is SEEING BEYONCE (@karinayonce) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé covering “I’m Going Down” by Mary J Blige at the #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/Qy7Dl5mWmd — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing ‘COZY’ with two robot arms at the Renaissance World Tour. pic.twitter.com/936GC5WkYj — Pop Base (@PopBase) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé, o Brasil precisa de você novamente por aqui! #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/T2IhSFCXwa — Oniverso Abominável (@Oniabominavel) May 10, 2023

🪩 | “PLEASE DO NOT BE ALARMED!” pic.twitter.com/WQbgH5oUYD — Beyoncé Press. 🪩 | Fan Account (@beyoncepress) May 10, 2023

beyoncé io ho bisogno della data italiana tu non puoi privarmi di questo pic.twitter.com/hW9caRhASh — 𝙛𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚𝙨𝙘𝙖  (@dreamwithlali) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé rocks her hips as she transitions from “Diva” into Lil Uzi Vert’s “I Just Wanna Rock.” pic.twitter.com/zQBkzpSKK2 — Rap Alert (@rapalert6) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing “Formation” at the #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/wspgP2IPSY — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing "MY POWER." #RENAISSANCEWorldTour 🪩 🎟️ https://t.co/gQt79tz5wy #RWT2023 pic.twitter.com/bFIZowabAl — BEYONCÉ LEGION (@BeyLegion) May 10, 2023

beyoncé rolling away into a huge vagina just now #BeyonceRenaissanceTour pic.twitter.com/YpytP1o5kG — 𝕣𝕖𝕘𝕒𝕟⋆｡°✩ 💜 (@rayyygun) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing “Black Parade” at the #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/9veFtUMXQs — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

Savage pic.twitter.com/vrmU5KAhpf — kevin. (@lacasebleue) May 10, 2023

Robot arms transform Beyoncé’s dress with UV light during the Renaissance World Tour. #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/d3Ud7eYh3z — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

É ELA!!! VIRGO'S GROOVE #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/SKDpw1J2Hj — BEYHIVE.com.br (@beyhivecombr) May 10, 2023

BEYONCÉ – HEATED #RenaissanceWorldTour #RENAISSANCEtour pic.twitter.com/9WDjwDWU5u — juaan (@juaangng) May 10, 2023

THIQUE COM ELEMENTOS DE TOXIC DA BRITNEY #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/fyO6SMxnBP — BEYHIVE.com.br (@beyhivecombr) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé sang the Drunk In Love run from Dubai 😭 #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/I1YUMzoHEo — 𝚊𝚛𝚒𝚔 (@kingbeyshive) May 10, 2023

and there it goes, Summer Renaissance closed the show WOWWWW 😭🪩 pic.twitter.com/SN86glhEca — THUGGA (@THUGGABEY) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé dressed up as the QUEEN BEE asking “where is my beehive?” ICONIC! #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/1ThdK8h6th — zont zo it (@oplivio) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé pulls out a bee outfit to perform ‘America Has A Problem’ during the Renaissance World Tour. pic.twitter.com/zqXUuMMY7C — Pop Base (@PopBase) May 10, 2023

beyoncé mixes “love on top” with the jackson 5’s “i want you back” on her renaissance world tour!! pic.twitter.com/ThTh5nqenq — izzy | fan account (@peacelovemjj) May 10, 2023

BEYONCÉ IS HEATED??? #RENAISSANCEtour pic.twitter.com/ddL9s1ByUA — ??????? (@beyoncegarden) May 10, 2023

BEYONCÉ HOSTING A BALL IS SO WILD TO ME OMG pic.twitter.com/1JwnRMX8TR — pocket (@islandthembo) May 10, 2023

omg not beyoncé addressing the visuals i’m crying ? #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/xQ9AkBCp3p — rasmus ?? (@rasmusbravado) May 10, 2023

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Beyoncé kicks off "renaissance world tour" in stockholm: video + setlist.

Set List: Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour

Since kicking off her Renaissance World Tour in May, Beyoncé has brought her dazzling, disco-themed show—complete with dancing robots, crystal-lined corsets, and that iconic sparkling horse from the album cover—to cities around the world. It wrapped on October 1. Listen to the set list, pulled from the tour’s kickoff show in Stockholm, Sweden, right here.

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Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour Kicks Off in Sweden: Setlist, Stage, Merch, and More

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At Stockholm’s Friends Arena today, Beyoncé kicked off her first tour in four and a half years, bringing Renaissance to the stage for the very first time. She performed for three hours in the Swedish capital with no opening act. She gave live debuts to “ Break My Soul ,” “ Virgo’s Groove ,” “ Cuff It ,” and other tracks from the record. For her closing performance of “Summer Renaissance,” she rode atop a flying disco horse. Check out the setlist, plus some photos and video from the show, below. Also, see the stage and some merchandise.

Renaissance , released last July, was Beyoncé’s seventh No. 1 album . It won her a handful of Grammy Awards — Best Dance/Electronic Recording , Best Traditional R&B Performance , Best R&B Song , and Best Dance/Electronic Music Album —making her the most decorated artist in Grammys history. (Her sometime collaborator Diplo responded with an apparent bit of snark that may or may not have been misinterpreted.) Nonetheless, by marquee pop standards, she ran a low-key campaign, and her relative scarcity has bolstered intrigue around the tour.

So far, Beyoncé has released no videos from Renaissance , and “Break My Soul” was the only official single. Before tonight, she had performed live just once since the release— controversially , at a private event in Dubai. That concert , for an audience of celebrities and special guests, featured a cover of Etta James’ “At Last” and songs spanning Beyoncé’s career up to Renaissance , but no tracks from the album itself.

The tour continues tomorrow with a second night in Stockholm; the North American leg starts in Toronto on July 8.

Dangerously in Love Flaws and All 1+1 / I’d Rather Go Blind / I’m Going Down I Care I’m That Girl Cozy Alien Superstar / Sweet Dreams Lift Off 7/11 Cuff It Energy Break My Soul Formation Diva Run the World (Girls) My Power Black Parade Savage Church Girl Get Me Bodied Before I Let Go Rather Die Young Love on Top Crazy in Love Green Light Freedom Plastic Off the Sofa Virgo’s Groove Naughty Girl / Say My Name / Rocket Move Heated Thique All Up in Your Mind Drunk in Love America Has a Problem Pure/Honey Summer Renaissance

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Beyoncé’s Full Setlist for Renaissance Tour Opening Night in Stockholm, Sweden

Beyoncé‘s long-awaited Renaissance World Tour kicked off on Wednesday night (May 10) at Stockholm’s Friends Arena — and if you’re curious to know what all from her catalogue made the cut, we’ve compiled the 37-song set-list for you below.

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Night one included every one of Renaissance‘s 16 tracks, three songs from 2003’s Dangerously in Love, three songs from 2006’s B’Day, one song from 2008’s I Am… Sasha Fierce, five songs from 2011’s 4, three songs from 2013’s Beyoncé, two from 2016’s Lemonade and many more. She even through in some Destiny’s Child hits, Lion King: The Gift tracks and some of her popular collaborations.

The Renaissance World Tour will continue throughout Europe until July 9, with stops in London, Barcelona, Brussels and Amsterdam before heading to Toronto for two dates at Rogers Centre. The tour heads to the United States, starting with Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field and making stops in Chicago, East Rutherford, N.J., Atlanta, Houston and more before concluding Sept. 27 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

Get into the setlist below. Did your favorite songs make the cut?

Dangerously in Love Flaws and All 1+1 / I’d Rather Go Blind / I’m Going Down I Care I’m That Girl Cozy Alien Superstar / Sweet Dreams Lift Off 7/11 Cuff It Energy Break My Soul Formation Diva Run the World (Girls) My Power Black Parade Savage (Remix) Church Girl Get Me Bodied Before I Let Go Rather Die Young Love on Top Crazy in Love Green Light Freedom Plastic Off the Sofa Virgo’s Groove Naughty Girl / Say My Name / Rocket Move Heated Thique All Up in Your Mind Drunk in Love America Has a Problem Pure/Honey Summer Renaissance

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Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour Setlist Includes Classics & Surprises

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Please do not be alarmed, remain calm, do not attempt to leave the dance floor — Beyoncé ’s 2023 Renaissance World Tour has commenced. On May 10, members of the Beyhive traveled to Stockholm, Sweden, to witness the opening night of her first tour in five years. This marks the first time the 32-time Grammy winner has performed songs from her seventh studio album Renaissance , which have not received any music videos or live performances until now.

Since her last tour in 2018, Beyoncé released the critically acclaimed Renaissance album , her first solo effort in seven years, but that’s not the only new music she’s given fans. In 2019, she put out The Lion King: The Gift , a soundtrack inspired by Disney’s live-action film in which she plays Nala, before releasing a companion film Black Is King a year later. With so many new songs to fit alongside her older hits, creating the Renaissance Tour setlist was always going to be a challenge, but Beyoncé came through with a 35-song spectacle that lasted almost three hours.

Beyoncé played the entirety of Renaissance in order, including Grammy-winning hits “Break My Soul” and “Cuff It,” and mixed in classics from all of her previous six albums throughout. But the show didn’t start that way. Instead, Bey opened the tour with a run of surprising ballads, starting with her 2003 deep cut “Dangerously In Love 2” and ending with two tracks from her 2011 album 4 . If this rough setlist draft from the tour book is any indication, she may be rotating the songs in the opening act every night.

After months of creating dream setlists and imagining the camp visuals she could create, fans finally know what Beyoncé is performing on her long-awaited world tour.

Here is Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour setlist.

Beyonce’s Renaissance World Tour Setlist

• “Dangerously In Love 2”
• “Flaws and All”
• “1 + 1” (mixed with Mary J. Blige’s “I’m Goin’ Down”)
• “I’M THAT GIRL”
• “ALIEN SUPERSTAR” (mixed with “Sweet Dreams”)
• “BREAK MY SOUL” (mixed with “The Queens Remix”)
• “Formation”
• “Run the World (Girls)”
• “Black Parade”
• “Savage (Remix)”
• “Partition”
• “CHURCH GIRL”
• “Get Me Bodied”
• “Before I Let Go” (mixed with “Freakum Dress”)
• “Rather Die Young”
• “Love On Top” (mixed with Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back”)
• “Crazy In Love”
• “PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA”
• “VIRGO’S GROOVE” (mixed with “Rocket,” “Speechless,” “Say My Name,” and “Dance For You”)
• “Naughty Girl”
• “MOVE” (mixed with Nina Sky’s “Move Ya Body”)
• “THIQUE” (mixed with “End of Time” and Britney Spears’ “Toxic”)
• “ALL UP IN YOUR MIND”
• “Drunk In Love”
• “AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM”
• “PURE/HONEY” (mixed with “Blow”)
• “SUMMER RENAISSANCE”

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What songs does Beyoncé sing on the Renaissance Tour? Here's the official setlist in full and notes on any edits she makes throughout the tour. Bookmark this page to find out what Beyoncé sings at every stop.

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Bey is back and I'm sleeping real good at night! The Renaissance World Tour is finally here but what songs made the setlist?

Beyoncé is no stranger to being a mysterious girl. Ever since she stopped the world (world stop, carry on) with her self-titled visual album in 2013, she's stopped doing traditional press. However, Beyoncé's Renaissance era is her most mysterious era to date. Since the album dropped, Beyoncé hasn't released a music video.

READ MORE: Beyoncé Renaissance Tour merch: Prices, items, opening times and Club Renaissance gift information

However, Beyoncé has gone on tour. On May 10, Beyoncé kicked off her highly anticipated Renaissance World Tour to over 50,000 fans in Stockholm, Sweden. The show is now in its US leg and we have the Renaissance World Tour setlist in full.

Below is a detailed list of every song Beyoncé sings including any changes she makes from night to night on the tour.

What songs are on Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour setlist?

The first show of Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour in Stockholm, Sweden kicked off at 20:30 and ended at 23:15. At two hours and 45 minutes, it's Beyoncé's longest tour concert to date. Beyoncé sang a total of 34 songs during the night.

Beyoncé has since removed three songs from the setlist: 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love'. However, she brought them back at the final concert in Atlanta, Georgia, all three concerts in Inglewood, California, both concerts in Houston, Texas and her concerts in New Orleans, Louisiana and Kansas City, Missouri.

Below is the full list of songs that she sings at the majority of Renaissance World Tour dates and notes of any changes.

Video Intro - Signboard

1) 'Dangerously In Love 2' 2) 'Flaws and All' 3) '1+1' / 'I'm Going Down' 4) 'I Care' 5) 'River Deep - Mountain High'

Video Intro - Renaissance

6) 'I'm That Girl' 7) 'Cozy' 8) 'Alien Superstar' with elements of 'Sweet Dreams' 9) 'Lift Off'

Dance Interlude - '7/11'

Video Interlude - Motherboard

10) 'Cuff It' / 'Cuff It (Wetter Remix)' with elements of 'A Night to Remember' 11) 'Energy' with elements of 'Countdown' 12) 'Break My Soul' / 'Break My Soul (The Queens Remix)' with elements of 'Shake Your Body Down' to the Ground'

Video Interlude - Opulence - 'No Angel' / 'Pure/Honey' / 'Ghost'

13) 'Formation' 14) 'Diva' with elements of 'Just Wanna Rock' 15) 'Run the World (Girls)' 16) 'My Power'

Dance Interlude - 'Black Parade' / 'Alright'

17) 'Black Parade' 18) 'Savage Remix' with elements of 'Yoncé' 19) 'Partition'

Video Interlude - Anointed - 'Yoncé' / 'Family Feud'

20) 'Church Girl' / 'Get Me Bodied' 21) 'Before I Let Go' with elements of 'Freakum Dress' 22) 'Rather Die Young' 23) 'Love On Top' / 'I Want You Back' 24) 'Crazy In Love'

Band Interlude - 'Freedom' / 'Work It Out' 'Green Light'

Band Interlude - 'Love Hangover'

25) 'Plastic Off the Sofa' 26) 'Virgo's Groove' / 'Naughty Girl' with elements of 'Speechless', 'Rocket', 'Cater 2 U', 'Signs', 'Say My Name' and 'Dance for You' 27) 'Move' with elements of 'Move Ya Body' 28) 'Heated'

Dance Interlude - 'Already'

Video Interlude - 'Ghost' / 'Bootylicious' / 'Jumpin' Jumpin' / 'Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)'

29) 'America Has a Problem' with elements of 'America Has a Problem (Kendrick Lamar Remix)' 30) 'Pure/Honey' with elements of 'Blow'

Dance Interlude - 'Pure' / 'Runway'

31) 'Summer Renaissance'

Notes and edits throughout the tour:

• 10/05/23 - Stockholm, Sweden - After 'Heated', there was a video interlude titled Memories Run Through My Wires of '***Kitty Kat' / 'Flawless' / 'Find Your Way Back' / 'Nuclear' / 'End of Time' and 'Heard About Us'. Beyoncé also performed 'Thique' with elements of 'Toxic', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love'. These have now been removed from the setlist.
• 20/05/23 - Edinburgh, UK - Beyoncé performed 'America Has a Problem' with elements of the 'America Has a Problem' remix featuring Kendrick Lamar for the first time.
• 23/05/23 - Sunderland, UK - Beyoncé moved the second half of 'Heated' from the main stage to the Club Renaissance section.
• 26/05/23 - Paris, France - Blue Ivy joined Beyoncé on stage for 'My Power' and 'Black Parade' and has since performed at the majority of the dates.
• 29/05/23 - London, UK - Beyoncé added a cover of 'River Deep Mountain High' as a tribute to Tina Turner permanently to the setlist.
• 21/06/23 - Hamburg, Germany - Beyoncé sang part of 'My Power' a cappella as a tribute to dance co-captain Amari Marshall's late brother Andre Jose Marshall II.
• 28/06/23 - Warsaw, Poland - Beyoncé did not sing 'Rather Die Young' or 'Love On Top'
• 29/07/23 - East Rutherford, New Jersey - Elements of Beyoncé and Travis Scott's song 'Delresto (Echoes)' were incorporated into the Renaissance video intro.
• 14/08/23 - Atlanta, Georgia - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for a second time.
• 24/08/23 - Glendale, Arizona - During 'Alien Superstar' the sound cut out and the performance stopped for 10 minutes. Beyoncé then returned to the stage in a new outfit and started 'Alien Superstar' again.
• 01/09/23 - Inglewood, California - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for a third time.
• 02/09/23 - Inglewood, California - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for a fourth time.
• 04/09/23 - Inglewood, California - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for a fifth time. Kendrick Lamar also joined Beyoncé on stage for 'America Has a Problem' and Diana Ross sang 'Happy Birthday' to Beyoncé.
• 23/09/23 - Inglewood, California - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for a sixth time. Megan Thee Stallion also joined Beyoncé on stage for 'Savage'.
• 24/09/23 - Inglewood, California - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for a seventh time. Megan Thee Stallion also joined Beyoncé on stage for 'Savage'.
• 27/09/23 - New Orleans, Louisiana - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for an eighth time.
• 01/10/23 - Kansas City, Missouri - Beyoncé did the Memories Run Through My Wires interlude and performed 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' for an eighth time.

Unless Beyoncé adds any future legs, the show is now complete.

Will Beyoncé change the Renaissance World Tour setlist at all?

Unless Beyoncé announces another leg to the tour, the show is now complete and, outside of 'Thique', 'All Up In Your Mind' and 'Drunk In Love' only being performed at select dates, there were no drastic changes to the setlist.

At the start of the tour, there was speculation that Beyoncé might edit the setlist based on the official tour programme. It had an image of what looked like a draft of the setlist for the show. Most of the songs listed in the photo appeared in the show. However, the left side of the photo contained a long list of songs, many of which weren't performed.

It now appears that Beyoncé simply edited the setlist down and gave fans a glimpse of songs that were considered for the show but didn't make the final cut.

🚨MAJOR SPOILER🚨 THE SETLIST pic.twitter.com/tDm8oc6lok — Ty. (@TKing_20) May 10, 2023

For fans wanting more of the Renaissance World Tour, Beyoncé has now announced that she is releasing a film based on the tour in cinemas December 1st. To book tickets and find out more visit: beyonce.com .

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Beyoncé ’s Renaissance tour kicked off in Stockholm on Wednesday and it’s  the superstar’s first tour in six whole years .

Queen B belted out an incredible setlist, blasting her way through banger after banger.

While the 41-year-old’s song selection was focused on her latest album Renaissance, she performed smash hits spanning her entire career, from Drunk In Love and Formation to Crazy In Love and Love on Top.

The Grammy-winner’s blockbuster show also saw her debut Cuff It, Summer Renaissance and Break My Soul live for the first time.

As for her stage setup, NME notes that it was an absolutely show-stopping affair, with Beyoncé incorporating everything from a floating horse (yes, really) to disco balls and robotic arms.

Check out the full setlist below:

The setlist for Beyoncé’s performance in Stockholm on Wednesday

The Signboard Dangerously in Love 2 Flaws and All 1+1 I’m Goin’ Down (Mary J. Blige cover) I Care I’m That Girl Cozy Alien Superstar Lift Off (Jay Z & Kanye West cover) 7/11 Cuff It Energy Break My Soul Formation Diva Run the World (Girls) My Power Black Parade Savage (Remix) Partition Church Girl Get Me Bodied Before I Let Go Rather Die Young Love on Top Crazy in Love Love Hangover Plastic Off The Sofa Virgo's Groove Naughty Girl Move Heated Megamix Thique All Up In Your Mind Drunk in Love America Has A Problem Pure/Honey Summer Renaissance

Figures this week put the singer’s potential earnings at an eye-watering £1.6billion, which is even more than  Taylor Swift  is expected to earn with her Eras tour.

Forbes  estimated that mum-of-three Beyoncé could be looking at a profit of over $2bn (£1.6bn), noting that estimates are based on ‘optimistic’ assumptions.

Said assumptions boil down to the number of fans buying tickets, but given the  incredible demand for tickets to the star’s world tour , that shouldn’t be a problem.

The outlet also said Beyoncé would pocket a ‘considerable share’ of merchandise sales and that by the time the tour wraps in September, the hitmaker could have grossed £1.9bn just from tickets. That figure is even higher than the magazine’s estimate for Taylor’s Eras tour, which it pins at around £1.5bn.

As for the head-spinning numbers, Forbes thinks it could be down to a post-pandemic boom, with fans desperate to see their favourite artists in person.

Beyonce  announced her return to the world’s stages in February and will promote her seventh studio album,  Renaissance.  

The  highly-anticipated extravaganza  will mark Bey’s first run of UK live performances since her On the Run tour – which made 48 stops across North America and Europe in 2018. 

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Beyoncé Kicks Off “Renaissance World Tour” in Stockholm: Video + Setlist

The post Beyoncé Kicks Off “Renaissance World Tour” in Stockholm: Video + Setlist appeared first on Consequence .

Beyoncé has made her long-awaited return to the stage — on Wednesday night, in Stockholm, Sweden, the legendary pop icon delivered the inaugural performance of the “ Renaissance World Tour ,” her first solo run of shows since 2016.

Opening for herself, Queen Bey kicked off the marathon, three-hour show by performing a series of ballads, including “Dangerously in Love,” “Flaws and All,” “1+1,” and “I Care.” After a brief intermission, Beyoncé launched into the Renaissance portion of her set, as she showcased her latest album with performances of “I’m That Girl,” “Cozy,” “Alien Superstar,” Cuff It,” “Energy,” and “Break My Soul.”

Video interludes broke the set into themed sections dubbed “RENAISSANCE,” “MOTHERBOARD,” “OPULENCE,” ANOINTED,” and “MIND CONTROL.” After debuting songs from her latest record, Beyoncé used “OPULENCE” to dig into her back catalog with “Formation,” “Run the World (Girls), “Black Parade,” and “Partition,” as well as her remix of Megan Thee Stallion’s “Savage.” In addition to addressing those long-awaited Renaissance visuals (“A queen moves at her own pace, bitch,” the narrator from “Formation” said), she delivered a good part of her performance on a metallic tank , which has been dubbed the Bey Wagon by the BeyHive. During “Partition,” she even rode it into a giant… robot vagina ?

The next act opened with a performance of the Renaissance cut “Church Girl,” in which Beyoncé created a stunning visual by using UV lights to transform her choir robe into a stained glass look. She followed up by throwing it all the way back to 2003’s “Crazy in Love” alongside other tracks like “Get Me Bodied” and “Love on Top” — the latter of which she mixed with The Jackson Five’s “I Want You Back.”

Returning back to her latest album, Bey ran through the Grammy-nominated “Virgo’s Groove,” “Plastic Off the Sofa,” “Move,” “Heated,” and “Thique.” During the latter track, she interpolated Britney Spears’ “Toxic.” For the final act of the show, she ran through  Renaissance  standout “America Has a Problem” dressed up as a bee, because, of course. That part of the set even included a news desk for Bey’s “KNTY News.”

Before closing out the show with “Summer Renaissance,” she ceded the stage to her dancers, who showed the crowd what ballroom — a major influence of her dance album — is all about.

See the full setlist and fan-captured performance footage below.

Wednesday’s show in Stockholm kicked off the European leg of the “Renaissance World Tour,” which will run through the end of June. After that, the North American leg will begin with two shows in Toronto, and then zig-zag across the United States. Learn how to get last-minute tickets to her upcoming shows here .

The “Renaissance World Tour” is Beyoncé’s first solo tour since 2016’s “ Formation World Tour .” In 2018, Bey embarked on a joint tour with her husband, JAY-Z, and delivered a memorable headlining performance at Coachella . Most recently, in January the 41-year-old multi-hyphenate played a private concert for a crowd of influencers in Dubai, which reportedly earned her $24 million .

Unlike the Dubai show, however, the “Renaissance World Tour” is designed for the public, in an arena setting. Tickets for the rest of the tour are still available to purchase here .

Photo Gallery Beyoncé in Stockholm, Sweden, May 10th (Click to Expand)

Beyoncé performs in Stockholm, May 10th, 2023, photo courtesy of artist

Beyoncé performs in Stockholm, May 10th, 2023, photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Parkwood

Renaissance World Tour Setlist:

Opening Act Dangerously in Love 2 Flaws and All 1+1 I Care

Act 2 – Renaissance I’m That Girl Cozy Alien Superstar Lift Off

Act 3 – Motherboard Cuff It Energy Break My Soul

Act 4 – Opulence Formation Diva Run the World (Girls) My Power Black Parade Savage (Remix) Partition

Act 5 – Anointed Church Girl Get Me Bodied Before I Let Go Rather Die Young Love on Top Crazy in Love

Act 6 – Anointed Pt. 2 Plastic Off the Sofa Virgo’s Groove/Naughty Girl Move Heated Thique All Up in Your Mind Drunk in Love

Act 7 – Mind Control America Has a Problem Pure/Honey Summer Renaissance

Beyoncé kicked off her "Renaissance World Tour" by performing "Dangerously in Love" #Beyonce #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/6OzkR0zdLT — CONSEQUENCE (@consequence) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé is performing on a metallic tank. I repeat, Beyoncé is performing on a metallic tank. pic.twitter.com/gc4Ag7LV2C — CONSEQUENCE (@consequence) May 10, 2023

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SHE LOOKS FUCKING AMAZING #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/wPD2TK9qei — liv is SEEING BEYONCE (@karinayonce) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé covering “I’m Going Down” by Mary J Blige at the #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/Qy7Dl5mWmd — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing ‘COZY’ with two robot arms at the Renaissance World Tour. pic.twitter.com/936GC5WkYj — Pop Base (@PopBase) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé, o Brasil precisa de você novamente por aqui! #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/T2IhSFCXwa — Oniverso Abominável (@Oniabominavel) May 10, 2023

🪩 | “PLEASE DO NOT BE ALARMED!” pic.twitter.com/WQbgH5oUYD — Beyoncé Press. 🪩 | Fan Account (@beyoncepress) May 10, 2023

beyoncé io ho bisogno della data italiana tu non puoi privarmi di questo pic.twitter.com/hW9caRhASh — 𝙛𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚𝙨𝙘𝙖  (@dreamwithlali) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé rocks her hips as she transitions from “Diva” into Lil Uzi Vert’s “I Just Wanna Rock.” pic.twitter.com/zQBkzpSKK2 — Rap Alert (@rapalert6) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing “Formation” at the #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/wspgP2IPSY — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing "MY POWER." #RENAISSANCEWorldTour 🪩 🎟️ https://t.co/gQt79tz5wy #RWT2023 pic.twitter.com/bFIZowabAl — BEYONCÉ LEGION (@BeyLegion) May 10, 2023

beyoncé rolling away into a huge vagina just now #BeyonceRenaissanceTour pic.twitter.com/YpytP1o5kG — 𝕣𝕖𝕘𝕒𝕟⋆｡°✩ 💜 (@rayyygun) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing “Black Parade” at the #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/9veFtUMXQs — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

Savage pic.twitter.com/vrmU5KAhpf — kevin. (@lacasebleue) May 10, 2023

Robot arms transform Beyoncé’s dress with UV light during the Renaissance World Tour. #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/d3Ud7eYh3z — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

É ELA!!! VIRGO'S GROOVE #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/SKDpw1J2Hj — BEYHIVE.com.br (@beyhivecombr) May 10, 2023

BEYONCÉ – HEATED #RenaissanceWorldTour #RENAISSANCEtour pic.twitter.com/9WDjwDWU5u — juaan (@juaangng) May 10, 2023

THIQUE COM ELEMENTOS DE TOXIC DA BRITNEY #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/fyO6SMxnBP — BEYHIVE.com.br (@beyhivecombr) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé sang the Drunk In Love run from Dubai 😭 #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/I1YUMzoHEo — 𝚊𝚛𝚒𝚔 (@kingbeyshive) May 10, 2023

and there it goes, Summer Renaissance closed the show WOWWWW 😭🪩 pic.twitter.com/SN86glhEca — THUGGA (@THUGGABEY) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé dressed up as the QUEEN BEE asking “where is my beehive?” ICONIC! #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/1ThdK8h6th — zont zo it (@oplivio) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé pulls out a bee outfit to perform ‘America Has A Problem’ during the Renaissance World Tour. pic.twitter.com/zqXUuMMY7C — Pop Base (@PopBase) May 10, 2023

beyoncé mixes “love on top” with the jackson 5’s “i want you back” on her renaissance world tour!! pic.twitter.com/ThTh5nqenq — izzy | fan account (@peacelovemjj) May 10, 2023

BEYONCÉ IS HEATED??? #RENAISSANCEtour pic.twitter.com/ddL9s1ByUA — ??????? (@beyoncegarden) May 10, 2023

BEYONCÉ HOSTING A BALL IS SO WILD TO ME OMG pic.twitter.com/1JwnRMX8TR — pocket (@islandthembo) May 10, 2023

omg not beyoncé addressing the visuals i’m crying ? #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/xQ9AkBCp3p — rasmus ?? (@rasmusbravado) May 10, 2023

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What's on Beyoncé's Renaissance Tour Setlist?

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Beyoncé is back on tour!

Fans traveled from far and wide to attend the first night of her highly anticipated world tour, and they were not disappointed. She opened with "Dangerously in Love," a song first recorded by Destiny's Child, and then dove into a medley of hits from all seven of her studio albums.

Beyoncé wrote on her Instagram when she announced Renaissance that "My intention was to create a safe place, a place without judgment. A place to be free of perfectionism and overthinking. A place to scream, release, feel freedom. It was a beautiful journey of exploration. I hope you find joy in this music. I hope it inspires you to release the wiggle. Ha! And to feel as unique, strong, and sexy as you are."

Here's the setlist from night one in Stockholm, her first time ever performing songs from Renaissance live . As is typical for a Beyoncé tour, she mashed up many of her songs :

• Dangerously in Love 2
• Flaws and All
• 1+1 / I'd Rather Go Blind
• I'm Going Down (Mary J. Blige cover)
• Energy ( Interlude )
• I'm That Girl
• Alien Superstar / Sweet Dreams
• 7/11 ( Interlude )
• Cuff It / Cuff It (Wetter Remix)
• Break My Soul / Break My Soul (Queens Mix)
• No Angel / Pretty Hurts ( Interlude )
• Run the World (Girls)
• Black Parade / Alright
• Savage (Megan Thee Stallion remix)
• Yonce / Family Feud ( Interlude )
• Church Girl
• Get Me Bodied
• Before I Let Go / Freakum Dress
• Rather Die Young
• Love on Top / I Want You Back (Jackson 5 Cover)
• Crazy in Love
• Green Light ( Interlude )
• Plastic Off the Sofa
• Virgo's Groove
• Naughty Girl
• Already / Kitty Kat / Flawless / Find Your Way Back / Heard About Us / End of Time ( Interlude )
• Thique / Toxic (Britney Spears cover)
• All Up In Your Mind
• Drunk in Love
• Ghost ( Interlude )
• America Has a Problem
• Pure / Runaway ( Interlude )
• Summer Renaissance

This list is updating live.

It's her first show of a planned 57 in stadiums across the world, so there's still plenty of time to see the Renaissance World Tour.

Emily Burack (she/her) is the Senior News Editor for Town & Country, where she covers entertainment, culture, the royals, and a range of other subjects. Before joining T&C, she was the deputy managing editor at Hey Alma , a Jewish culture site. Follow her @emburack on Twitter and Instagram .

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Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour Setlist Proves She’s An Alien Superstar

It’s three hours of newer tracks, classics, and surprises.

Remain calm: the queen has finally arrived. After months of suspense and fevered anticipation, Beyoncé kicked off her Renaissance tour in Sweden on May 10. With this being the singer’s first tour since 2018, fans wasted no time in scoring tickets and building their own dream setlist of gems she might perform. With her impressive discography of slow-burn ballads and pop-centric bops , the thought of choosing a perfect selection of songs might seem intimidating. However, in typical Beyoncé fashion, she delivered an iconic setlist that ran for three hours.

The opening night turned out to be a spectacle for in-person and online fans. Within minutes of the show’s beginning, nearly thousands of people scrambled to find livestreams on TikTok and Instagram. While some ran into roadblocks (certain streams apparently ended before fans could watch it), many hit the jackpot and live-tweeted the entire show in awe. But, here’s a heads-up for those looking to tune into a livestream for the tour: fans will be channeling their inner diva, so you might hear them singing louder than Beyoncé on stage.

As expected, Beyoncé performed the entire Renaissance album — but in a jumbled order. Instead of performing back-to-back tracks, she sprinkled in hits spanning from her debut Dangerously In Love to 2019’s The Gift soundtrack . She even dipped into her cult classic B-Day , though she performed the least amount of songs from that album compared to Lemonade and 4. This overall mixture gave Renaissance room to breathe and added a bit more adrenaline to those newer tracks once she sang them.

Check out Beyoncé’s full Renaissance tour set list below:

• “Dangerously in Love 2”
• “Flaws and All”
• “I’m That Girl”
• “Alien Superstar” / “Sweet Dreams”
• “Break My Soul”
• “Formation”
• “Run the World (Girls)”
• “Black Parade”
• “Savage (Remix)”
• “Partition”
• “Church Girl”
• “Get Me Bodied”
• “Before I Let Go”
• “Rather Die Young”
• “Love On Top” / “I Want You Back”
• “Crazy in Love”
• “Plastic Off The Sofa”
• “Virgo’s Groove”
• “Naughty Girl”
• “All Up in Your Mind”
• “Drunk in Love”
• “America Has a Problem”
• “Pure/Honey”
• “Summer Renaissance”

This dizzying (in the best way possible) show had a couple of surprise moments, too. During her performance of “1+1,” the singer eased in a cover of Mary J. Blige’s “I’m Goin’ Down.” She also performed her buttery rendition of Etta James’ “I’d Rather Go Blind,” which she covered in 2008’s Cadillac Records . All the singer needed was a platinum blonde pixie cut; however, her honey-brown tresses did the trick this time.

Elsewhere, she continued revving up the engine with transitions. After doing her infamous plane dance during “Diva,” she slickly bounced into “Just Wanna Rock” by Lil Uzi Vert. Don’t let Beyoncé’s lack of social media presence fool you — the star will always know a viral dance or two.

Then, while performing her octave-climbing “Love On Top,” she surprisingly threw in the backing melody of Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back.” That specific performance was a moment in itself, as the crowd nearly struggled to follow the track’s note changes. Don’t worry, Beyoncé certainly noticed .

Overall, the structure of this setlist is glorious, especially for those who want a taste of her entire discography. Oh, Beyoncé. You’ll always be famous.

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Let the “Renaissance” commence.

Beyoncé kicked off her highly anticipated world tour Wednesday at Friends Arena in Stockholm.

The music superstar uncharacteristically opened her nearly three-hour concert with slower favorites like “Dangerously in Love 2” and “I Care.” She then performed upbeat “Renaissance” cuts including “Alien Superstar” and “Cuff It.”

Greatest hits such as “Formation,” “Love on Top” and “Crazy in Love” followed before the night closed out with “Summer Renaissance.” (See the complete 36-song setlist below.)

Page Six broke the news in September 2022 that Beyoncé was taking her “Renaissance” album on the road .

She officially announced the 50-plus-date tour in February, revealing an itinerary that includes stops in London, Amsterdam, Chicago, New York City, Atlanta, Los Angeles and New Orleans, among other metropolises.

Forbes reported Monday that Beyoncé’s latest global trek could out-earn Taylor Swift’s ongoing Eras Tour by a whopping $500 million with an estimated gross of nearly $2.1 billion, which would make it the most successful concert series of all time.

“Renaissance” was one of last year’s most celebrated releases , landing at No. 1 on Page Six’s list of the best albums of 2022 .

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The dance record took home four Grammys, making Queen Bey the most decorated artist in the awards show’s history with 32 career wins.

Beyoncé, 41, has described “Renaissance” as the first part of a “three-act project,” though it is unclear what else she has in store for her Beyhive.

The entertainer last went on tour in 2018 with her husband, Jay-Z, to promote their joint album, “Everything Is Love.”

“Renaissance” is her first solo outing since 2016’s “Formation” world tour .

Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” world tour setlist:

• Dangerously in Love 2
• Flaws and All
• I’m Going Down (Rose Royce cover)
• I’m That Girl
• Alien Superstar
• Break My Soul
• Run the World (Girls)
• Black Parade
• Savage Remix
• Church Girl
• Get Me Bodied
• Before I Let Go (Maze cover)
• Rather Die Young
• Love on Top
• Crazy in Love
• Plastic Off the Sofa
• Virgo’s Groove
• Naughty Girl
• All Up in Your Mind
• Drunk in Love
• America Has a Problem
• Summer Renaissance

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Beyoncé’ “Renaissance” tour kickoff: The best clips from today’s show in Stockholm

See a selection of clips from the first stop on the tour, a three-hour set at friends arena..

Today (May 10), Beyoncé began her highly anticipated “Renaissance” tour after releasing the album of the same name last July. The tour kicked off in Stockholm, Sweden at the Friends Arena, where she performed for three hours.

According to setlist.fm , Bey started off the event with “Dangerously in Love.” The show’s first act also included a cover of Mary J. Blige ’s “I’m Goin’ Down,” while its second featured an interpretation of Jay-Z and Kanye West ’s “Lift Off.”

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Yoncé’s performance included 36 songs and had seven acts: the “Opening Act,” “Renaissance,” “Motherboard,” “Opulence,” “Anointed,” “Anointed pt. 2,” and “Mind Control.” See the full setlist and clips from the show below.

"Renaissance" Tour Setlist

Opening Act 1. Dangerously In Love 2. Flaws and All 3. 1+1 4. I'm Goin' Down (Mary J. Blige cover) 5. I Care

Renaissance 6. I’M THAT GIRL 7. COZY 8. ALIEN SUPERSTAR 9. Lift Off (JAY-Z & Kanye West cover)

Motherboard 10. CUFF IT 11. ENERGY 12. BREAK MY SOUL

Opulence 13. Formation 14. Diva 15. Run the World (Girls) 16. MY POWER 17. BLACK PARADE 18. Savage Remix (Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyoncé cover) 19. Partition

Anointed 20. CHURCH GIRL 21. Get Me Bodied 22. Before I Let Go 23. Rather Die Young 24. Love on Top 25. Crazy in Love

Anointed pt. 2 26. PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA 27. VIRGO’S GROOVE 28. Naughty Girl 29. MOVE 30. HEATED 31. THIQUE 32. ALL UP IN YOUR MIND 33. Drunk in Love

Mind Control 34. AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM 35. PURE/HONEY 36. SUMMER RENAISSANCE

Beyoncé covering “I’m Going Down” by Mary J Blige at the #RENAISSANCEWorldTour pic.twitter.com/Qy7Dl5mWmd — RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR (@RenaissanceWT) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé performing ‘COZY’ with two robot arms at the Renaissance World Tour. pic.twitter.com/936GC5WkYj — Pop Base (@PopBase) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé, o Brasil precisa de você novamente por aqui! #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/T2IhSFCXwa — Oniverso Abominável (@Oniabominavel) May 10, 2023

🪩 | “PLEASE DO NOT BE ALARMED!” pic.twitter.com/WQbgH5oUYD — Beyoncé Press. 🪩 | Fan Account (@beyoncepress) May 10, 2023

SHE LOOKS FUCKING AMAZING #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/wPD2TK9qei — liv is SEEING BEYONCE (@karinayonce) May 10, 2023

Beyoncé releasing the wiggle at the #RenaissanceWorldTour (I spy Honey Balenciaga) pic.twitter.com/vOerHhMVg3 — RENAISSANCE Updates🪩 (@B7Album) May 10, 2023

NO INTRO JUST HER #RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/kTcqeL4gDr — hamie (@hamieartin) May 10, 2023

🚨 Beyoncé performando Formation na #RenaissanceWorldTour ! pic.twitter.com/B3TdI4zsUE — Beyoncé Access (@beyonceaccess) May 10, 2023

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What can we say? We are in awe! This has got to be the tour of the decade. The visuals and props are on point. The new dancers are breathing fresh and new energy into the performances, and overall the show is simply amazing! We have added photos to the gallery, and will continue adding them as they become available. You can also check our Instagram and Twitter for some clips.

01. Dangerously In Love 02. 1+1 03. Flaws And All 04. I Care 05. I’m The Girl 06. Cozy 07. Alien Superstar BREAK – Sweet Dreams 08. Lift Off BREAK – 7/11 (Les Twins) 09. Cuff It BREAK – Cuff It (Remix) 10. Energy 11. Break My Soul BREAK – Break My Soul (Queens Remix) Interlude – No Angel 12. Formation 13. Diva BREAK – I Just Wanna Rock 14. Run The World (Girls) 15. My Power 16. Black Parade 17. Savage (Remix) 18. Partition

Interlude – Family Feud/Yonce 19. Church Girl 20. Get Me Bodied 21. Before I Let Go 22. Rather Die Young 23. Love On Top 24. Crazy In Love BREAK – Green Light 25. Plastic Off The Sofa 26. Virgo’s Groove 27. Move 28. Heated BREAK – Already INTERLUDE – Heard About Us 29. Thique 30. All Up In Your Mind 31. Drunk In Love 32. America Has A Problem 33. Pure/Honey BREAK – Blow VOUGE BREAK 34. Summer Renaissance

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Beyoncé Renaissance Tour setlist: Every single song performed by Beyoncé

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Here's what the setlist is likely to be for Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour.

Beyoncé is about to embark on a 48-show world tour starting in May and ending at the end of September 2023.

Following the release of Renaissance, her first solo project since 2016's Lemonade, all talk is about what the tour will look like, considering she has not dropped any visuals thus far.

This includes the track-list for the tour, and considering Bey's huge repertoire of hits, it will be a mission for her to perform a wide range of tunes.

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Beyoncé will commence her tour in Stockholm, Sweden and end in New Orleans, however there is strong suspicion that she will also take the Renaissance tour on the road to Australia, Asia and Latin America too.

The singer has a back catalogue of 7 solo albums and a whole multitude of side projects, so it will be tough to see what makes the cut.

So, what songs will Beyoncé be performing? Here's the Renaissance Tour setlist.

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Renaissance Tour Setlist:

1. Dangerously In Love

2. Flaws And All

4. I Care / I'm Goin' Down (Mary J. Blige cover)

5. I'M THAT GIRL

7. ALIEN SUPERSTAR / Sweet Dreams (Medley)

8. Lift Off (from Jay-Z and Kanye West's WATCH THE THRONE)

9. 7/11 (Interlude)

10. CUFF IT / CUFF IT - WETTER REMIX

11. ENERGY (ft. Beam)

12. BREAK MY SOUL / BREAK MY SOUL - THE QUEENS REMIX (ft. Madonna)

13. No Angel

14. Haunted

15. Formation

17. Run The World (Girls)

18. MY POWER (from The Lion King: The Gift)

19. BLACK PARADE

20. Savage Remix (Megan Thee Stallion ft. Beyonce)

21. Partition

23. CHURCH GIRL

24. Get Me Bodied / Freakum Dress

25. Before I Let Go

26. Rather Die Young

27. Love On Top

28. Crazy In Love (ft. Jay-Z)

29. PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA

30. VIRGO'S GROOVE

31. Naughty Girl

32. MOVE (ft. Grace Jones)

35. ALL UP IN YOUR MIND

36. Drunk In Love

37. AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM

38. PURE/HONEY

40. SUMMER RENAISSANCE

Of course Bey will perform the biggest hits and singles from Renaissance, including 'Break My Soul' and 'Cuff It'.

It is also likely she will perform 'Alien Superstar', 'Energy', 'Cozy', 'America has a Problem' and 'Virgo's Groove' to get the party started.

Bey performed in Dubai in January 2023 , but ensured she didn't perform any tracks from Renaissance in order to keep them for the tour.

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The singer performed tracks including 'XO', 'Halo', 'Freedom', 'Crazy in Love', 'Drunk in Love', 'Countdown' and 'Naughty Girl', so these are very likely to be on the Renaissance Tour setlist too.

Beyoncé has kept details on the tour (including the setlist) very quiet, so the confirmed songs will come as a surprise to everyone.

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Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour kicks off in Stockholm, Sweden, today. It's rumored to be 3-hours long and the setlist could include these songs.

• Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour kicks off on Wednesday night in Stockholm, Sweden.
• Fans can expect her to perform a medley of her greatest hits, as well as songs from her new album "Renaissance."
• Videos purport to show the singer rehearsing "Crazy in Love," "Naughty Girl," and "If I Were a Boy."

Beyoncé's highly-anticipated Renaissance World Tour kicks off on Wednesday night in Stockholm, Sweden, and fans are certain to love what she has in store for them.

The music superstar will be treating fans to a medley of her greatest hits, as well as songs from her latest studio album, "Renaissance," which topped the charts last year.

Beyoncé herself has yet to reveal anything about the show's setlist, but fans in Sweden have been visiting the Friends Arena, where the singer and her team have been rehearsing ahead of the opening night, and recording videos.

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Based on fan videos that purport to show Beyoncé rehearsing for the tour, the setlist could include:

• "Crazy In Love"
• "Naughty Girl"
• "Dangerously in Love 2"
• "If I Were a Boy"
• "Love On Top"/"I Want You Back"
• "Virgo's Groove"
• "Plastic Off the Sofa"
• "I'm That Girl"

According to information on the Friends Arena website, the show will be three hours long with no opening act, making it Beyoncé's longest concert ever from any of her tours. 

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After the opening night in Stockholm, Beyoncé will perform again at the Friends Arena on Thursday before embarking on a 19-leg trip of Europe, visiting Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Poland, and the United Kingdom.

The North American leg of the tour begins on July 8 in Toronto, Canada, and ends on September 27 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

According to Forbes, Beyoncé could earn as much as $2.1 billion from the tour. 

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