The wait is finally over as Beyoncé fans across the globe can witness her live with her ‘Renaissance World Tour’ which is all set to kickstart on May 10, 2023, in Stockholm, Sweden. Beyoncé, known as Queen Bey to her fans, has been preparing for this moment for months, and the BeyHive has been eagerly anticipating the tour since it was announced, reported Hindustan Times.
Fans took to their social media handle and expressed their excitement over the opportunity to witness Beyoncé perform live. The global singer’s Renaissance World Tour is based on her seventh studio album and marks her ninth time hitting the road for a string of concerts. ALSO READ | Beyoncé Goes Nearly-NUDE: Flashes Her B**bs As She Puts On A Bold Display While Riding A Horse-SEE PICS!
A few lucky fans were able to get their hands on an advance copy of Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour book, and it includes artwork corresponding to each track on the album. A few netizens shared a few images on social media, showcasing Beyoncé looking divine in the new photos from the book. Interestingly, fans have widely appreciated the retro-futuristic vibe.
Several media reports suggest that Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour is set to break records and surpass Taylor Swift’s Eras tour.
As per the Forbes reports, Renaissance World Tour could potentially gross a staggering $2.4 billion in revenue, surpassing Taylor Swift's ‘Eras’ Tour by
According to Forbes, the Renaissance World Tour could approximately $500 million. This high revenue potential can be attributed to several factors, including Beyoncé's long hiatus from touring. ALSO READ | Beyoncé Goes Nearly-NUDE: Flashes Her B**bs As She Puts On A Bold Display While Riding A Horse-SEE PICS!
The Renaissance World Tour is expected to be a part of the most profitable tour for Beyoncé's career, and she will be hosting shows in London, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Toronto, Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, and her hometown of Houston, before wrapping up on September 27 at the Caesar's Superdome in New Orleans.
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