Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour setlist in full for UK tour
As part of her tour, the megastar will be heading to London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for six sold-out nights.
The Cowboy Carter Tour has already been making its way around the USA, seeing social media flooded with videos and pictures of Beyoncé on tour.
But many have been wondering what the exact setlist will be and which chart-topping anthems the former Destiny's Child singer will perform.
So you can get ready to sing your heart out, we've got the setlist according to setlist.fm.
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour setlist
AMERIICAN REQUIEM Blackbird (The Beatles cover) The Star-Spangled Banner (John Stafford Smith & Francis Scott Key cover) Freedom YA YA / Why Don't You Love Me OH LOUISIANA PROPAGANDA AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM SPAGHETTII Formation MY HOUSE Diva TRAILER ALLIIGATOR TEARS JUST FOR FUN PROTECTOR The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger song) FLAMENCO PEEP SHOW DESERT EAGLE RIIVERDANCE II HANDS II HEAVEN TYRANT THIQUE LEVII'S JEANS SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN' / PURE/HONEY / SUMMER RENAISSANCE OUTLAW (50FT COWBOY) TEXAS HOLD 'EM Crazy in Love Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) Love on Top Irreplaceable If I Were a Boy DOLLY P Jolene (Dolly Parton cover) Daddy Lessons BODYGUARD II MOST WANTED CUFF IT HEATED Before I Let Go (Maze featuring Frankie Beverly cover) HOLY DAUGHTER DAUGHTER OPERA I'M THAT GIRL COZY ALIEN SUPERSTAR COWBOY CARTER RODEO LEGACY 16 CARRIAGES AMEN
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