Beyoncé setlist: All the songs on her Cowboy Carter tour
With a few pops of pyro and a strut down a catwalk in a white-fringed getup, country couture Beyoncé kicked off her 32-date stadium tour April 28 at SoFi Stadium with 'American Requiem.' Beyoncé's five shows at the venue add to her record-breaking resume: She now holds the record for the most performances at the 70,000-capacity stadium, where she played three nights on her Renaissance World Tour in 2023.
The opening night of Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter spectacle – the fifth all-stadium tour of her decorated career – drew heavily from her lauded album, with 19 of the 36 songs played during the 2 ¾-hour show coming from the career opus that won album of the year at this year's Grammys.
Beyoncé changed the setlist for SoFi Stadium's second night May 1, moving some songs around and adding several including "If I Were A Boy," "Single Ladies" and "Love on Top."
Along with her California performances, Beyoncé will play multiple shows in Chicago and East Rutherford, New Jersey before heading to Europe in June and returning to the U.S. for a pair of shows in her Houston hometown and Washington, D.C., four concerts in Atlanta and a final double shot in Las Vegas July 25-26.
Here are all the songs Beyoncé performed at her Cowboy Carter concert:
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'American Requiem'
'Blackbiird"
'The Star-Spangled Banner'
'Freedom'
'Ya Ya'
'America Has a Problem"
'Spaghettii"
'Formation'
'My House"
'Diva'
'Alliigator Tears"
'Just For Fun"
'Protector"
'Flamenco"
'Desert Eagle'
'Riiverdance"
'II Hands II Heaven'
'Sweet Honey Buckiin'' (on April 28); "Tyrant" (on May 1)
'Jolene' (on April 28); "Thique" (on May 1)
'Daddy Lessons' (on April 28); 'Levii's Jeans' (on May 1)
'Bodyguard' (on April 28); "'Sweet Honey Buckiin'" / "Pure/Honey" / "Summer Renaissance" (on May 1)
'II Most Wanted' (on April 28); 'Texas Hold 'Em' (on May 1)
'Cuff It' (on April 28); "Crazy in Love" (on May 1)
'Tyrant' (on April 28); "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (on May 1)
'Thique' (on April 28); "Love on Top" (on May 1)
'Levii's Jeans' (on April 28); "Irreplaceable" on (May 1)
'Daughter' (on April 28); "If I Were a Boy" (on May 1)
'I'm That Girl' (on April 28); "Jolene" (on May 1)
'Cozy' (on April 28); "Daddy Lessons" (on May 1)
'Alien Superstar' (on April 28); "Bodyguard" (on May 1)
'Texas Hold 'Em' (on April 28); 'II Most Wanted' (on May 1)
'Crazy in Love' (on April 28); 'Cuff It' (on May 1)
'Heated'
'Before I Let Go'
'16 Carriages' (on April 28); "Daughter" (on May 1)
'Amen' (on April 28); 'I'm That Girl' (on May 1)
"Cozy" (on May 1)
'Alien Superstar' (on May 1)
'16 Carriages' (on May 1)
'Amen' (on May 1)
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Beyoncé setlist at SoFi Stadium: All 39 songs at Cowboy Carter tour
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