Beyoncé in London: Cowboy Carter Tour timings, dates, set list and everything you need to know
Beyoncé's Renaissance tour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was a colossal occasion. Across five nights in summer 2023, the Beyhive descended on north London in their droves, decked out in rhinestones, cowboy hats and leather jackets for the megastar's first world tour in seven years.
But, thankfully, she's not making us wait that long again. Just two years later, Beyoncé is on her way back to the stadium with more breathtaking stage production, flawless choreography and mesmerising vocals for the Cowboy Carter tour (full title: 'Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit Tour').
Planning to be in north London for a real-life boogie and a real-life hoedown with Beyonce herself? Here's all the important info you need.
When is Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour in London?
She'll be performing at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium once again on June 5, 7, 10, 12, 14 and 16.
What time will Beyoncé come on stage?
Doors to the stadium will open at 5pm, with Beyonce expected to appear at around 7.30pm. However, for her Cowboy Carter shows so far, she hasn't arrived on stage until 8.15pm.
Are there any tickets left?
Yes, there are actually quite a lot of tickets still up for grabs for each of Bey's London dates via verified resale on Ticketmaster or on Viagogo.
How much do tickets cost?
At the time of writing, the Ticketmaster resale tickets start from £103.50 each and there are tickets on sale on Viagogo from £72.
What's the full setlist for the Cowboy Carter Tour?
The nearly three hour Cowboy Carter setlist features all the songs from the album plus several tunes from Renaissance and some older favourites, like 'Diva' and 'Crazy in Love'.
'Ameriican Requiem'
'Blackbiird'
'The Star-Spangled Banner'
'Freedom'
'YA YA' / 'Why Don't You Love Me'mashup
'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'' / 'Summer Renaissance' / 'Pure/Honey' mashup
'Jolene'
'Daddy Lessons'
'BODYGUARD'
'II MOST WANTED'
'CUFF IT'
'TYRANT'
'THIQUE'
'LEVII'S JEANS'
'DAUGHTER'
'I'M THAT GIRL'
'COZY'
'ALIEN SUPERSTAR'
'TEXAS HOLD 'EM'
'Crazy in Love'
'HEATED'
'Before I Let Go'
'16 CARRIAGES'
'AMEN'
See the entire setlist here.
Who will be supporting Beyoncé in London?
Beyoncé hasn't had an opening act for her Cowboy Carter shows so far and there's no info at the moment over whether someone will be supporting her at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
In terms of special guests, there's some speculation that Sir Paul McCartney could join the star on stage for her rendition of the Beatles song 'Blackbird'.
Are there any banned items?
As per Tottenham Hotspur Stadium's policy, you can't bring in food, liquids, umbrellas any bigger than 1m, flares, smoke canisters, air horns, laser devices, fireworks, professional cameras, musical instruments or spray paint. You can see the full list of banned stuff here. And remember – your bag must be no bigger than A4.
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