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Daily Mirror
03-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Primark's 'gorgeous' £12 hat shoppers 'need' for Beyoncé Cowboy Carter tour
Primark shoppers 'love' the retailer's new accessories for Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour Beyoncé's fans are counting down the days until the singer arrives in the UK for her Cowboy Carter Tour, and concert-goers searching for themed outfits love Primark's new accessories. The retailer is selling fashionable cowboy hats starting from £9, much to the delight of shoppers. The styles have impressed social media users who say they "need" the popular concert accessory, with many keen to get their hands on the hats. One excited shopper who posts on TikTok as @kiddoadventures showcased the range in a video with over 125,000 views. They wrote: "38 days until the queen is back in London! I found these hats at the Tottenham Court Road Primark." Primark's selection includes a £9 Straw Cowboy Hat with Trim, available in tan or black, and a £9 Woven Straw Cowboy Hat, available in beige. Both Straw Cowboy Hats are available for click and collect. The product description says: "Yeehaw! Treat your accessories edit to a new season makeover with this western-inspired cowboy hat!" As seen in the viral video, Primark's in-store range also includes £12 cowboy hats decorated with sequin stars, available in white or blue. There are also more £9 hats featuring different trim designs. Viewers loved what they saw. Replying to the video, someone commented: "Omg I'm gonna go buy my hat." Another fan said: "I guess my first stop when I fly in from Australia will be Primark." A third commenter simply said: "Wow." A fourth added: "Omgggg." A keen shopper wrote: "I need that brown one." A different comment read: "They're so nice." Someone else shared: "I've got the star one for her ready!!!" while Primark commented: "Ready for Queen Bey." Meanwhile, a shopper replying to @gracekabasele's video about the star hats said: "Gorg!!!!" A second said: "Love love love!!!" and @gracekabasele commented: "I'm obsessed!!" Planning their outfit, another social media user said: "I need boots asap." Primark shoppers might like the £24 Paula Echevarría Cowboy Boots, available in black or taupe. Primark describes the style as "sleek cowboy boots with pointed toes." Elsewhere, ASOS is one of several other retailers offering a selection of cowboy hats. For instance, there's a My Accessories sequin star patch festival cowboy hat in silver that's similar to Primark's star cowboy hat. It's currently on offer from £24 down to £20.40 ASOS also has an ASOS DESIGN cowboy hat with diamante fringe in black discounted from £28 to £19.60. There are rose gold and silver colour options. The retailer has also discounted its ASOS DESIGN Roan western heeled boots with stones in black from £50 to £25. Beyoncé's tour kicked off in California in April, and she plays her first of her six London shows on June 5.
USA Today
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Beyoce Cowboy Carter Tour setlist: All 39 songs she's performing
Beyoce Cowboy Carter Tour setlist: All 39 songs she's performing Queen Bey is back on tour. Beyoncé kicked off her Cowboy Carter Tour on April 28 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the first of 32 shows across nine cities. The concert is the first time fans will have to celebrate the iconic singer's Cowboy Carter album, which won Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammy Awards. It was the first Album of the Year win for Beyoncé. Her Renaissance tour was a massive success in 2023, and fans are turning up in droves to hear Beyoncé's first country album. Here are the 39 songs that make up her setlist for the Cowboy Carter Tour:
Metro
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
Beyonce fans 'annoyed' to find their seats moved 5 days before tour begins
Just days before Beyonce's Cowboy Carter hits the road, ticketholders are 'annoyed' at a last-minute change of plan. Cowboy Carter, the 43-year-old's big foray into country music, has taken the music world by storm, with the 43-year-old finally winning her album of the year Grammy after 99 nominations. In a screengrab posted on X, one fan showed a notification they got from the Ticketmaster just four days before the first Cowboy Carter concert in California, informing them their seat had changed. 'Due to changes in stage production, your original seats for the Cowboy Carter tour will now have an obstructed view. 'The event organised has accommodated you with new seats in a comparable location on the floor. 'Your new tickets are in your Ticketmaster account now; your original tickets are no longer valid for entry.' Some Queen Bey obsessives were not happy with the last minute change. 'Changes in what! I got my ticket based off of the stage design. Please don't pmo,' wrote @RevereRomance on X. 'Without a refund!?' asked @wifticaltemp, while @KafoaIlima said: 'Arrrggghhh I got pushed back 4 rows I'm annoyed.' 'Ohh I would be pisseddddd,' said @maseratimammi, while @blinkedup said: 'Please stop making changes 5 days before the start of the tour are you crazy?' However, others called the seat changes a blessing for those whose seats were upgraded to better floor positions. 'Imagine being blessed like this… A FLOOR SEAT WITHOUT AN UPCHARGE?!?' said @quarterlymatt, while 'She's likely giving them better seats in a better section. They're so lucky,' said @deemxreckless. @breeyonce, whose ticket was changed, said: 'I trust in the Mother of the House of Renaissance. I am not mad about my seat change.' Others wondered whether seats were being moved around to fill out the venue, which is yet to sell out due to tickets for Cowboy Carter seemingly appearing on Ticketmaster after the initial sale scramble. Tickets for the Inglewood event on Monday are still available to buy from just $45 for re-sale tickets and $85 for standard ones, with many available throughout the venue. Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour is coming to the UK in June over five nights in the Tottenham Hotspur stadium. Tickets are still available, with prices starting from around £100, and they can be purchased via Ticketmaster. It is unclear why these tickets appeared, though the Ticketmaster website explains: 'When customers find available tickets either online or through any of the other access points, those tickets are actually reserved while the customer considers the purchase. 'During that period, which lasts for only a few minutes, no one else can view or purchase those tickets. If the customer decides not to buy the tickets, they are 'released' and become available to other purchasers. 'So if a customer is looking at 10th row centre seats and decides not to buy, those seats become available for another customer. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 'A venue may release more tickets for Ticketmaster to sell as the event date approaches. This happens for several reasons such as 1) The artist or team may no longer need the tickets that were held when the event originally went on sale, or 2) Once the stage or event area is set up, the venue has a better idea about which seats are obstructed. More Trending 'Sometimes events are so popular that even seats with obstructed views are released for sale. 'Additionally, sometimes a customer attempts to buy tickets but their credit card is declined. If Ticketmaster is unable to contact the customer to secure a valid credit card or billing address, Ticketmaster may cancel the order and release the tickets for sale. 'Tickets may also be re-released if a customer does not follow Ticketmaster's published ticket limits or other terms of use.' Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Gordon Ramsay's home swarmed by police after becoming victim of prank MORE: Horror fans near tears after spotting subtle tribute in iconic 90s reboot MORE: Bianca Censori bares bum after reconciling with Kanye West amid his incest claims
Yahoo
19-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fans paid hundreds for what they thought would be a sold out Beyoncé tour. Now they're shocked she can't fill a stadium
Beyoncé's big country music Texas Hold 'Em bet is not paying off with concertgoers, with thousands of tickets still unsold for her her Cowboy Carter Tour despite it kicking off in less than two weeks. The official Ticketmaster site shows that the tour's opening night of April 28 in Los Angeles still has over 3,200 unsold seats — with standard tickets available from $85 and resale tickets on the site from just $35. Sales have been even slower for the final two nights in the West Coast city, with over 3,800 standard tickets still available for each show. And the East Coast hasn't been faring much better. The tour's last night in New Jersey's MetLife Stadium — the closest venue to New York City — still has over 5,500 tickets unsold, even though it was added on as an extra date due to supposed demand. Down in Georgia, the Atlanta show on July 14 has in excess of 5,800 tickets, including over 50% of floor seats — the most expensive tickets with the closest views of Queen Bey — still available. Live Nation, however, have pushed back at the suggestion that Beyoncé is having trouble selling tickets. Last month, in a statement to Billboard, the events giant claimed that 94% of tickets for the Cowboy Carter Tour have been sold. Since then, two further dates in Las Vegas have been added, bringing the total number of tour stops to 32. When Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour first went onsale in February, demand was so extreme that fans quickly grabbed whatever tickets they could get. They were understandably desperate to get hold of the coveted tickets. After all, she had just won Album of the Year at the Grammys, adding to her record-breaking awards haul. Many Beyhive members were also still smarting from their experiences trying to get tickets for her sold-out Renaissance World Tour in 2023, which moved over 2.7 million tickets but left many fans unable to secure a seat. Those lucky fans who were able to make it onto the official Ticketmaster site snapped up whatever they could lay their hands out, shelling out for tickets at inflated rates — prices which dropped dramatically in the following days as they remain unsold. Ticketmaster denies that it uses a 'dynamic' (ie. surge) pricing strategy and says that tickets are priced in advance by the artist touring team. Despite that early virtual scuffle for tickets, the only shows of the entire run that have actually sold out are her trio of shows in Paris. Tickets for her six night run at Tottenham Hotspur's stadium in London have proved about as popular as those for the struggling soccer club that calls it home, with thousands still not sold. The fact that ticket prices have dropped so dramatically is particularly galling for those dedicated fans who signed up for presales to make sure they got their tickets at the first possible opportunity. Many have been left infuriated and frustrated by the fact they paid extortionate prices for tickets near the back of huge stadium venues during those fan presales, only to see that better-placed seats are now onsale at significantly cheaper rates. 'Next time Beyoncé sends me a presale code for a tour, I'm ignoring it,' wrote TheYoncéHub, a fan account with 15k followers on X/Twitter. 'The way floor seats are way cheaper than stand seats I bought and [Ticketmaster] won't let me exchange.' Another user posted a similar complaint alongside a screen-recorded video of unsold tickets at SoFi Stadium. 'I'm [one] of those stuck with expensive nosebleeds presale tickets and unfortunately still so many blue dots on the first dates with unsold tickets. Just recorded this video showing some,' wrote user Jeff Q. Fans who are now unable to attend the tour also feel they've been left out of pocket. 'Ticketmaster and these fees belong in the pits of hell for real,' complained one fan on social media. 'I'm trying to sell my 5/15 Beyonce tickets. I'm not looking for a profit just what I paid back. They already charge crazy fees on buying the ticket and they doubling down on selling it. Just greedy as hell.' According to Billboard's projections, even apparently slow ticket sales and falling prices will only have a minimal impact on Beyoncé's bottom line. She's predicted to earn in excess of $325 million from the tour, around $10.15 million per show. The Renaissance World Tour, by contrast, lasted almost twice as long and earned $579 million from 56 shows, which works out at $10.33 million a show. The Independent has approached Beyoncé for comment, but her team had not responded by publication time. This piece was amended after Ticketmaster responded to comment.
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The Independent
17-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Fans paid hundreds for what they thought would be a sold out Beyoncé tour. Now they're shocked she can't fill a stadium
Beyoncé 's big country music Texas Hold 'Em bet is not paying off with concertgoers, with thousands of tickets still unsold for her her Cowboy Carter Tour despite it kicking off in less than two weeks. The official Ticketmaster site shows that the tour's opening night of April 28 in Los Angeles still has over 3,200 unsold seats — with standard tickets available from $85 and resale tickets on the site from just $35. Sales have been even slower for the final two nights in the West Coast city, with over 3,800 standard tickets still available for each show. And the East Coast hasn't been faring much better. The tour's last night in New Jersey's MetLife Stadium — the closest venue to New York City — still has over 5,500 tickets unsold, even though it was added on as an extra date due to supposed demand. Down in Georgia, the Atlanta show on July 14 has in excess of 5,800 tickets, including over 50% of floor seats — the most expensive tickets with the closest views of Queen Bey — still available. Live Nation, however, have pushed back at the suggestion that Beyoncé is having trouble selling tickets. Last month, in a statement to Billboard, the events giant claimed that 94% of tickets for the Cowboy Carter Tour have been sold. Since then, two further dates in Las Vegas have been added, bringing the total number of tour stops to 32. When Beyoncé 's Cowboy Carter Tour first went onsale in February, demand was so extreme it crashed the Ticketmaster website. Fans of the pop superstar were understandably desperate to get hold of the coveted tickets. After all, she had just won Album of the Year at the Grammys, adding to her record-breaking awards haul. Many Beyhive members were also still smarting from their experiences trying to get tickets for her sold-out Renaissance World Tour in 2023, which moved over 2.7 million tickets but left many fans unable to secure a seat. Those lucky fans who were able to make it onto the official ticketing site before it crashed snapped up whatever they could lay their hands out, shelling out for tickets at inflated rates thanks to Ticketmaster owner Live Nation 's 'dynamic' (ie. surge) pricing strategy. Just a couple of months later, the picture looks very different. Despite that early virtual scuffle for tickets, the only shows of the entire run that have actually sold out are her trio of shows in Paris. Tickets for her six night run at Tottenham Hotspur's stadium in London have proved about as popular as those for the struggling soccer club that calls it home, with thousands still not sold. The fact that ticket prices have dropped so dramatically is particularly galling for those dedicated fans who signed up for presales to make sure they got their tickets at the first possible opportunity. Many have been left infuriated and frustrated by the fact they paid extortionate prices for tickets near the back of huge stadium venues during those fan presales, only to see that better-placed seats are now onsale at significantly cheaper rates. 'Next time Beyoncé sends me a presale code for a tour, I'm ignoring it,' wrote TheYoncéHub, a fan account with 15k followers on X/Twitter. 'The way floor seats are way cheaper than stand seats I bought and [Ticketmaster] won't let me exchange.' Another user posted a similar complaint alongside a screen-recorded video of unsold tickets at SoFi Stadium. 'I'm [one] of those stuck with expensive nosebleeds presale tickets and unfortunately still so many blue dots on the first dates with unsold tickets. Just recorded this video showing some,' wrote user Jeff Q. Fans who are now unable to attend the tour also feel they've been left out of pocket. 'Ticketmaster and these fees belong in the pits of hell for real,' complained one fan on social media. 'I'm trying to sell my 5/15 Beyonce tickets. I'm not looking for a profit just what I paid back. They already charge crazy fees on buying the ticket and they doubling down on selling it. Just greedy as hell.' According to Billboard 's projections, even apparently slow ticket sales and falling prices will only have a minimal impact on Beyoncé's bottom line. She's predicted to earn in excess of $325 million from the tour, around $10.15 million per show. The Renaissance World Tour, by contrast, lasted almost twice as long and earned $579 million from 56 shows, which works out at $10.33 million a show.
