Beyoncé is bringing her Cowboy Carter Tour to London this June, with six highly-anticipated shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The singer will finish touring the US before crossing over to Europe.
All of her UK performances are in London, drawing thousands of fans from across the country. Londoners and visitors alike are now looking for the best ways to plan their journey and experience.
Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming Cowboy Carter UK tour – including timings, setlist, travel and how to get remaining tickets.
When and where is Beyoncé performing?
Beyoncé will be performing at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on six dates as part of her Cowboy Carter World Tour:
- Thursday, June 5
- Saturday, June 7
- Tuesday, June 10
- Thursday, June 12
- Saturday, June 14
- Monday, June 16
What are the timings on the day?
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium’s website states that doors will open at 5pm and Beyoncé’s set will commence at 7.30pm. However, in the performances she has done so far, she hasn’t arrived on stage until 8.15pm.
The stadium bars will close at 9.30pm and the stadium itself will close at midnight.
What is the Cowboy Carter setlist?
Beyoncé is playing some incredible songs on the tour, including Oh Louisiana, America Has A Problem, Spaghettii, and plenty more.
According to setlist.fm, the average setlist for the Cowboy Carter tour is as follows:
- 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
- AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM
- SPAGHETTII
- Formation
- MY HOUSE
- Diva
- ALLIIGATOR TEARS
- JUST FOR FUN
- PROTECTOR
- FLAMENCO
- DESERT EAGLE
- RIIVERDANCE
- II HANDS II HEAVEN
- TYRANT
- THIQUE
- LEVII’S JEANS
- SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN’ / PURE/HONEY / SUMMER RENAISSANCE
- TEXAS HOLD ‘EM
- Crazy in Love
- Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
- Love on Top
- Irreplaceable
- If I Were a Boy
- Jolene (Dolly Parton cover)
- Daddy Lessons
- BODYGUARD
- II MOST WANTED
- CUFF IT
- HEATED
- Before I Let Go (Maze featuring Frankie Beverly cover)
- DAUGHTER
- I’M THAT GIRL
- COZY
- ALIEN SUPERSTAR
- CARRIAGES
- AMEN
Who are the support acts?
Beyoncé has not announced any support acts for her Cowboy Carter Tour UK dates, or for any other shows on the tour.
Previously, in the Renaissance World tour, Beyoncé had DJ sets creating the atmosphere before she came out on stage, which we assume could be the case this time round.
The DJs who opened for the Renaissance World Tour include Nia Archives, Shygirl, Arca, and LSDXOXO. It’s possible these DJs will be involved in the Cowboy Carter Tour as well.
Fan moments to look out for
As fans gear up for the London shows, a viral tradition from her past tour is making an exciting return.
Known as the ‘mute challenge,’ this moment sees entire stadiums fall silent when Beyoncé sings a single line. It started during her 2023 Renaissance tour, and it’s already sweeping her US dates once again.
During the song ‘Energy,’ Beyoncé sings, ‘Look around, everybody on mute’ – and crowds in the 2023 tour actually obeyed. For about five seconds, the entire stadium tried to stay silent before erupting in cheers.
This year, the challenge has taken on a new twist. Crowds now fall into silence during ‘Single Ladies,’ when Beyoncé sings ‘Now wait.’
At a recent LA show, fans immediately hushed before screaming in unison seconds later.
Those heading to the London shows can listen out for the key moment.
How to get to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Organisers recommend coming by Tube or Overground as these will drop you within walking distance of the stadium and staff will be on hand to assist before and after the concert. The best routes are:
London Underground Victoria line to Seven Sisters
From Finsbury Park, Highbury & Islington, King’s Cross St Pancras, Euston, Victoria and Vauxhall. Seven Sisters is a 15-30 minute walk from the stadium and Tube trains run every two to six minutes until 12.30am, and then every 10 minutes on Friday and Saturday nights for the Night Tube.
London Overground to White Hart Lane
From Liverpool Street, Hackney Downs and Cheshunt. This is just 500 metres away from the stadium. In the event of overcrowding, you may have to walk from Seven Sisters.
Travelling by car is not advised as no parking is available at the stadium and nearby parking is very limited. Plenty of buses serve the stadium including the 49, 259, 279 and 349.
Are tickets still available for the Cowboy Carter tour?
Beyoncé resale tickets are out right now on a number of second-hand websites. These retailers give fans a second chance to attend the upcoming Cowboy Carter tour.
Resale tickets for most sections are still available for all six London shows. Fans can grab theirs below:
Alternatively, VIP tickets are still available from certain websites. These often come with extras like lounge access, food and drink, or even after-parties:
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