Ok, let’s be honest…it’s really Blue Ivy’s tour. Our girl came out the gates serving, and eating up the stage.

Beyoncé kicked off her Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit tour in Los Angeles on Monday, delivering a nearly three-hour performance that proved it certainly ain’t Queen Bey’s first rodeo.

The concert at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood was a celebration of Southern Black culture, freedom of expression and Beyoncé’s own family, with appearances by her two daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter.

Beyonce has taken to all of her Social Media accounts to announce to the world what many of us have speculated since her “announcement”… the Cowboy Carter Tour.

The announcement was first noticed in an updated version of “Beyonce Bowl”. It appeared at the end of the show.

The tour has finally started, and thanks to many of the BeyHive, we got our first glimpse at Beyonce’s vision for the new music.

What can we say? We are in awe! This has got to be the tour of the decade. The visuals and props are on point. The new dancers are breathing fresh and new energy into the performances, and overall the show is simply amazing! We have added photos to the gallery, and will continue adding them as they become available. You can also check our Instagram and Twitter for some clips.

The Carters are officially on the run, and they have finished their first stop! The show was a success, and the fans are tweeting like crazy about how much they loved the show. Check out the photos in the gallery to get a taste of the outfits and the show atmosphere.

Setlist:
On The Run II
Holy Grail
On The Run
Interlude

Drunk In Love
Irreplaceable/Diva
Dirt Off Your Shoulder
On To The Next One
FuckWitMeYouKnowIGotIt
Flawless (Remix)/Feelin Myself
Top Off
Naughty Girl
Big Pimpin
Interlude

Run This Town
Baby Bou
Why Don’t You Love Me
Bam
Hold Up/Countdown
Sorry/Me, Myself and I
Interlude

99 Problems
Ring The Alarm
Don’t Hurt Yourself
No Church In The Wild
Song Cry/ManyFacedGod
Resentment
Interlude

Family Feud
Upgrade U
Niggas In Paris
Beach Is Better
Formation
Run The World (Girls)
PSA
The Story of OJ
Deja Vu
Show Me What You Got
Crazy In Love
Freedom
You Don’t Know
Interlude

Forever Young
Perfect Duet

Beyonce debuted new costumes and more fan favorites, as she performed Kitty Kat.

Her shows always are stellar spectacles.

And Beyonce Knowles-Carter’s latest, The Formation World Tour, only reinforces that sentiment with inspiring new costumes – including a dazzling bronze bodysuit and a shimmery white number – and choreography.

The 34-year-old singing sensation knocked out an absolutely wonderful performance at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas on Saturday.

Her first outfit was a figure-hugging bodysuit featuring shiny bronze panels, a bejeweled belt and puffy sleeves with jeweled fringe.

Fishnet leggings, black boots and sheer long sleeves rounded out the ensemble, which seemed to have a medieval feel.

While her flaxen locks were curled into glorious gold ringlets, they were initially covered by a massive black sombrero as she appeared on stage.

As the show progressed, the visuals only got more impressive.
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What more appropriate way to welcome the storm known as Beyonce than with rumbles of thunder so severe it rattled rib cages and caused skin vibrations?

On the third date of her three-month long “Formation World Tour,” the Queen Bey made an Atlanta entrance befitting her status as R&B royalty, marching onto the stage with her black-hat-clad posse in “Formation” and immediately hitting the gyration button.

“I know I’m gonna have a good ol’ time tonight,” she told the sold-out Georgia Dome crowd that included nearly every significant Atlanta hip-hop star – T.I., Ludacris, 2 Chainz, Rick Ross (some of whom performed during DJ Khaled’s opening set) – as well as heavyweights Usher, Jermaine Dupri and Diddy.

While the two-hour show wasn’t flawless from an audio standpoint – “Bow Down” and “Run the World (Girls)” were flooded with so much bass, it didn’t matter how many times Beyonce galloped in place, teasingly edged toward the front of the stage or blinked prettily under glitter-shadowed eyes, they were painful to endure – she has designed a production that manages to be simultaneously sleek and gargantuan.
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