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  • Beyoncé Reunites Destiny’s Child in Surprise Las Vegas Finale of ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour

    Beyoncé Reunites Destiny’s Child in Surprise Las Vegas Finale of ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour

    Beyoncé saved her biggest surprise for last. As she closed out her Cowboy Carter Tour in Las Vegas on Saturday, July 26, fans at Allegiant Stadium were treated to a long-awaited reunion, Destiny’s Child returned to the stage in full force.

    A Glorious Gold Comeback

    In a moment that sent shockwaves through the BeyHive and beyond, Beyoncé was joined onstage by Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams for an unexpected, glittering reunion. Decked in coordinated gold ensembles, the iconic trio emerged mid-show to the roaring sound of “Independent Women,” thrilling a crowd that had no idea what was coming.

    “Destiny’s Child, b—!” Beyoncé shouted, strutting across the stage with the same confidence that made them household names two decades ago.

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    They launched into “Lose My Breath,” a fan favorite from their final studio album, before segueing into Beyoncé’s solo hit “Energy” where they tackled the viral “Mute Challenge” together, proving the chemistry is still undeniable.

    Bootylicious and Then Some

    Of course, no Destiny’s Child reunion would be complete without “Bootylicious.” The trio closed their set with the early 2000s anthem, exchanging smiles and hugs before Beyoncé addressed the crowd: “Give it up for Destiny’s Child!”

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    While Beyoncé’s 2018 Coachella set was the last time the trio shared a stage, their off-stage bond has remained strong. Rowland and Williams were both spotted at several Cowboy Carter stops earlier this summer, with Williams attending the Washington, D.C., show and Rowland popping up in Paris.

    A Starry Vegas Send-Off

    The Las Vegas finale wasn’t short on star power. Jay-Z joined his wife for a performance of their classic “Crazy in Love,” while country upstart Shaboozey stepped in to deliver his verse from “Sweet Honey Buckiin’,” their Cowboy Carter collab.

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    And just when fans thought it couldn’t get any more personal, 13-year-old Blue Ivy made a heartwarming final appearance, joining her mom onstage one last time, marking the end of a tour that has spanned major cities from Los Angeles to London.

    One Act Ends, Another Awaits

    The Cowboy Carter Tour marks the second chapter in Beyoncé’s ambitious three-act project, which began with 2022’s Renaissance album and tour. With Act II now complete, fans are already speculating what surprises Act III might hold.

    But for one night in Las Vegas, nostalgia, sisterhood, and show-stopping choreography came together under one glittering roof, and Destiny’s Child reminded us all why they remain the blueprint.

  • Beyoncé Brings Miley Cyrus Onstage for Surprise Duet at First ‘Cowboy Carter’ Show in Paris

    Beyoncé Brings Miley Cyrus Onstage for Surprise Duet at First ‘Cowboy Carter’ Show in Paris

    Beyoncé Knowles-Carter is back in her rodeo era and proving once again that she knows how to make a moment. The global superstar launched her Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour with a Juneteenth show at Stade de France in Paris, and brought a surprise guest to help kick it off.

    Midway through the June 19 show, Beyoncé thrilled the crowd by inviting Miley Cyrus to join her onstage for a live performance of their Grammy-winning duet, “II Most Wanted.” The collab, originally featured on Beyoncé’s genre-blending Cowboy Carter album, was performed live together for the first time, and fans were not ready.

    A Star-Spangled Start in Paris

    Beyoncé took the stage around 8:56 p.m. local time, opening her first European date on the tour with gratitude and flair.

    “Paris, France, I have to say I’m very grateful to be on this stage. We have a very special show for y’all,” she told the crowd.

    Decked in a gold ensemble, with Cyrus matching the metallic glam, Beyoncé welcomed the “Flowers” singer with an emotional introduction.

    “I love y’all so much,” she said before bringing Miley out. “I’m super excited because I wanted to do something very special for you guys. I’m so grateful to sing with you, Ms. Miley Cyrus.”

    The two artists shared a cheek kiss and held hands before delivering a powerful rendition of their country-infused hit. Their chemistry was undeniable, and the audience soaked up every note.

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    Grammy Gold and Giddy Applause

    Beyoncé and Cyrus’s duet isn’t just fan service, it’s award-winning. The pair took home the Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance earlier this year for “II Most Wanted,” which fans have praised for its emotional depth and genre-defying sound.

    “Please give it up for Miley,” Beyoncé said as the crowd roared post-performance. “That was amazing.”

    The ‘Cowboy Carter’ Era Rides On

    The Cowboy Carter tour, which first launched at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles in April, has been a dynamic showcase of Beyoncé’s evolution as an artist. The setlist spans genres, from country to R&B, gospel, and even Americana, and is laced with cultural nods and family ties.

    The Paris opener is just the beginning of her international stops. Beyoncé is set to perform again at Stade de France on June 21 and 22 before continuing the global leg of the tour.

    Fans in Full Rodeo Frenzy

    Online and in the stadium, fans couldn’t get enough of the Beyoncé-Miley moment. Social media lit up with reactions ranging from teary-eyed emojis to full-blown scream typing.

    “THEY SOUND AMAZING LIKE OMFG MY HEART,” wrote one fan on X (formerly Twitter).

    Another posted: “This was not on my 2025 bingo card 😭”

    TikTok clips of the duet quickly racked up views, with fans applauding the performance’s elegance, synergy, and show-stopping surprise factor.

    A Juneteenth Celebration to Remember

    That the show kicked off on Juneteenth, a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, wasn’t lost on many fans either. Beyoncé, who has long centered Black history and culture in her work, layered the moment with deeper meaning through both her music and her message of unity.

    With more tour dates on the horizon, it’s safe to say the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit is already delivering standout moments, and we’re only at the starting gate.

  • Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour Recap: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go

    Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour Recap: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go

    Beyoncé is officially back in the saddle — and she’s taking fans on a powerful, three-hour journey through country, soul, and Renaissance pop.

    On April 28, Queen Bey kicked off her Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, setting the tone for what’s already shaping up to be one of the year’s most epic concerts.

    Here’s everything you need to know if you’re heading to the show (or just want to live vicariously through the internet).

    39 Songs. 3 Hours. 1 Legend.

    Beyoncé’s setlist is no joke — she performed 39 songs across nearly three hours, blending Cowboy Carter deep cuts with fan-favorite anthems from Renaissance, Lemonade, and beyond. (And yes, that’s counting a few incredible mash-ups).

    Expect to hear:

    • Ameriican Requiem
    • Texas Hold ‘Em
    • 16 Carriages
    • Formation
    • Crazy In Love
    • Cuff It
    • Diva
    • Jolene
    • Freedom
    • and so many more.

    Major Highlights

    The Opening:

    The night officially kicked off at 8:15 p.m. with performers in flowing red robes setting the stage, as the energy inside SoFi Stadium hit a fever pitch.

    Mechanical Bull Moment:

    Beyoncé rode a mechanical bull during Tyrant, channeling pure rodeo queen energy.

    Red Car Sky Ride:

    During 16 Carriages, Beyoncé sat in a red car and flew over the audience, soaring across the stadium while delivering one of the show’s most emotional moments.

    Family Cameos:

    Rumi Carter, now 7 years old, made a heart-melting appearance during Protector.

    Big sister Blue Ivy Carter, 13 years old, returned to the stage numerous times, including an epic dance break during America Has A Problem, reminding everyone she’s been that girl since her first cameo on the Renaissance Tour.

    Iconic Crowd Sightings:

    Even Oprah was spotted in the audience — just another reminder that this is the event to be at.

    A Deeper Story

    This isn’t just a concert — it’s a bold statement.

    Before diving into Cowboy Carter’s anthems, Beyoncé, dressed in a stunning white leather outfit and cowboy hat, paused to honor Black country trailblazers like Linda Martell.

    “I want to thank all of those who came before me,” Beyoncé said, as images of country music pioneers flashed onscreen. “Thank you for giving me the creative liberty to challenge myself.”

    Patriotic visuals, Wild West motifs, and a stylized gun duel with an older white cowboy highlighted the show’s theme of reclaiming space.

    She closed the night in a jaw-dropping American flag gown, singing “Amen” alongside a towering, masked Statue of Liberty head — a finale as bold and unforgettable as the show itself.

    Cowboy Carter Already a Record-Breaker

    Fresh off her history-making Renaissance run, Beyoncé has done it again.
    At the 2025 Grammy Awards, Cowboy Carter took home three trophies:

    • Album of the Year
    • Best Country Album
    • Best Country Duo/Group Performance for “II Most Wanted” (her collaboration with Miley Cyrus)

    Where She’s Headed Next

    Queen Bey isn’t done with Los Angeles just yet. She’ll return to SoFi Stadium for three more shows before taking her new era on an international journey.

    Next stops include:

    • Chicago
    • East Rutherford, New Jersey
    • London
    • Paris
    • Houston (homecoming alert!)
    • Washington, D.C.
    • Atlanta
    • Las Vegas

    Final Tip: Saddle Up, Beyhive

    Come ready for a three-hour ride packed with soaring vocals, heart-stopping visuals, and the kind of country-pop-renaissance fusion only Beyoncé can deliver.

    Bring your cowboy hat, your best boots, and your loudest singing voice — this isn’t just a concert, it’s history in the making.