If we recently learned that Madonna would return with her Celebration World Tour, now Queen B herself will be the next to set foot on Spanish soil. Beyoncé has just announced the Renaissance World Tour and among the cities she will visit is Barcelona. Of course, get your wallet ready if you want to see her.
The tour is named after their latest album, Renaissance, and will kick off in Stockholm on May 5. The tour will last about two months and will end in New Orleans at the end of September.
When and where can I buy the tickets?
On the other hand, for her stop in Spain Beyoncé has chosen the city of Barcelona and specifically, the Olympic Stadium. If you do not want to miss your ticket, write down this date and time: February 10 at 10:00 Spanish time. Tickets will go on sale through Ticketmaster and Live Nation websites.
However, there are two ways you can buy your ticket early. On February 6 from 10:00 to 6:00pm Spanish time there will be a pre-sale for those who are registered in BeyHive and there will also be another one on February 9 from 10:00 to 6:00pm Spanish time for Live Nation users.
Ticket prices
We already warned you that seeing Beyoncé will not be especially cheap. These are the prices of the tickets you can buy next Friday:
- Golden Circle A and B: 209,5 €
- General track: 90,5 €
- 1st category grandstand: 209,5 €
- 2nd category grandstand: 153 €
- 3rd category grandstand: 107,5 €
- 4th category bleacher: 62,5 €
Renaissance World Tour dates and cities
- May 10 – Stockholm
- May 14 – Brussels
- May 17 – Cardiff (United Kingdom)
- May 20 – Edinburgh (United Kingdom)
- 23 May – Sunderland (United Kingdom)
- May 26 – Paris
- May 29 – London (United Kingdom)
- May 30 – London (United Kingdom)
- June 2 – London (United Kingdom)
- June 6 – Lyon
- June 8 – Barcelona
- June 11 – Marseille
- June 15 – Cologne
- June 17 – Amsterdam
- June 18 – Amsterdam
- June 21 – Hamburg
- June 24 – Frankfurt
- June 27 – Warsaw
- July 8 – Toronto
- July 12 – Philadelphia
- July 15 – Nasville
- July 17 – Louisville
- July 20 – Minneapolis
- July 22 – Chicago
- July 26 – Detroit
- July 29 – East Rutherford
- August 1 – Boston
- August 3 – Pittsburgh
- August 5 – Washington
- August 9 – Charlotte
- August 11 – Atlanta
- Aug. 16 – Tampa
- Aug. 18 – Miami
- August 21 – St. Louis
- August 24 – Phoenix
- August 26 – Las Vegas
- August 30 – San Francisco
- September 2 – Inglewood
- September 11 – Vancouver
- September 13 – Seattle
- September 18 – Kansas City
- September 21 – Dallas
- September 23 – Houston
- September 27 – New Orleans
The “Renaissance” Beyoncé after five years without world tours
After six years without releasing music, Beyoncé released the first volume of Renaissance last July. Defined by the artist as “Act I”, Renaissance is a dance album with nineties touches that brings back the magic of the disco world. From it, several viral tracks such as Cuff It or Break My Soul have been released.
However, even Beyoncé is not able to escape controversy. The announcement of her new tour has been accompanied by numerous criticisms for her performance at the Atlantis luxury residence in Dubai. The singer is known to be a standard bearer for LGTBQ+ rights and feminism, two areas more than violated in the United Arab Emirates.
