Beyoncé announced her “Cowboy Carter” tour in social media posts early Sunday ahead of the Grammys, but she won’t be making any stops in Detroit this time around.
The first post was a video of a light-up sign that said “COWBOY CARTER TOUR 2025.”
This post was followed by another post with a portrait of the singer with the caption “COWBOY CARTER TOUR 2025.”
The news of the tour comes after the artist postponed an announcement that had been scheduled for Jan. 14 due to the wildfires in Los Angeles. When she postponed that update, she also said her nonprofit, BeyGood, was raising funds and had already donated $2.5 million to those impacted by the fires.
While Beyoncé is taking “Cowboy Carter” on tour, Detroit fans will have to travel if they want to see her perform.
The closest city for Michiganders to catch the tour will be Chicago, where she’ll play two shows at Soldier Field.
Beyoncé was last in Detroit when she played at Ford Field as part of her Renaissance World Tour.
Here’s the full list of tour dates for the 2025 Cowboy Carter tour"
- April 28: Los Angeles, SoFi Stadium
- May 1: Los Angeles, SoFi Stadium
- May 4: Los Angeles, SoFi Stadium
- May 7: Los Angeles, SoFi Stadium
- May 15: Chicago, Soldier Field
- May 17: Chicago, Soldier Field
- May 22: New Jersey, MetLife Stadium
- May 24: New Jersey, MetLife Stadium
- May 25: New Jersey, MetLife Stadium
- May 28: New Jersey, MetLife Stadium
- June 5: London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- June 7: London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- June 10: London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- June 12: London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- June 19: Paris, Stade de France
- June 21: Paris, Stade de France
- June 28: Houston, NRG Stadium
- June 29: Houston, NRG Stadium
- July 4: Washington, D.C., Northwest Stadium
- July 7: Washington, D.C., Northwest Stadium
- July 10: Atlanta, Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- July 11: Atlanta, Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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After announcing the tour, Beyoncé went on to win three Grammys Sunday evening, including Album of the Year, her first for that category. She also won Best Country Album and Best Country Duo/Group Performance. She is the most nominated artist in the history of the Grammys.
