Beyoncé Knowles‑Carter concluded her groundbreaking Cowboy Carter Tour on 26 July 2025 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, securing her status as the headline act behind the highest‑grossing country music tour ever, with revenues surpassing USD 400.6million
The tour finale was nothing short of spectacular. Beyoncé welcomed former bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams on stage for a surprise Destiny’s Child reunion—their first performance together since Coachella 2018. The trio performed a medley of nostalgic hits, including “Lose My Breath”, “Bootylicious” and joined Beyoncé during her hit “Energy” for the viral “mute challenge” moment
The final show also featured guest appearances from Jay‑Z, who sang “Crazy in Love” and “N ‑ ‑ s in Paris”, as well as rapper Shaboozey, adding to the star‑studded atmosphere. Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy, also made a cameo on stage, concluding what has been one of her most ambitious tour experiences to date.
Spanning 32 stadium shows across nine major cities—including Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, London, Paris, Houston, Washington D.C., and Las Vegas—the tour drew in over 1.6 million attendees, setting numerous box office records by venue and across continents
Beyoncé now stands as the first woman and first American act to achieve two separate tours each grossing over $400 million, joining Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and The Rolling Stones in that rarefied club
Previously in 2023, Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour grossed an astounding USD 579.8 million, which remains the highest‑grossing tour by a Black and R&B artist With the Cowboy Carter Tour, she reaffirms her position as the highest‑grossing Black artist and R&B artist of all time
The tour was staged in support of her eighth studio album, Cowboy Carter, which was released in March 2024. The record marked Beyoncé’s first country album and featured collaborations with both country legends and emerging Black country artists. The album shattered streaming records globally, becoming the biggest debut for a female country album on platforms like Spotify and Amazon Music . Her crossover into country music has been hailed as a watershed moment, driving a surge in country‑genre engagement, especially among Gen Z listeners and Black audiences worldwide
Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour has not only rewritten touring records—it has reshaped the cultural landscape of country music and crowned her enduring global influence.
