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Last month after the “Beyoncé Bowl,” Beyoncé sent fans into a frenzy with a cryptic social media post teasing something major set for January 14. However, the megastar revealed on Monday (Jan. 13) that the announcement is being postponed due to the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles.
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Despite the delay, people speculate that Queen Bey might be gearing up for a stadium tour!
Some fans reportedly received a notification of a scheduled Beyoncé show in Chicago for Friday, 12th September 2025. Apparently, a ticketing website had an error and seemingly “had this scheduled and didn’t turn it off” after Bey postponed, as noted by a user who received the alert.
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If true, this would mark Beyoncé’s first tour since the wildly successful 2023 Renaissance World Tour (which also inspired a hit concert film). Anticipation for what many are dubbing a “Cowboy Carter” tour is at an all-time high, but nothing has been officially confirmed.
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Stay tuned, Beyhive—your queen might be saddling up soon!
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