When presale tickets for Beyoncé's shows went live, many fans were met with a donation request on top of the already insane ticket prices.

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For many people, this isn’t their first rodeo relying on Ticketmaster to supply their Beyoncé tour needs. In 2023, the sales giant tried an online lottery system for Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour with its Verified Fan program — which required ...

Here's how to buy Beyoncé 'Cowboy Carter' Tour tickets online for 2025 and how to find the best deals on Beyonce tickets for general sale on Feb. 14.

Ready to see Beyoncé when her tour comes to California? Of course you are, but your wallet might not be. Is Ticketmaster to blame?

Beyoncé fans will soon have the opportunity to purchase tickets to her highly anticipated Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit Tour.

As Beyoncé fans gear up to buy general-sale tickets for her tour today, a StubHub spokesperson shares tips on how to prepare for the resale market.

I lucked out and my first Beyoncé experience cost just $85 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville in 2016, and I purchased the ticket a few hours before the show on a whim. This time around, luck wasn’t on my side.

Beyoncé announced the "Cowboy Carter" tour on her Instagram page the morning of the Grammys, showing a giant neon sign with the words "Cowboy Carter Tour" flashing. The next day, the superstar revealed the dates for her tour, along with where she will be performing.

Before the general onsale, Beyoncé has already announced a five-stop extension to her anticipated “Cowboy Carter” tour, including a third show at Chicago’s Soldier Field.

Currently, the cheapest ticket at the time of publication for Beyoncé‘s May 22 show at MetLife Stadium is $94 on Viagogo. For the May 24 show in East Rutherford, the cheapest ticket at the time of publication find is $117 on Viagogo.

London is also set to have a hot summer with Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, SZA, and Lady Gaga all set to go on tour. So perhaps people are having to make a choice over which artist they are willing to spend their hard-earned money on, and maybe artists are starting to price out their main fanbase without even realizing it.