**Beyoncé Set for Six-Night Run at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour Gallops Into London**
LONDON — Global superstar Beyoncé is set to electrify London this June with a six-night stretch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, bringing her acclaimed *Cowboy Carter* tour to the British capital. The Grammy-winning performer, now 43, will open her residency on a Thursday night, followed by concerts on June 7, 10, 12, 14, and 16. These shows mark her return to the UK following the highly successful *Renaissance World Tour* in 2023, which saw her grace the very same venue for five memorable nights.
The *Cowboy Carter* tour, launched in April in Inglewood, California, celebrates Beyoncé’s eighth studio album of the same name—a record notable for its bold shift into country music territory. Already, the tour has wowed audiences across the United States, and UK fans are eagerly awaiting a show that blends the singer’s signature hits with her new country-inspired tracks.
Beyoncé’s London performances promise a dynamic setlist, spanning big crowd-pleasers such as “Love On Top,” “If I Were A Boy,” and “Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It),” alongside selections from *Cowboy Carter*. The album has pushed the boundaries of genre, championing songs like “Texas Hold ‘Em,” “16 Carriages,” and “II Most Wanted.” Audiences have also been treated to surprising cover versions, including The Beatles’ “Blackbird” and Dolly Parton’s classic, “Jolene”, demonstrating Beyoncé’s versatility and respect for musical tradition.
In an interesting twist, no support acts have been announced for the tour’s current leg—a decision that ensures the full spotlight remains on Beyoncé’s multi-faceted performance. Doors are slated to open at 5pm ahead of each London show, giving fans ample time to soak up the atmosphere at the North London arena.
After completing her London residency, Beyoncé’s tour will continue across the Channel, with three nights scheduled at Paris’s Stade De France. She will then return to the United States for the concluding shows of what has been one of 2025’s most anticipated concert series.
This latest triumph comes on the heels of Beyoncé’s historic outing at the 67th Grammy Awards. There, *Cowboy Carter* earned the songstress her long-awaited Album of the Year win, as well as Best Country Album and Best Country Duo/Group Performance for a collaboration with Miley Cyrus on “II Most Wanted.” Beyoncé’s acceptance speech delivered a poignant tribute to Linda Martell, the first black woman to perform at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, who features prominently on the album.
Beyoncé has often brushed up against the top prizes in the music industry, having previously been nominated for Album of the Year with her works *I Am…Sasha Fierce* (2008), *Beyoncé* (2013), *Lemonade* (2016) and *Renaissance* (2022). With her latest wins, she has cemented her place as the most-awarded artist in Grammy history, amassing a record-breaking 35 trophies to date.
The pop icon’s achievements have even drawn royal commendation, with King Charles III acknowledging her “exceptional” talent on his internet radio programme, The King’s Music Room. Such praise speaks to Beyoncé’s immense influence that transcends musical genres and brings fans of all backgrounds together.
Rising to fame in the 1990s alongside Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams as part of Destiny’s Child, Beyoncé’s solo career has delivered six number one singles and five number one albums in the UK alone. Offstage, she shares her life with rapper Jay-Z (Shawn Carter), whom she married in 2008. The couple are parents to three children: Blue Ivy, Rumi, and Sir.
Tickets for the London dates remain on sale, although demand is expected to be huge given Beyoncé’s enduring popularity. As anticipation builds, there is no doubt that her six-night engagement will be one of the UK’s musical highlights this summer, further solidifying her reputation as one of the most powerful, innovative, and beloved artists in the world.