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Beyonce just pulled off a Super Bowl hat trick. In addition to releasing a new single and performing during the Half Time Show, Bey just announced that her Formation World Tour will launch on April 27th.
The 13-city North American opening leg takes its name from her new album, which she teased Saturday by releasing a politically and sexually charged video for “Formation’s” title track. Her tour will open with an April 27 show at Marlins Park in Miami and conclude with a June 12 show at Pennsylvania’s Hershey Park Stadium, near Harrisburg. Then the tour moves to Europe. All dates appear below.
The tour is being produced by Live Nation, which owns Sleep Train Amphitheatre in Chula Vista and House of Blues in the Gaslamp Quarter. Tickets will go on sale this week; prices and on-sale times for Beyoncé’s San Diego concert appear below.
Ticket prices for the May 12 Qualcomm Stadium show are $40, $70, $95, $165 and $300 each, plus service charges.
A pre-sale for members of her fan club will run from 10 a.m. Tuesday to 5 p.m. Wednesday. A pre-sale for American Express card members will run from noon Tuesday until 5 p.m. Wednesday. A Live Nation pre-sale will run Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Beyoncé 2916 Formation World Tour dates
Wed. April 27, Miami, FL, Marlins Park
Fri. April 29, Tampa, Raymond James Stadium
Mon. May 9, Dallas, TX, AT&T Stadium
Thu. May 12, San Diego, CA, Qualcomm Stadium
Sat. May 14, Los Angeles, CA, Rose Bowl
Fri. May 20, Edmonton, AB, Commonwealth Stadium
Wed. May 25, Toronto, ON, Rogers Centre
Fri. May 27, Chicago, IL, Soldier Field
Fri. June 3, Boston, MA, Gillette Stadium
Sun. June 5, Philadelphia, PA, Lincoln Financial Field
Tue. June 7, New York, NY, Citi Field
Fri. June 10, Baltimore, MD, M&T Bank Stadium
Sun. June 12, Hershey, PA, Hershey Park Stadium
Tue. June 28 Sunderland, UK Stadium of Light
Thu. June 30 Cardiff, UK Millennium Stadium
Sat. July 2 London, UK Wembley Stadium
Tue. July 5 Manchester, UK Emirates Old Trafford
Thu. July 7 Glasgow, UK Hampden Park
Sat. July 9 Dublin, IE Croke Park
Tue. July 12 Dusseldorf, DE Esprit Arena
Thu. July 14 Zurich, CH Letzigrund
Sat. July 16 Amsterdam, NE Arena
Mon. July 18 Milan, IT Stadio San Siro
Thu. July 21 Paris, FR Stade de France
Sun. July 24 Copenhagen, DK Parken
Tue. July 26 Stockholm, SE Friends Arena
Fri. July 29 Frankfurt, DE Commerzbank Arena
Sun. July 31 Brussels, BE Roi Boudoin
Agencies/Canadajournal
