Beyoncé might be one of the biggest names on the planet, but even Queen Bey isn’t immune to a little tour ticket drama. According to TMZ, her highly anticipated “Cowboy Carter” tour still has plenty of seats available; and that’s just days before the first show kicks off in Miami. Yep, you read that right: Beyoncé tickets… not sold out. Wild times.
GettyBefore anyone starts sounding the alarm, let’s be real: this is Beyoncé we’re talking about. She’s still packing arenas with some of the most devoted fans in music history. But it seems like even an icon can hit a few unexpected bumps, especially when experimenting with new sounds and bigger venues.
Bigger Arenas, Bigger Challenges?
One major factor? Scale. As TMZ pointed out, Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” tour is her first solo U.S. run in years… and she’s aiming even higher by performing in massive stadiums. That’s a lot of seats to fill, no matter how legendary you are.
Plus, her latest album leans hard into country influences, which, while critically praised, marks a stylistic shift from her usual pop and R&B dominance. Fans who were hoping for another Renaissance-style dance party might be taking a second to adjust. It’s not that they aren’t loyal; it’s that people sometimes need a minute to vibe with a new era.
And let’s not ignore the economy. Ticket prices everywhere are higher than ever, and even the Beyhive has budgets to consider. Big arenas, big changes, and big price tags? It’s a perfect storm for a slower sellout.
Beyoncé Always Plays the Long Game
Still, if history has taught us anything, it’s this: never underestimate Beyoncé. Seriously. She’s known for transforming tours into full-blown cultural moments, and “Cowboy Carter” is shaping up to be no different.
Despite tickets being available, TMZ says they were told that sales are still strong overall. Some shows are moving faster than others, and as buzz builds around the tour’s visuals, fashion, and live vocals (you know she’s about to deliver), those empty seats could disappear fast.
Bottom line? Beyoncé might be starting off with a few hurdles, but if there’s anyone who knows how to turn a slow start into a blockbuster finale, it’s her. We’re not worried; we’re just excited to see what kind of magic she brings to the stage this time.
For those interested in snagging tickets to “Cowboy Carter,” they still can be found on Ticketmaster, with shows in various locations.
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