Beyoncé Announces ‘Formation World Tour’ Dates

Beyoncé is going back on tour! Following her Super Bowl 50 halftime show performance with Coldplay and Bruno Mars, the megastar announced her Formation World Tour. The 40-date stadium tour will kick off in North America on April 27 in Miami, Fla. at Marlins Park with 21 additional stadium dates lined up throughout the country including New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Philadelphia, Dallas and more.  The European leg will begin on June 28.

The Formation World Tour is Beyoncé’s first solo tour since her ambitious Mrs. Carter Show World Tour in 2013. The sold-out tour spanning two years and five continents thrilled nearly two million fans and was hailed by critics worldwide. During the summer of 2014, BEYONCÉ and JAY Z launched the six-week ON THE RUN Tour, playing major stadiums in the US. They ended the tour in Paris, France in September 2014 with two additional dates that were filmed for an HBO Special that was nominated for an Emmy Award.

Tickets will be available for pre-sale on Feb. 9. Tickets will go on sale to the public on Feb. 16. Bey’s tour announcement followers the release of her new song and video “Formation,” which dropped on Saturday.

Beyonce’s Formation World Tour Dates

Wed. April 27 — Miami, FL,  — Marlins Park

Fri. April 29 —  Tampa, FL  —  Raymond James Stadium

Sun. May 1  — Atlanta, GA  — Georgia Dome

Tue. May 3  — Raleigh, NC  — Carter-Finley Stadium

Thu. May 5  — Nashville, TN  — Nissan Stadium

Sat. May 7 —  Houston, TX  — NRG 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

Mon. May 16 — Santa Clara, CA  — Levi’s Stadium

Wed. May 18  — Seattle, WA  — CenturyLink Field

Fri. May 20 — Edmonton, AB  — Commonwealth Stadium

Mon. May 23  — Minneapolis, MN  — TCF Bank Stadium

Wed. May 25  — Toronto, ON  — Rogers Centre

Fri. May 27  — Chicago, IL  — Soldier Field

Sun. May 29  — Detroit, MI  — Ford Field

Tue. May 31  — Pittsburgh, PA  — Heinz 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  — Hersheypark Stadium

EUROPE:
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Tue. June 28  — Sunderland, UK Stadium of Light —  Tue. Feb. 16

Thu. June 30 —  Cardiff, UK Millennium Stadium  — Tue. Feb. 16

Sat. July 2 —  London, UK Wembley Stadium  — Tue. Feb. 16

Tue. July 5  — Manchester, UK  — Emirates Old Trafford  — Tue. Feb. 16

Thu. July 7  — Glasgow, UK  — Hampden Park  — Tue. Feb. 16

Sat. July 9  — Dublin, IE  — Croke Park  — Mon. Feb. 15

Tue. July 12  — Dusseldorf, DE  — Esprit Arena  — Mon. Feb. 22

Thu. July 14 —  Zurich, CH  — Letzigrund  — Mon. Feb. 22

Sat. July 16  — Amsterdam, NE —  Arena  — Mon. Feb. 15

Mon. July 18  — Milan, IT  — Stadio San Siro  — Mon. Feb. 15

Thu. July 21  — Paris, FR —  Stade de France  — Mon. Feb. 15

Sun. July 24  — Copenhagen, DK —  Parken —  Mon. Feb. 22

Tue. July 26  — Stockholm, SE  — Friends Arena —  Mon. Feb. 15

Fri. July 29  — Frankfurt, DE  — Commerzbank Arena —  Mon. Feb. 22

Sun. July 31 —  Brussels, BE  — Roi Boudoin  — Mon. Feb. 22