Step into the boots of the moderators who witnessed the Cowboy Carter Tour take over Washington, D.C. Join us as we relive the glitter, grit, and glory of Beyoncé’s historic two-night takeover where she grossed over $27M and transformed the nation’s capital into Bey City.

This segment isn’t just about the performances—it’s about the journey. From D.C.’s buzzing Bey-weekend block parties to the fashion, the fans, and the flood of emotion when the lights dimmed, our mods reflect on what made this stop unforgettable. You’ll hear stories about Rumi reading birthday signs, fan outfits that rivaled the runway, and the collective gasp when Beyoncé took the stage in custom Loewe, Oscar de la Renta, and Elie Saab.

We unpack personal highlights, favorite transitions, moments that made us cry, and how Beyoncé continues to redefine what it means to show up for your people. Whether it was the stroller in VIP, drag brunches at Howard Theatre, or Beyoncé honoring the American flag in fringe, feathers, and sequins—DC gave us something special.

🗣️ Plus:

• A look at the Cowboy Carter chart resurgence

• Exclusive merch drops and statue-worthy stage looks

• Our messages to Beyoncé herself

From the pre-show prayers to the post-show group chats, this is DC Nights—a love letter to Beyoncé from the heart of her hive.

Beyoncé’return to Houston wasn’t just a concert—it was a full cultural takeover. In this episode, we break down everything from the Cowboy Carter Tour’s second night in H-Town: the record-breaking $17.7 million show (now the highest-grossing concert by a female artist ever), to the Beyhive’s full-force presence across the city—from custom murals to Parkwood house photo ops and food stops like Frenchy’s, Trill Burgers, and Big Spoon Gumbo.

We highlight:

• 🧑🏽‍🎤 Special thanks to Chris Grant and Ty for Rodeo Queen Night 2

• 👏 Beyoncé telling the crowd, “Y’all are DRESSED, I mean DRESSED… nobody does it like Houstonians”

• 🔁 “Before I Let Go” back in the setlist

• 🔷 New flamenco walk + blue update to “American Requiem”

• 💙 TSU + BeyGOOD connections

👗 Fashion was a full Texas fantasy:

• Gold Vivienne Westwood remix from OTRII

• Agent Provocateur “Birthday Suit” in an American flag theme

• Swarovski-studded Houston tee + Levi’s shorts + marabou Mugler coat

• Custom Courrèges bodysuit x Tongoro cowrie chaps

• David Koma red star-cutout dress with opera gloves

• Olivier Rousteing’s gold Balmain gown moment that crowned her—literally.

🎤 Celebs spotted in the crowd:

Jay-Z, GloRilla, Normani, Bun B, Monaleo, Lizzo, Lex P, Serena Page, J Bolin… and Beyoncé’s beloved Aunt Flo (Florence Beyincé Bowers), shining at 81.

We also unpack the Parkwood update on the technical mishap with the flying car at NRG Stadium—what happened and how Bey handled it like the queen she is.

Houston, this wasn’t just a stop—it was a declaration. Press play. 🤠✨

Beyoncé wraps up her final show in Paris🇫🇷. A queen, a stage, a legacy. One last buzzin in the City of Light. 🐝✨

On this special Juneteenth episode of Clubhouse Beyhive, we unpack everything from Beyoncé’s Paris stop on the Cowboy Carter Tour. From her glittering new looks—including custom Paco Rabanne and a possible Agent Provocateur moment—to the surprise on-stage performance of “II Most Wanted” with Miley Cyrus, we’re diving into the new vs old magic unfolding each night. We honor Juneteenth by reflecting on its origin—June 19, 1865—and celebrate how Beyoncé continues the legacy of Black freedom and pride through music and action.

We also spotlight the Black Parade Route, BEYGOOD’s commitment to Black-owned businesses, and Mama Tina’s Galveston-born reflection on the meaning of Juneteenth through Cécred. With fans waving Juneteenth flags in the crowd and Bey rocking a Buffalo Soldier tee, the message was clear: Black history is American history—and Beyoncé is curating the soundtrack for this generation.

Stay tuned for behind-the-scenes tea, celeb sightings (yes, Jay Z, Mama Tina, and Lenny Kravitz were there!), and a fashion rundown you won’t want to miss. Plus, what’s the deal with the “Deja Blue” merch text and those exclusive in-venue drops?

London, you’ve been legendary. Six sold out nights. Six monumental shows. Beyoncé closed out her run in the UK with pure power, grace, and a standing ovation that lasted a full minute. It was a moment that felt like the entire stadium paused to give her her flowers.

This night was full of shifts. There was no Mute Challenge, and for the first time this leg, she walked herself back in Levi’s jeans instead of being carried. The twins returned to the stage, bringing back that full-circle family presence. And while “Energy” stayed off the setlist, the energy itself was unmatched.

The fashion was on fire. Beyoncé stunned in:

• A fierce custom Stella McCartney look with a soaring black bird across her chest

• A latex flame fantasy by Poster Girl’s Natasha Somerville and Francesca Capper

• A shimmering lavender corset gown by Vivienne Westwood

• Ferragamo by Maximilian Davis, sleek, elegant, and modern Western

• A heartstring-tugging nod to legacy: Tina Turner’s 1993 tour shirt

• A new 16 Carriages ensemble that had the whole stadium gasping

The night opened with a full Renaissance throwback, blending her eras seamlessly and reminding us that Beyoncé doesn’t just tour. She curates time.

Spotted in the crowd: Jay Z and the team, Kelly Rowland, Angie Beyince, Pitbull, and designers Natasha Somerville and Francesca Capper. A star-studded salute to a star’s final London bow.

Next up is Paris for Juneteenth. Could the twins take the stage on the 19th? If there were ever a time for THEY SONGGGG to rise, it’s now.

London Night 5 was one for the books. Beyoncé gave us a masterclass in reinvention switching up the setlist, debuting high-fashion looks, and closing the show with a personal moment that had the crowd roaring.

Gone were “Energy” and “Break My Soul,” swapped out for the return of the ballroom vogue battle a nod to her Renaissance roots. Les Twins were absent again, but the void was filled when her daughter stepped inside the signature triangle formation, a powerful moment of legacy and love.

And then there was the fashion. Bey hit the stage in a fierce Dsquared² Fall/Winter 2025 look, followed by a dramatic custom Dolce & Gabbana ensemble, and a veiled, lace-heavy Self-Portrait moment. She even served smoky cowgirl glam in a full Burberry fit that deserves its own spotlight.

To top it off, she ended the show with:

“I want to say Happy Father’s Day to Jiggaman it’s the ROC.”

Jay-Z, Ty-Ty, Angie Beyince, Winston Duke, and more were in the building to witness the magic. From couture to connection, this night was all heart and heat.

Tune in: we’re breaking it all down.

✨ Happy Birthday, Rumi and Sir

This episode covers Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour stop in London, where the twins turned 8 and the celebration made its way to the stage.

We briefly reflect on the meaning behind Rumi’s name, inspired by the 13th-century poet and mystic known for writing about love, the soul, and transformation. That depth feels intentional, aligning with Beyoncé’s recurring themes of rebirth and spiritual power.

And then there’s Sir. Beyoncé once said he “carries himself like a Sir,” which says everything. A name that commands dignity and respect from the start.

🖤 TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Beyoncé debuted a new fur coat and wide-brimmed hat during 16 Carriages, bringing drama and Western glam

Later, she changed into a pearl-adorned Self-Portrait bodysuit with white feathered chaps

The crowd was invited to wish Rumi a happy birthday mid-show

Les Twins were absent

Jasmine Harper and Hajiba Fahmy joined the tour as dancers

Hajiba’s history with Beyoncé goes back to Revel and the French verse in Partition

🎟️ CELEBS IN THE BUILDING

Jay-Z and team

Naomi Campbell

Tim Weatherspoon

New dancers. New outfits. Same flawless Beyoncé presence.

#CowboyCarterTour #BeyHivePodcast #HappyBirthdayRumiAndSir #BeyoncéLondonNight4

The Cowboy Carter Tour gallops into London and gives us EVERYTHING. On this episode, we dive into Beyoncé’s historic London shows with:

🐝 Setlist shakeups:

• ENERGY/LOSE MY BREATH/MUTE CHALLENGE replaced “Before I Let Go” — and yes, it failed twice!

• “Cuff It” gets new staging during Spaghettii

• “WTHELLY” removed from the set

• A marriage proposal during “II Hands II Heaven”

• Rumi’s emotional choreography moment — and a fan-led birthday serenade planned for Sir & Rumi 🎂

👗 Fashion Roundup:

Beyoncé serves London couture in

• Custom Off-White by Ib Kamara (x2!)

• Gold Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini nod to Renaissance

• Etro Fall/Winter 2025

• Thom Solo’s “Rodeo Queen” thigh-high boots

• Custom Ottolinger SS24/25 references

• A finale tribute in custom Versace — Donatella in the audience! “I’m honored to wear your clothes,” Beyoncé said. 👑

🏆 Awards Watch:

The Beyoncé Bowl has been submitted for 10 Emmy categories — Queen Bey is credited in 5:

• Variety Special

• Directing

• Costumes

• Music Direction

• Production Design

💸 Tour Stats (Pollstar, May):

• 8 shows across Chicago and Jersey

• 49,000 avg. tickets sold

• $14.1M avg. gross per night

• 100% sold out

💬 Memorable Moments:

• “Peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly!” – Beyoncé, June 10th

• “Please give it up for my first twins, Les Twins.”

• Fan outfits going viral — the Hive never misses.

👀 Celebs in Attendance:

• Donatella Versace

• Ib Kamara

• Todrick Hall

• Jay-Z

• Jodie Turner-Smith

• Emory’s daughter, Justice

• Mel Carter’s daughter, Reign

PLUS: Neal Farinah shares how Beyoncé’s glam survives the elements:

“Me and the weather app stay tight. I’m monitoring for heat, humidity, rain… but in the summer, I rely on the Moisture Sealing Lotion — it’s my weather insurance policy.” 💅🏾

🐝 STREAM NOW and stay tuned — the Cowboy Carter era is rewriting the rules.

#CowboyCarter #Beyoncé #LondonShows #SetlistUpdate #Emmys #FashionIcons #RenaissanceToCarter #BeehiveBriefing

The Cowboy Carter Tour is in full swing, and we’ve got ALL the tea! From Beyoncé’s electrifying ENERGY/MUTE challenge to a fresh Mugler look, there’s plenty to talk about. We’re breaking down Les Twins’ epic return, the removal of the pit riser, and the jaw-dropping gold opening outfits. Plus, we dish on A-list celebs like Jay-Z, Tina Knowles, and even Greta Gerwig spotted in the crowd! Grab your tour book and get ready for a Beyoncé deep dive—this is your ultimate guide to the Everything Tour setlist, tourbook, and all the tour’s new vs. old surprises! ✨🐝

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[J: Night 4&5 NY

Get ready for a rundown of the hottest nights in Jersey! Night 2&3 of Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour at MetLife Stadium just wrapped up, and we're serving up the tea on all the action. From show-stopping performances to star-studded guest lists (hello, Solange, Jazmine Sullivan, and Doja Cat!), we're covering it all. Beyoncé brought the heat with new outfits, including custom Telfar denim inspired by her signature bandana-print durag and a show-stopping custom MM6 Maison Margiela croc-embossed leather jacket - a one-of-a-kind piece that marks the brand's first-ever custom creation! 🐊 Paired with a Cultnaked Purrr coat, serving looks. We’ll dive into the fashion, performances, and behind-the-scenes moments from these unforgettable nights, including her "diva" engagement, showcasing fans on the Jumbotron with finger points. Tune in for the highlights and scoop! 🎧

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Get ready for the ultimate debrief! We just wrapped up Night 1 of #CowboyCarterTour in New Jersey and we're still reeling from the energy! Join us as we dish on the show's highlights, changes, and most epic moments. From new outfit premieres to show-stopping choreo, we're breaking it all down. Tune in as Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour is making history! After just 9 shows, it's become the fastest tour to surpass $100 million in total gross, beating Kendrick Lamar and SZA's Grand National Tour which took 10 shows. Shoutout to Beyoncé's dancer Deijah for helping crown the "Rodeo King and Queen" - sounds like a special moment from the tour! Queen Bey continues to slay the music industry .

Beyoncé brought the storm and the soul to Chicago with two unforgettable nights of her Cowboy Carter Tour at Soldier Field. We’re breaking down every moment from Night 2’s extended “Ya Ya” outro and the powerful new choreography in “American Requiem,” to Night 3’s surprise stage entrance (no horse!) and the crowd that might just win best of the tour. We talk fashion changes, the debut of “New Money,” Jay-Z sightings, celebrity guests, and the new closing bodysuit that had us screaming. Soldier Field saw over 140,000 fans across three nights—was this her best city yet?

Tune in as we saddle up and ride through the highlights, fan reactions, and MetLife predictions.

Beyoncé braved the storm and brought the heat to Chicago's Soldier Field on May 15 for night one of her #CowboyCarterTour! Despite severe weather warnings and heavy showers, Queen Bey didn't let the rain dampen her sparkle. The show started around 10:15 p.m. CT, after a delay of over 3 hours, and she rocked not one, but several stunning new looks.

The show opener was a showstopper - a sparkly gold bodysuit with fringe and matching chaps. She later debuted another fierce look with more chaps for "Alligator Tears", leaving fans gagging! For "Texas Hold 'Em", she wore a custom letterman jacket with a big "B" and boots that read "made for walking". Beyoncé even threw some shade, playfully calling out the crowd for being "very demure", a nod to TikTok creator Jools LeBron's viral trend - and a special shoutout since LeBron was in attendance! One standout moment was her performance of "Ya Ya". Queen Bey is always on top of her game, trends, and lingo!

Tune in as Courtney , Shad (Notorious), Earline, and Dr. Sadie break down all the energy from Cowboy Carter Night 5 in Inglewood.

Night 5 came with a twist: while Beyonce welcomed us to the Renaissance once more, she came down on a lift instead of the stairs as she once did to prior. Fan favorites like “Irreplaceable,” and “If I Were a Boy,” and a snippet of “Haunted” crept into “Tyrant” snippet of “Haunted” teased yet again, keeping fans guessing.

Beyoncé’s "Cowboy Carter" tour has officially wrapped up its Los Angeles leg with five sold-out shows at SoFi Stadium! The final show on May 9th was a historic spectacle that blended fashion, music genres, and powerful themes. With a 39-song setlist, Queen Bey solidified her record for most performances at SoFi Stadium. A star-studded crowd attended, including Megan Thee Stallion, Jackée Harry, Jackie Aina, Taraji P. Henson, and Jussie Smollette. Next stop: Chicago's Soldier Field on May 15th!