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Beyonce announced a world tour during Super Bowl 50

Written by
Andrew Frisicano
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Shortly after the Beyoncé featuring Bruno Mars and Coldplay Super Bowl halftime show, the true purpose of what we just watched was revealed. Like most things Super Bowl—from the commercials to the post-game-speech Budweiser plug—the spectacle proved to be a carefully planned bit of marketing, but this time for something you might actually want to buy. A short post-performance ad, which you can watch below, announced Beyoncé's Formation World Tour, kicking off April 27 and visiting NYC on June 7 at Citi Field. Tickets to the NYC show go on sale February 16, with presales for Beyhive members and AmEx cardholders before that.

Of course the halftime show was a lot of other things too: the first live performance of new Beyoncé single "Formation," endless callbacks to halftime shows past (from Beyoncé's MJ-referencing outfit to Coldplay's lyrical interpolations), a reminder of the staying power of "Uptown Funk," Beyoncé's backup-dancers-as-Black-Panthers political gesture, an affirmation that Coldplay are fine but pale next to their pop peers. The main takeaway though—and this part is irrefutable—is that Beyoncé is a genius and whatever she's planning for Citi Field and the rest is worth your dollars.

NORTH AMERICA:

     

Wed. April 27

Miami, FL

Marlins Park

Tue. Feb. 16

Fri. April 29

Tampa

Raymond James Stadium

Tue. Feb. 16

Sun. May 1

Atlanta, GA

Georgia Dome

Mon. Feb. 22

Tue. May 3

Raleigh, NC

Carter-Finley Stadium

Mon. Feb. 22

Thu. May 5

Nashville, TN

Nissan Stadium

Mon. Feb. 22

Sat. May 7

Houston, TX

NRG Stadium

Mon. Feb. 22

Mon. May 9

Dallas, TX

AT&T Stadium

Tue. Feb. 16

Thu. May 12

San Diego, CA

Qualcomm Stadium

Tue. Feb. 16

Sat. May 14

Los Angeles, CA

Rose Bowl

Tue. Feb. 16

Mon. May 16

Santa Clara, CA

Levi's Stadium

Mon. Feb. 22

Wed. May 18

Seattle, WA

CenturyLink Field

Mon. Feb. 22

Fri. May 20

Edmonton, AB

Commonwealth Stadium

Tue. Feb. 16

Mon. May 23

Minneapolis, MN

TCF Bank Stadium

Mon. Feb. 22

Wed. May 25

Toronto, ON

Rogers Centre

Tue. Feb. 16

Fri. May 27

Chicago, IL

Soldier Field

Tue. Feb. 16

Sun. May 29

Detroit, MI

Ford Field

Mon. Feb. 22

Tue. May 31

Pittsburgh, PA

Heinz Field

Mon. Feb. 22

Fri. June 3

Boston, MA

Gillette Stadium

Tue. Feb. 16

Sun. June 5

Philadelphia, PA

Lincoln Financial Field

Tue. Feb. 16

Tue. June 7

New York, NY

Citi Field

Tue. Feb. 16

Fri. June 10

Baltimore, MD

M&T Bank Stadium

Tue. Feb. 16

Sun. June 12

Hershey, PA

Hersheypark Stadium

Tue. Feb. 16

       

EUROPE:

 

 

 

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

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