It was a lot but somehow she made it work spectacularly and was scheduled to do it all over again on Sunday night at Rogers Centre. Song highlights included Cuff It, Energy (the first song to get Beyonce and her dancers on the catwalk), Break My Soul, Formation, Run The World (Girls), Black Parade, Savage, Before I Let Go, Love On Top, Crazy In Love, Heated (with her working a fan and encouraging concert-goers to do so as well), and America Has A Problem.Īt one point, Beyonce rode in what appeared to be a tank on the catwalk during Black Parade, and ended the show on top of a silver mirrored horse - like the one on the cover of Renaissance - that she rode from the main stage to the end of the catwalk during Summer Renaissance. Her backup singers tackled Diana Ross’ Love Hangover during a Beyonce costume change, and a snippet of Donna Summer’s I Feel Love came toward the show’s ending.īeyonce may have sat on top of a piano for the song, 1+1, but she didn’t really stop moving for the duration of the night with a massive band - hidden behind a circular cutout of her on a large LED screen - and an army of talented dancers who moved impressively on the stage as well as on the catwalk with her. Her show also graciously paid tribute to those who came before her, including Tina Turner - “Mother Madonna” as she called her - with a snippet of River Deep, Mountain High. Dear listeners, Last weekend, I traveled to Toronto to catch the first North American date of Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour. “Hello! How y’all doing? I’m so glad to be here,” she said, seguing into a much longer speech about how grateful she was to be in the stadium setting. “I love you,” were the first words out of her mouth, and she certainly didn’t seem to be taking the huge number of fans who had assembled for granted.
(Kevin Mazur photo)įrom the moment she emerged from beneath her massive stage singing Dangerously in Love, Beyonce looked perfectly polished in a silver-chained bodysuit, with her angelic voice excelling despite the large space and hidden fans blowing her long blond hair. There was also Barbie Beyonce in a bright pink outfit and army Beyonce in military-inspired sequined camoflauge.īeyonce is pictured during the kick-off of the North American leg of her Renaissance World Tour at the Rogers Centre on July 8, 2023. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Your songs, your image and the way you conduct business do not have to be created from a commercial point of view, or a male point of view. Mae Berenice Meite performs to a medley of Halo and Run the World by Beyonce in the women's short program at. She said: “Owning my films, clothing lines, and masters is important to me. Meite pays tribute to Queen B Music Mondays. However, she said she will remember every detail of a conversation, what you were wearing or how your hair was styled.Ĭonsidered one of the most dominant and powerful figures in pop culture, Beyoncé tells the magazine that owning her art is the most important thing to her.
In a rare interview, Beyoncé also revealed that she is pretty clumsy when it comes to her phone and keys which she is always losing and she gets dates and times confused all the time. Photographed by and styled by with hair by and colourists and make-up by nails by set design by and lighting direction by With thanks to Beyoncé’s personal stylist her tailor #TimWhite and publicist Parkwood Entertainment creative director and creative producer Satellite414 founder and for and Vogue entertainment director-at-large post shared by Edward Enninful, OBE on at 9:15am PST Lil Kim, known for No Time, and Crush on You, is also called Queen Bee, though spelled differently than the crooners title. #Beyonce wears a dress, crystal thong and necklaces. Now Beyonce isnt the only one whos called Queen Bey.
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See the full 20-page fashion story in the new issue on newsstands and available for digital download Friday 6 November, and read the full interview now: LINK IN BIO. But in her cover story with British Vogue this month, the singer reveals she has real beehives. It’s also the name of the Beyonc-led musical rom-com Carmen: A Hip Hopera, based on the Georges Bizet opera. As we all know, it has been an extremely tough year for fashion, as for many other industries, and so we wanted to create a no-holds-barred celebration. Who knew Beyoncé really was a Queen B The superstars fans call themselves the Beyhive. It’s now August 2017 and she’s going by the name Carmen. Our creative discussions for December issue cover story began during the early days of lockdown.
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