She has been performing with her mother for most tour stops. Blue Ivy Carter, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s 11-year-old daughter, joined the group of dancers. She and her dancers then hit the shuttle move associated with that song.įor “Power” a familiar face appeared. Seamlessly the music transitions to “Diva.” Once more, the music transitioned into a blend of “Diva” and “I Just Wanna Rock” by Lil Uzi Vert. During a second rendition of “Break My Soul,” Beyoncé gave her flowers to various Black women in music across eras.Īs the beginning of “Formation” played, she and her crew were ready to kill in red with everyone dropped out in crimson.
A blow-up horse larger than life materialized on stage. Prematurely teasing fans with music from “Move,” she unexpectedly performed “Energy” and “Break My Soul” next. From the top of the steps, she took the crowd to church – if it was secular, funkified, and disco-themed. It was reminiscent of her 2018 Coachella performance where she utilized a flight of stairs. Dressed in Barbie-core, Bey emerged to make another grand entrance. In the shadows, she recited the lyrics of “CUFF IT” line by line.
Two masked dancers were revealed to be the Les Twins, the troupe dancing with Beyoncé for years, to entertain the crowd. Rings of light covered the stadium and the jumbo screen showed the galaxy. Robot arms removed segments of Beyoncé’s metal suit and she came out to say, “Welcome to the renaissance.”Īfter a copacetic nonstop performance of songs from “RENAISSANCE,” Bey disappeared once more. Gradually, the music began to crescendo and become noticeable. The music from “I’M THAT GIRL” played subliminally. Every sonic wave coming out the venue could be felt through your body. Picking up the pace ever so slightly with drums beating so loud nearby neighborhoods got a second-hand experience of the concert, Beyonce segued into a passionate performance of “I Care.” With support from her female trumpet players, backup singers, and band, the song had dynamic layers that would inspire even someone who didn’t know the lyrics to belt out the power ballad.īefore the intermission, she described the upcoming song as “one of favorites, by hero, Tina Turner.” While making it her own, she sang “River Deep - Mountain High” in memoriam of the rock icon.ĭuring the first break, humongous “RENAISSANCE” imagery on stage transported the crowd through a portal into another dimension. In between songs she took a couple of minutes to turn on her Southern charm and greet the audience properly. Throwing it way back, Beyoncé opened her show with “Dangerously in Love.” Straightaway she utilized her signature vibrato style of singing. With what could have been a million shimmers, the stage twinkled endlessly. She wore a bodysuit with sequins in the shape of the horse seen on the cover of 2022’s “RENAISSANCE.” The set was transformed into what could have been a real-life club renaissance. The Queen B finally appeared on stage with a simple acknowledgment, “Minneapolis.” The crowd erupted. The audience had only time to excitedly wait for Beyoncé since there was no opener. What else is to be expected on Bey Day? Yes, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Governor Tim Walz proclaimed Thursday, July 20, 2023, as ‘Bey Day’ in the city.Īs the sun began to set in the Twin Cities, tens of thousands of people trickled into Huntington Bank Stadium on the University of Minnesota campus. Almost every exit leading to the east side of Minneapolis was in a deadlock. This is such an mazing edit: we used it in our mix: Comment by Chuggin Editsįunk da morire! Re-Edit spettacolare! Comment by Skibblezĭownloads broke mate, it would be awesome if it worked! :) Comment by Dj ViolaĪ great funky workout, loving it.Hope you weren’t trying to get into Dinkytown on Thursday night. great re-edit of the classic Comment by SuperClubMix OUTSTANDING!!!!!!! Pls!!!! re-up dl!!!! Comment by French House Club
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