Ameriican Requiem
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour set list spans her career.

Beyoncé's 37-Song Cowboy Carter Tour Set List Is Massive

The three-hour show is packed with surprises for fans.

by Sarah Ellis
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Giddy up, y’all — Beyoncé is back on tour. Back at the start of 2025, the superstar confirmed she’d be taking her Cowboy Carter album on the road throughout the year. And now that summer is finally beginning, Bey’s traveling rodeo has officially kicked off. Not only is the Cowboy Carter Tour filled with shocking spectacles and stunts, it also features a sprawling set list that spans the superstar’s decades-long catalogue.

After 2023’s Renaissance Tour sparked countless viral moments and put all-silver outfits on the map — and don’t forget the feature film she released about it, too — the stage is set for Act II of Bey’s still mysterious three-act project to up the ante even more.

And naturally, Beyoncé outdid herself when unveiling the Cowboy Carter Tour on April 28 in Los Angeles, performing a nearly three-hour concert that included riding a suspended car around the stadium, a rendition of the national anthem, and a surprise appearance by her daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter. While Cowboy Carter is featured most prominently, the set list also offers up tastes of Bey’s past hits, both as cheeky interpolations and outright, full performances.

As you prepare your cowboy hat and boots for an upcoming stop, here’s everything to know about the Cowboy Carter Tour.

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The Cowboy Carter Tour Set List Is Huge

After months of speculation, Beyoncé unveiled her set list for the new tour at its first show in LA. The 37-song list includes nearly all of Cowboy Carter, and a big chunk of Renaissance as well. For the OG fans, there’s also “Crazy in Love,” as well as various interpolations of Bey’s earlier hits laced into certain performances (“Why Don’t You Love Me?” in “Ya Ya,” “Say My Name” and “Bills, Bills, Bills” in “Thique,” “Run the World” and “Flawless” in “Spaghettii,” and more).

Here’s the full set list:

  1. “Ameriican Requiem”
  2. “Blackbiird”
  3. “The Star-Spangled Banner”
  4. “Freedom”
  5. “Ya Ya”
  6. “Oh Louisiana” interlude
  7. “America Has a Problem”
  8. “Spaghettii”
  9. “Formation”
  10. “My House”
  11. “Diva”
  12. “Alliigator Tears”
  13. “Just For Fun”
  14. “Protector”
  15. “Flamenco”
  16. “Desert Eagle”
  17. “Riiverdance”
  18. “II Hands II Heaven”
  19. Medley of “Sweet Honey Buckiin’,” “Summer Renaissance,” and “Pure/Honey”
  20. “Jolene”
  21. “Daddy Lessons”
  22. “Bodyguard”
  23. “II Most Wanted”
  24. “Cuff It”
  25. “Tyrant”
  26. “Thique”
  27. “Levii’s Jeans”
  28. “Daughter”
  29. “I’m That Girl”
  30. “Cozy”
  31. “Alien Superstar”
  32. “Texas Hold ‘Em”
  33. “Crazy in Love”
  34. “Heated”
  35. “Before I Let Go”
  36. “16 Carriages”
  37. “Amen”
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The Cowboy Carter Tour Dates Last All Summer

All nine cities Bey is visiting are listed on her website. Here’s where to park your Lexus and stick around to see her:

  • April 28 in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium
  • May 1 in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium
  • May 4 in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium
  • May 7 in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium
  • May 9 in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium
  • May 15 in Chicago at Soldier Field
  • May 17 in Chicago at Soldier Field
  • May 18 in Chicago at Soldier Field
  • May 22 in New Jersey at MetLife Stadium
  • May 24 in New Jersey at MetLife Stadium
  • May 25 in New Jersey at MetLife Stadium
  • May 28 in New Jersey at MetLife Stadium
  • May 29 in New Jersey at MetLife Stadium
  • June 5 in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • June 7 in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • June 10 in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • June 12 in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • June 14 in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • June 16 in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • June 19 in Paris at Stade de France
  • June 21 in Paris at Stade de France
  • June 22 in Paris at Stade de France
  • June 28 in Houston at NRG Stadium
  • June 29 in Houston at NRG Stadium
  • July 4 in Washington, D.C. at Northwest Stadium
  • July 7 in Washington, D.C. at Northwest Stadium
  • July 10 in Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
  • July 11 in Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
  • July 13 in Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
  • July 14 in Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
  • July 25 in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium
  • July 26 in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium

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