We Now Know Beyoncé’s Epic 40-Track Setlist For The "Cowboy Carter" Tour

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Beyoncé put on one heck of an opening night performance yesterday (April 28) for her "Cowboy Carter" tour and it was backed by a big setlist.

Beyoncé loves to make a grand entrance, and boy did she do that last night in L.A. (April 28). Yesterday marked the beginning of her United States/UK trek accompanying her most recent album, COWBOY CARTER. This was one of the more hyped-up tours for 2025 with potential earnings for Queen Bey being sky high.

To be exact, $300 million was the guestimate. Moreover, around 94% of the tickets were scooped a month before showtime. However, there was a little bit of a stoppage. Reportedly, per TMZ about 3,800 were available for the first show with a majority of them being resales.

But to be honest, that's not going to mean much to Beyoncé at the end of the day. She still gave her Beyhive quite a show, performing a staggering 40 songs across the backend of her catalog, per Billboard. If you want to get technical though, she really played 42.

How Long Is Beyoncé’s "Cowboy Carter" Tour?

Beyoncé threw in a medley about halfway through the setlist with "SWEET HONEY BUCKIN'," "SUMMER RENAISSANCE," and "PURE/HONEY." Overall, the Texas native pulled from the 2025 GRAMMY-winning album, RENAISSANCE, Lemonade, and "Crazy In Love" from Dangerously In Love.

If you want to get a more detailed breakdown of the setlist, you can find it below. As for how long Beyoncé will be out on the road, she will be concluding her run on July 26 in Las Vegas. It's one of nine markets she will visiting with others being Chicago, New Jersey, London, Paris, Houston, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Washington D.C. All of that equates to 32 dates.

  • “Ameriican Requiem”
  • “Blackbiird”
  • “The Star-Spangled Banner”
  • “Freedom”
  • “YA YA”
  • “OH LOUISIANA” (Interlude)
  • “AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM”
  • “SPAGHETTII”
  • “Formation”
  • “MY HOUSE”
  • “Diva”
  • “WHO IS COWBOY CARTER?”
  • “ALLIIGATOR TEARS”
  • “JUST FOR FUN”
  • “PROTECTOR”
  • “FLAMENCO”
  • “DESERT EAGLE”
  • “RIIVERDANCE”
  • “II HANDS II HEAVEN”
  • Medley of “Sweet Honey Buckiin”, “Summer Renaissance” and “Pure/Honey”
  • “Jolene”
  • “Daddy Lessons”
  • “BODYGUARD”
  • “II MOST WANTED”
  • “CUFF IT”
  • “TYRANT”
  • “THIQUE”
  • “LEVII’S JEANS”
  • “DAUGHTER”
  • “I’M THAT GIRL”
  • “COZY”
  • “ALIEN SUPERSTAR”
  • “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM”
  • “Crazy in Love”
  • “HEATED”
  • “Before I Let Go”
  • “16 CARRIAGES”
  • “AMEN”
About The Author
Zachary Horvath is one of the Music Freelance News Writers at HotNewHipHop and has held that title since August 2023. Prior to this position, he held another freelance gig covering local high school football, girls and boys varsity basketball, in addition to recapping Cleveland Cavaliers games remotely. He's taken the previous experience and used it to become a jack of all trades at HotNewHipHop. Zach has thoroughly enjoyed tackling some of the trending topics in sports, with a larger focus on hip-hop and pop culture. Some of those include Bronny James's draft stock, a multitude of angles swirling around the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef, as well as Diddy's arrest and lawsuits. Separate from the headlines that everyone wants to hear about, he was fortunate enough to help spread Zaytoven's current thoughts at the time around mid-December in 2023. Even though being able to give his expertise on these stories is fulfilling, being able to share his passion for releases trumps that ever so slightly. Having the chance to express his excitement indirectly about what he thinks our readers should be checking out/revisiting grows his passion for writing that much more.

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