Is this your queen? Fans aren’t showing love or support for Beyoncé‘s Cowboy Carter tour. A fan video from one of her concerts shows Beyoncé looking lost as she performed in front of a half-empty stadium.
The fan who uploaded the video to X wrote: “Something is going on in the industry. The biggest stars aren’t selling and they look like they have no idea what to do on stage. What caused this? Katy Perry and now Beyonce…”
Something is going on in the industry. The biggest stars aren’t selling and they look like they have no idea what to do on stage
What caused this? Katy Perry and now Beyonce…. pic.twitter.com/GrEYCwr6dd
— NaomiSky15 (@NaomiSky_15) May 4, 2025
Beyoncé is struggling to sell tickets to her current tour compared to her previous stadium tours where tickets sold for thousands of dollars.
As media outlets reported on the unsold tickets, Live Nation confirmed in a statement that the Cowboy Carter tour is 94 percent sold out across all dates.
However, according to TicketMaster, thousands of tickets are still available for the current tour just 2 years after Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour sold out everywhere.
What happened in those 2 years?
Insiders say Beyoncé and Jay-Z are getting payback for all the dirt they’ve done to others over the years. But her fans blame President Trump’s economy and ticket resellers.
Fans expressed outrage over sky-high ticket prices for the Cowboy Carter tour. Jay-Z blamed resellers for snapping up all the tickets early on, then trying to sell them for outrageous prices.
Panicking resellers dumped thousands of unsold tickets on the open market at steep discounts. But fans aren’t buying – even though some tickets cost less than a McDonald’s Happy Meal.
The Daily Mail noted that 3,000 seats were still available at SoFi Stadium when Beyoncé took the stage for the opening night last week.
An insider told the MailOnline that Beyoncé and Jay-Z remain hopeful that the BeyHive will show support and purchase the cheap tickets to help her save face.
The couple is “expecting more of her fans to buy tickets today and in the coming days if resale gets cheaper.”
