Beyoncé clears the air: no 2025 tour planned

In a recent statement, Beyoncé's publicist, Yvette Noel-Schure, addressed rumors circulating about a possible tour in 2025 following the airing of Beyoncé's halftime performance on Christmas Day. The performance is set to feature songs from her album "Cowboy Carter," which has already won significant acclaim and 11 Grammy nominations, among them album of the year. While reports from Hits Daily Double suggested Beyoncé was beginning promotional efforts for a major tour, Noel-Schure firmly stated these claims were untrue, emphasizing that any official news would be announced directly from the artist. Beyoncé's halftime show will take place during the Baltimore Ravens versus Houston Texans game and will mark the first time she performs her latest songs to a live audience. Despite the anticipation surrounding her upcoming halftime performance and the corresponding promotional buzz for a new tour, there is currently no scheduled tour or performances following her latest endeavors. The public's eagerness for a new series of shows remains high, particularly due to previous successes and the desire to see more of the artist in live settings. The lengthy tour for her previous album, "Renaissance," which included 56 shows across North America and Europe, showcased Beyoncé's significant draw and the loyalty of her fanbase. However, with her current project, it becomes clear that while potential plans may be hinted at, nothing official has been confirmed. Many fans are hopeful for future opportunities to see Beyoné perform outside of single events or television specials, as she has historically been known to deliver compelling live shows. As of now, speculation will continue until any official announcements are made, and enthusiasm around her recent projects remains robust, keeping her loyal followers engaged in her music and public appearances.