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Beyoncé Adds Second Las Vegas Show To ‘Renaissance Tour’

Sammi Reeves February 13th

Great news for fans of Queen B in Sin City! Beyoncé has added a second Las Vegas show to “The Renaissance Tour” lineup.

On Saturday, February 11th, Allegiant Stadium announced via Twitter that Beyoncé would be performing a second night at the venue to her upcoming tour.

The high demand for tickets to Beyoncé’s original Las Vegas show date is the root cause for the addition of the second performance date. The additional show will take place on August 27th, 2023, just one day after her first set at Allegiant Stadium.

The response from fans desperate to secure tickets to her various shows across the world has been remarkable. So remarkable, in fact, that the tour has added numerous shows in various cities that have drawn particularly high interest. According to Billboard, additional tour dates were also added to several cities including Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford, Washington DC, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Houston.

“The Renaissance Tour” marks the singer’s first solo tour since 2016, with her total solo tour count rounding out at eight. Of Beyoncé’s eight solo tours, five have been worldwide, and the Renaissance Tour will offer several shows throughout the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, and other countries.

For the full Renaissance World Tour lineup of dates, click here.

Our very own Aimee of Aimee+Shawn got a tattoo in honor of Beyoncé’s upcoming tour, in hopes that she would be able to score tickets to the event. The best part… She received her tattoo live on air. You can relive the experience of her latest permanent embellishment by clicking here.

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2023 Grammys: 50th Anniversary Of Hip-Hop Tribute Gallery

The 65th Annual Grammy Awards honored the 50th anniversary of Hip-Hop with a tribute performance co-curated by Questlove. Before the performance began, Dr. Dre was honored with the inaugural Dr. Dre Global Impact Award. “The recipient of this inaugural award is none other than an icon who helped define West Coast hip-hop and has become one of the most impactful success stories of our time,” LL Cool J said introducing the legendary producer. The Dr. Dre Global Impact Award was established by the Recording Academy and the Black Music Collective.

Dre explained the importance of this award. “[This award] uses my name to inspire the next generation of producers, artists, and entrepreneurs to reach for their greatness and demand that from everyone around you.”

LL Cool J then lead 33 hip-hop artists to a 13-minute performance spanning several generations. Missy Elliott, Run DMC, Salt n Pepa, Public Enemy, Grandmaster Flash, Ice-T, Queen Latifah, Busta Rhymes with Spliff Star, Nelly, GloRilla, Lil Baby, and more took to the stage.

Take a look at the setlist for the hip-hop tribute and photos below:

Part 1:

Black Thought Narration
Grandmaster Flash w/ Barshon, Mele Mel, Rahiem & Scorpio – “Flash To The Beat”
Grandmaster Flash w/ Barshon, Mele Mel, Rahiem & Scorpio – “The Message”
Run-DMC – “King Of Rock”
LL Cool J – “I Can’t Live Without My Radio”
DJ Jazzy Jeff – “Rock the Bells”
Salt-N-Pepa – “My Mic Sounds Nice”
Rakim – “Eric B Is President”
Chuck D & Flavor Flav of Public Enemy – “Rebel Without A Pause”

Part 2:

Black Thought w/ LL Cool J – “El Shabazz Skit”
De La Soul – “Buddy”
Scarface – “My Mind’s Playing Tricks On Me”
Ice-T – “New Jack Hustler (Nino’s Theme)”
Queen Latifah – “U.N.I.T.Y.”
Method Man – “Method Man”
Big Boi – “ATLiens”
Busta Rhymes & Spliff Star – “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See” / “Look At Me Now”
Missy Elliot – “Lose Control”

Part 3:

Queen Latifah Narration
Nelly & City Spud – “Hot In Herre”
Too $hort – “Blow The Whistle”
Swizz Beatz & The Lox – “We Gonna Make It”
Lil Baby – “Freestyle”
GloRilla – “F.N.F. (Let’s Go)”
Lil Uzi Vert – “Just Wanna Rock”

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