The 'Texas Hold 'Em' hitmaker makes many people believe that she is going to announce a new tour after the printed posters were spread around Los Angeles.
- Apr 4, 2024
AceShowbiz - Beyonce Knowles has sparked speculations suggesting that she will be hitting the road again. After spreading new "Always Been Country" posters, the "Texas Hold 'Em" hitmaker made many social media users believe that she has a tour announcement coming soon.
On Wednesday, April 3, a photo of the posters made its rounds online on X, formerly known as Twitter. In the picture, it could be seen that the posters had been stuck to a wall in an undisclosed area in Los Angeles. The posters also featured a huge blue star and black horse graphics.
Furthermore, the snap captured a number of unidentified people approaching one of the posters. While one of them was kneeling on the ground and seemingly taking a closer look at the printed advertisement, the other one was standing right in front of it. Even though it was not clear what they were doing, some X users suggested that they were trying to rip it off and bring it home.
After the photo was uploaded, many social media users assumed that Queen Bey is slated to announce a tour soon. In the replies section of the picture, one in particular penned, "I literally cannot stand this woman, you just finished touring stop being greedy!?" while making a reference to her "Renaissance World Tour" that concluded on October 1, 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri.
Similarly, another requested, "Stay home til 2025, cowgirl! @Beyonce Take a break because I am BAROQUE." Meanwhile, a third suggested, "Maybe it's not tour but with all this promo it's definitely more than just merch." In the meantime, a fourth wrote, "God please let it be a movie cause I can't do a concert yet lol."
Aside from the posters, Beyonce created a new website named Always Been Country. The printed posters and new website came a few days after the "16 CARRIAGES" songstress released her country album titled "Cowboy Carter". Shortly after launching the 27-track record on Friday, March 29, she broke a number of streaming records with the set. Among them was Spotify's most-streamed album in a single day so far in 2024.
