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Four years after their “On the Run” tour, JAY-Z and Beyoncé announced and retracted the joint tour’s second installment. July 30 was given as the original starting date, as confirmed both by Ticketmaster and Beyoncé’s Facebook, but were later taken down.
What happened?
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Early this Monday, July 30 was given as the starting date, with a show at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field, as confirmed both by Ticketmaster and Beyoncé’s Facebook. Both confirmations have since been deleted, although screenshots are known to have survived, as seen above.
At this time, representatives for both artists have not issued a statement explaining why the tour date was retracted or confirming what the new dates are.
So when is the tour actually coming out?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPsJvtgo2U4
An official tour announcement is still expected to come out this month. JAY-Z and Beyoncé worked on material for a joint album before crafting their latest projects, LEMONADE and 4:44.
The upcoming tour will be the first time the couple has toured together since the 2014 tour, in which they played stadiums across North America and Paris from June through September 2014, when they played shows behind Beyoncé and Magna Carta Holy Grail.
According to People, an inside source gave the following statement about the upcoming tour:
“They will tour together starting this summer…They are incredibly excited. It took a lot of work to make this happen. It’s the best choice for their family.”
“[Blue Ivy, Sir and Rumi] will all travel together and have a fun family adventure.”
UPDATE: According to Billboard, the famous couple released the following dates for the tour, with the following Instagram posting:
Europe
June 6: Cardiff, UK @ Principality Stadium
June 9: Glasgow, UK @ Hampden Park
June 13: Manchester, UK @ Etihad Stadium
June 15: London, UK @ London Stadium
June 19: Amsterdam, NL @ Amsterdam Arena
June 23: Copenhagen, DK @ Parken Stadium
June 25: Stockholm, SW @ Friends Arena
June 28: Berlin, DE @ Olympiastadion
June 30: Warsaw, PL @ Stadion Narodowy
July 3: Cologne, DE @ RheinEnergieStadion
July 6: Milan, IT @ San Siro
July 8: Rome, IT @ Stadio Olimpico
July 11: Barcelona, ES @ Olympic Stadium
July 14: Paris, FR @ Stade de France
July 17: Nice, FR @ Allianz Riviera
North America
July 25: Cleveland, OH @ FirstEnergy Stadium
July 28: Washington, DC @ FedEx Field
July 30: Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Financial Field
August 2: E. Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium
August 5: Boston, MA @ Gillette Stadium
August 8 Minneapolis, MN @ US Bank Stadium
August 10: Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field
August 13: Detroit, MI @ Ford Field
August 18: Buffalo, NY @ New Era Field
August 23: Nashville, TN @ Vanderbilt Stadium
August 25: Atlanta, GA @ Mercedes Benz Stadium
August 29: Orlando, FL @ Camping World Stadium
August 31: Miami, FL @ Hard Rock Stadium
September 11: Arlington, TX @ AT&T Stadium
September 13: New Orleans, LA @ Mercedes-Benz Superdome
September 15: Houston, TX @ NRG Stadium
September 19: Phoenix, AZ @ University of Phoenix Stadium
September 22: Los Angeles, CA @ Rose Bowl
September. 27: San Diego, CA @ SDCCU Stadium
September 29: Santa Clara, CA @ Levi’s Stadium
October 2: Vancouver, BC @ BC Place
