Beyoncé's highly-anticipated Cowboy Carter tour seems imminent.
Not even a year after the acclaimed Renaissance tour wrapped up, the Grammy-winner seems to be ready to hit the road again after a new website is leading fans to her official Ticketmaster profile.
Several members of the BeyHive have discovered that the domain cowboycarterworldtour.com has been launched. Once it is clicked, it leads fans directly to Beyoncé's Ticketmaster page. While no tour dates are officially listed on the profile, it seems clear that the "Texas Hold 'Em" singer is gearing towards a big announcement.
The new tease comes after Beyoncé launched a different website, beencountry.com, which has only been used as a photo gallery so far. However, fans were sent into a frenzy when the photo of a sold-out concert ticket popped up on the domain. Many believed for it to be another clue that another concert trek is incoming.
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The "16 Carriages" singer has a litany of websites registered in her name, also having a tour website dedicated to her live. Used during the Renaissance tour run, tour.beyonce.com features merchandise and more photos, with a link to pictures from each of the tour stops. It also includes information on the tour film, Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé.
A tour for the acclaimed country record has been highly-speculated, with several individuals close to the Grammy-winner being questioned on if they had any knowledge. Her own mother, Tina Knowles, played coy about her daughter's plans while on a recent red carpet. When asked if she knew about a Cowboy Carter tour, Knowles stated that "you'll have to ask" Beyoncé herself.
The Lion King star has embarked on a tour to support the release of each of her solo studio albums, with past shows also including the Formation World Tour, The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour, and The Beyoncé Experience. She has also joined her husband, Jay-Z, for two installments of the On the Run Tour, the first in 2014 and the second in 2018. She has also taken part in three various residencies, performing in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and New York City.
As some fans beg for the "II Most Wanted" crooner to hit the road again, many are requesting that she hold off so they can set aside funds for tickets.
"Every artist and their mother is going on tour right now but idgaf because I plan to have all my coins ready for some good Beyoncé tickets," one member of the BeyHive posted on X, formerly Twitter.
Another is taking the recent website updates as a hint that the tour will be announced soon, posting that "Beyoncé is slowly but surely trying to warn us about a tour announcement. And girl I'm not ready. Please hold on."
