Beyonce. (photo: Beyonce.com)
This Thursday (11), Beyonce He took the stage again to RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR. However, fans who enjoyed the second performance missed out on some of the songs featured in the first concert. It turns out that the singer had to cut some songs because of the arena’s design. Understood!
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The second night ofRenaissance World Tour” in Stockholmin SwedenHe was very late. According to information released by fans who have been to the show, The delay was more than an hour. The justification would be the number of people still outside the stadium at the time the show started.
So, Beyonce I was late to the stage and had to cut some songs in order not to get past closing time Friends Arena, which is strict with the definition. It is worth remembering that the same thing happened in the first round. However, the delay was minor and did not affect the presentation menu.
Because of this, the fans who were on the second show of “Renaissance World TourLeft without enjoying the performances of three songs: “THIQUE”And “It’s all in your mind” that it “falling in love”. So, Beyonce It is skipped directly to the “mind control” comma, which precedes it ‘America has a problem’ that it “pure / honey”.
America has a problem. I’m the problem #R RenaissanceWorldTour pic.twitter.com/w2iH8NLzWA
– BEYHIVE.com.br (@beyhivecom.br) May 11, 2023
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Beyoncé continues to travel with her ‘RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR’
With the first two already accomplished, Beyonce She will have more 55 shows (yet) inRenaissance World TourThe next day will be held on Sunday (14), on King Baudouin Stadiumin Brussels, Belgium.
In addition, there are rumors that the singer will go on tour south americaincluding Brazilin the year 2024. What will happen?
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