Arts & Entertainment
Beyonce, Jay-Z Announce In DC: How To Get Tickets
The "On the Run II" Tour kicks of its North American leg on July 21 and will stop in D.C.
WASHINGTON, DC -- It's been the worst kept secret in the entertainment world for the past week.
On Monday, Beyonce and Jay-Z announced the “On the Run II” tour will stop in several North American cities this summer. They will be at FedEx Field in the D.C. area on July 28, their second stop on the tour.
The news first broke last week when Beyonce's Facebook and Ticketmaster pages announced a concert on July 30 in Philadelphia.
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The posts were quickly deleted.
The couple last toured in 2014 — the first "On the Run" tour. They have performed together since then, including notably in 2016 at a rally for Hillary Clinton.
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The tour kicks off on June 6 in Cardiff in the United Kingdom, the first of a 15-stop tour through the UK and Europe.
Then, on July 25, they start their 21-concert North American leg with a stop in Cleveland.
To get tickets, head to Ticketmaster. More information on the pre-sale can be found at Beyonce's website. The pre-sale for tickets for all shows starts on Wednesday, with the rest of the tickets going on sale next Monday, March 19.
Here are the scheduled stops:
July 25 — Cleveland, Ohio, FirstEnergy Stadium
July 28 — Washington, D.C., FedEx Field
July 30 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Lincoln Financial Field
Aug. 2 —East Rutherford, New Jersey, MetLife Stadium
Aug. 5 — Boston, Massachusetts, Gillette Stadium
Aug. 8 — Minneapolis, Minnesota, US Bank Stadium
Aug. 10 — Chicago, Illinois, Soldier Field
Aug. 13 — Detroit, Michigan, Ford Field
Aug. 18 — Buffalo, New York, New Era Field
Aug. 23 — Nashville, Tennessee, Vanderbilt Stadium
Aug. 25 — Atlanta, Georgia, Mercedes Benz Stadium
Aug. 29 — Orlando, Florida, Camping World Stadium
Aug. 31 — Miami, Florida, Hard Rock Stadium
Sept. 11 — Arlington, Texas, AT&T Stadium
Sept. 13 — New Orleans, Louisiana, Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Sept. 15 — Houston, Texas, NRG Stadium
Sept. 19 — Phoenix, Arizona, University of Phoenix Stadium
Sept. 22 — Los Angeles, California, Rose Bowl
Sept. 27 — San Diego, California, SDCCU Stadium
Sept. 29 — Santa Clara, California, Levi’s Stadium
Oct. 2 — Vancouver, British Columbia, BC Place
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