Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour Tickets Drop to $35 in Major US Cities Despite 'Record-Breaking' Claims
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour is experiencing unexpected ticket pricing challenges across multiple U.S. cities, with some seats dropping below $35 despite Live Nation's claims of "tremendous demand."
Beyoncé Cowboy Carter billboard in LA
Current ticket prices have hit surprising lows:
- SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles): As low as $29 for May 1st show
- MetLife Stadium (New Jersey): Multiple seats at $32
- Most venues showing abundant ticket availability across major platforms
Live Nation reports a 94% sellout rate and has added nine additional shows to the initial 22 stadium stops. However, secondary market listings suggest many purchased tickets are being resold at declining prices.
Beyoncé tickets at MetLife Stadium
Notable tour observations:
- Five consecutive nights scheduled at SoFi Stadium
- Six shows planned at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- Absence of major country music markets like Nashville
- Focus on major metropolitan areas rather than traditional country venues
- Slow ticket movement in UK markets, with only one date near sellout
The pricing trend stands in stark contrast to recent tours by artists like Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, and The Weeknd, whose lowest-priced tickets often reached thousands of dollars and caused ticketing platform crashes.
The situation suggests potential oversupply in certain markets, with fans potentially waiting for last-minute deals as prices continue to fluctuate.