They’ve been On The Run together for nearly four months.
But Beyonce and Jay Z played to their biggest crowd yet as they put on a spectacular performance at LA’s Rose Bowl Stadium on Saturday night.
The husband and wife mesmerized the sold-out crowd with their decades spanning catalog, not to mention around a dozen outfit changes between them.
On The Run: Beyonce and Jay Z played to their biggest crowd yet as they put on a spectacular performance at LA’s Rose Bowl Stadium on Saturday night
More than 55,000 fans had to brave the crawling Pasadena traffic and pack the surrounding golf course with cars (at $50 a pop) before hiking across it to cram into the venue, but not a single one was complaining as they came in their droves to worship the queen.
Bey unveiled a drool-inducing wardrobe, almost every one glistening in jewels, and almost every one showcasing her phenomenal curves.
Bey and Jay were completely in sync as they sailed through respective classics like Crazy In Love and 99 Problems to their more modern masterpieces like Sorry and 4:44.
While it was almost impossible to isolate a single highlight, fans reacted wildly when Jay Z sequed into his duet with Kanye West N***s In Paris, although he never mention his former bestie.
LA: More than 55,000 fans had to brave the crawling Pasadena traffic and pack the surrounding golf course with cars (at $50 a pop) before hiking across it to cram into the venue, but not a single one was complaining as they came in their droves to worship the queen
Queen: The husband and wife mesmerized the sold-out crowd with their decades spanning catalog, not to mention around a dozen outfit changes between them
Beyone’s meanwhile might have been her breathtaking leather-clad rendition of Formation, her fierce troop of dancers in perfect sync behind her across a raised walkway, before bursting into the militaristic Run The World (Girls).
As the near three-hour, pyrotechnic-packed set finally wound down, the couple serenaded the crown with a touching cover of Forever Young, before stirring them right back up into a frenzy with their finale, Apesh*t
‘Have you ever seen a crowd going apesh*t?!’ Beyonce rhetorically asked, as tens of thousands did just that.
OK ladies: Beyone’s highlight might have been her breathtaking leather-clad rendition of Formation, her fierce troop of dancers in perfect sync behind her across a raised walkway, before bursting into the militaristic Run The World (Girls)
Finally signing off, Beyonce asked ‘Please give it up for my man, my husband, the incomparable Jay Z,’ while her reciprocated for ‘My wife, the Queen B.’
Celebs spotted in that crowd included Chris Martin and girlfriend Dakota Johnson, Issa Rae and Insecure co-star Kendrick Sampson, Jon Faverau, Jesse Williams and Kobe Bryant.
Support acts included Chloe x Halle, as well as DJ Khaled, who brought on a squadron of rappers including Big Sean, Busta Rhymes, O.T. Genasis, Nipsey Hussle, Flipp Dinero, and P Diddy’s son King Combs.
Finish: As the near three-hour, pyrotechnic-packed set finally wound down, the couple serenaded the crown with a touching cover of Forever Young, before stirring them right back up into a frenzy with their finale, Apesh*t
The duo were set to do it all again at the Rose Bowl for a second sold-out night on Sunday, with just four more shows left in the tour after that.
Hours before going on stage, bey shared some images from the show.
‘Last night we felt so much love from our LA family,’ she wrote. ‘5 more shows to go. Let’s do it again!
Love: ‘Last night we felt so much love from our LA family,’ she wrote on Instagram. ‘5 more shows to go. Let’s do it again!