After winning both Album of the Year and Country Album of the Year at the Grammys, it looks like Beyoncé was ready to make some serious dough off of ticket sales for her upcoming Cowboy Carter Tour. According to fans, ticket prices are “outrageous,” which has led many of her loyal listeners to brand her has “greedy.” Keep reading for more information.
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Cowboy Carter Concert Ticket Sales Are Low
The Cowboy Carter Tour is a short one, taking place between April 28, 2025 and July 25, 2025, with just 31 shows. It seems that Beyoncé assumed that her demand was going to be much higher than the supply, and went ahead and priced her tickets accordingly. Based off of Stlyecaster's information, the average price for Beyoncé's concert tickets are between $70 and $400, but that doesn't include the VIP packages that range from $732 to $2,958 for a single ticket! And that's not even taking into account the resellers, who mark up the price even more.
While many fans are more than willing to fork over the cash to see their favorite artist live, others simply don't have the means, and are calling Beyoncé out for trying to make a quick buck off of her loyal fans.
Social Media Reactions
Members of the "Beyhive," as these loyal fans call themselves, have taken to X, formerly Twitter, to share their dissatisfaction with Beyoncé's ticket prices. "Well, it looks like I'm going to have to miss Beyonce on the Cowboy Carter tour," one person posted on X. "The ticket prices for LA were outrageous! It's giving greedy..."
"Looks like the Cowboy Carter Tour is pulling a reverse Beyoncé–struggling to sell out in some cities, especially London, where tickets are widely available," another pointed out. "Guess even the Queen Bee isn't immune to fans side-eyeing $3,000 ticket prices and dynamic pricing shenanigans."
"I think the problem is that Beyoncé's ticket prices are elite expensive af and her fanbase who are hard working class people can't afford that sh*t, she needs a dose of humbleness and bring the prices td down," another fan agreed.
