Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter Tour” rides into history with star-studded Las Vegas finale

Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter Tour” Rides Into History with Star-Studded Las Vegas Finale

July 28, 2025 – Radio 854 News

Beyoncé closed out her groundbreaking “Cowboy Carter Tour” with a historic, show-stopping finale in Las Vegas on Saturday night—proving once again that Queen Bey is in a league of her own.

The final stop of the country-meets-pop spectacle took place at Allegiant Stadium, where more than 60,000 fans gathered for what will surely go down as one of the most memorable concerts of the decade. The night was filled with surprises, emotional moments, and powerhouse performances that honored the genre-bending brilliance of her Cowboy Carter album.

Beyoncé, dressed in a custom rhinestone-studded cowboy outfit, delivered a nearly three-hour performance packed with hits from the album, as well as reinvented versions of classics like “Single Ladies” and “Crazy in Love”—reimagined with steel guitars and fiddle flourishes.

But what truly made the night historic was the lineup of special guests who joined her on stage. Legendary artists including Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, and Miley Cyrus appeared during the show—each joining Beyoncé for special duets and emotional tributes to the roots of American music. Parton, who Beyoncé credits as an inspiration for the album, received a thunderous standing ovation when the pair performed “Jolene” together.

Throughout the tour, Beyoncé championed Black artists in country music and pushed boundaries by spotlighting underrepresented voices in the genre. The Cowboy Carter era has sparked a cultural movement that redefines what country music can be—and who it’s for.

“This tour was more than just music,” Beyoncé told the crowd. “It was about reclaiming space, telling our stories, and celebrating freedom—on our terms.”

With over 1.8 million tickets sold worldwide, the Cowboy Carter Tour is already being called one of the highest-grossing tours of the year, and critics have hailed it as a “genre-defying masterpiece in motion.”

As the final notes echoed through the Vegas sky, Beyoncé tipped her hat, rode off the stage on a mechanical horse, and left fans in awe. The Cowboy Carter era may be wrapping up, but its cultural impact is just beginning.