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Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour kicks off in Los Angeles in just over two months, and since its initial announcement, eight addition dates have been tacked onto the schedule. On Feb. 19, the singer added a fourth and final Atlanta performance,

Beyoncé announced the "Cowboy Carter" tour on her Instagram page the morning of the Grammys, showing a giant neon sign with the words "Cowboy Carter Tour" flashing. The next day, the superstar revealed the dates for her tour, along with where she will be performing.

Currently, the cheapest ticket at the time of publication for Beyoncé‘s May 22 show at MetLife Stadium is $94 on Viagogo. For the May 24 show in East Rutherford, the cheapest ticket at the time of publication find is $117 on Viagogo.

Beyoncé is wrapping this leg with three nights at Atlanta’s Mercedes Benz Stadium, which means the Cowboy Carter Tour has moved west to south from its opening five nights at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium (where she becomes the music artist with the most performances ever at that venue, according to USA Today).

Beyoncé adds a fourth and final Atlanta performance on her Cowboy Carter Tour at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on July 14.

One thing I love about concert culture in America? People go all out in outfits inspired by the singer and album. I enjoy admiring everyone's looks just as much as seeing the artist! That said, although we may still be two months away from the start of Beyoncé's much-anticipated Cowboy Carter World Tour,

In this episode, we’re spilling the tea on Beyoncé’s shocking Cowboy Carter tour disaster – ticket sales are tanking, and fans are raging over jaw-dropping €1200 prices! Find out why the Queen Bey’s latest tour is facing a colossal backlash and how the outrageous costs are turning her loyal BeyHive against her.