Beyonce is rumored to be planning an Australian tour for Australia
Beyoncé was rumored to be planning a tour of Australia to promote her Renaissance album, as promoters set their sights on Sydney’s Allianz Stadium.
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The queen of R&B is reportedly in talks with tour promoter Live Nation to play a series of stadium concerts in Australia for her Renaissance World Tour.
Rumor has it that he has his sights set on a show at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium in November, reports the daily telegraph.
Beyoncé (pictured at the Grammys on Sunday) is reportedly in talks with tour promoter Live Nation to play a series of stadium concerts in Australia for her Renaissance World Tour.
Fans are still waiting for an official announcement from Beyoncé’s representatives to confirm the dates in Australia and New Zealand.
The Allianz Stadium, which has space for between 35,000 and 45,000 spectators, allows six concerts a year due to noise regulations implemented after a Rolling Stones concert some 30 years ago.
After Sir Elton John performed two concerts at the venue in January, fellow British rocker Robbie Williams is scheduled for a concert on November 16.
It is rumored that he has his sights set on a show at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, which seats 35,000 to 45,000 spectators and allows just six concerts a year.
Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour will kick off in Stockholm on May 10, with more performances scheduled through September 27.
With a total of 52 shows booked through Wednesday, the tour is now officially the Break My Soul star’s biggest solo stadium tour to date.
The announcement comes after Beyoncé became the most awarded woman in Grammy history on Monday.
Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour will kick off in Stockholm on May 10, with more performances scheduled through September 27.
She won Best R&B Song, Best Dance/Electronic Recording, Best Dance/Electronic Album and Best Traditional R&B Performance for her latest album Renaissance.
However, he controversially lost the Album of the Year gong to Harry Styles.
The dance-heavy album features 16 tracks, including previously released singles Break My Soul and Cuff It.