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Beyoncé concert in detroit: event details, traffic, parking, bag policy, everything to know, beyoncé performing at ford field on wednesday, july 26, 2023.

Derick Hutchinson , Lead Digital Editor

DETROIT – Beyoncé is set to take over Ford Field on Wednesday, and it’s sure to make for a busy night in Downtown Detroit.

Event details

Beyoncé is in Detroit as part of her Renaissance World Tour. Doors at Ford Field will open at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 26.

The concert begins at 8 p.m. There is no support act.

Click here to buy tickets .

Traffic, detours

Fans heading to the concert should plan to get there early because of downtown events, construction, and road closures.

The Detroit Tigers play the Los Angeles Angels at 6:40 p.m. Wednesday, right across the street at Comerica Park. That will likely cause even more congestion in the Ford Field area.

The ramp from southbound I-375 to Madison Street is closed. Drivers should take southbound I-375 to Lafayette Avenue or westbound Macomb Street, or take Brush Street north to eastbound Madison Street.

Here’s a detour map :

Click here to view alternate routes to Ford Field .

Parking at all Ford Field lots is first come, first served and costs $50.

Parking around the city of Detroit is available via ParkWhiz. Click here to view the ParkWhiz options near Ford Field .

Here’s a map of the Ford Field-controlled lots :

The QLINE and People Mover are available for anyone parking off site. The People Mover has extended hours for the concert and will run until 1 a.m. Thursday, July 27.

The QLINE runs until midnight on Wednesdays. Fans can use the QLINE’s Park and Ride Program -- park at Wayne State University’s Lot 12 (6050 Woodward Avenue) for $5 and take the QLINE to the Montcalm Street station.

Where to be dropped off, picked up

Fans who get dropped off or picked up -- whether privately or using ride-share services -- have to enter the southbound I-75 service drive from Mack Avenue.

Post-show pickup on the service drive will begin at 10 p.m. Wednesday.

Here’s a diagram of the ride-share information for the concert :

Ford Field will follow the NFL’s clear bag policy.

Here’s a list of prohibited items for the event :

Portable chargers will be allowed into Ford Field if they pass inspection. The stadium also has charging stations on the concourses, in the club levels, and in suites.

Click here if you have additional questions .

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What to know about Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour in Detroit

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The one and only Beyoncé is returning to Ford Field this week for her much buzzed-about Renaissance World Tour . She’s expected to draw a crowd of roughly 60,000 fans to the stadium, so downtown Detroit will be packed with people. It’s the first time she’s performed in Detroit since her 2018 On the Run II Tour with Jay-Z and the third time she’s played Ford Field as a solo act.

Here’s what you need to know about Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour in Detroit.

More: CultureShift ’s Tia Graham and Axios Detroit’s Sam Robinson on Beyoncé in Detroit

When is the show?

Beyoncé will play at Ford Field on Wednesday, July 26. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with the powerhouse vocalist scheduled to take the stage between 8-8:30 p.m. for a 2.5-hour show.

Note: As of Wednesday morning, there is a chance of severe weather including thunderstorms, hail and tornadoes between 4 p.m. and midnight on the night of the show. Meteorologists predict that the worst weather will come between 7-9 p.m., so make sure you make a plan to stay safe.

Who’s opening for Beyoncé?

Beyoncé. No, really. She reportedly opens the show with 30 minutes of ballads before kicking off the rest of the set — no other performers in the lineup. So if you don’t want to miss a minute of Queen Bey, plan to take your seat between 7-8 p.m.

What should I wear?

Fans are going all-out for this tour. Think disco, metallics, sequins, glitter. People are even wearing decked-out cowboy hats to coincide with the album’s artwork.

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That being said, with the high demand for the show, lines are expected to be long . When planning your outfit, consider shoes that are comfortable enough for lots of standing, walking and dancing (and maybe a poncho too for this weather).

What can I bring?

Ford Field is enforcing the Clear Bag Policy for the Renaissance World Tour. That means that bags larger than a clutch (no more than 4.5” x 6.5”) carried into the stadium must be made of clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and must not exceed 12” x 6” x 12”. For example, a gallon Ziploc bag would be fine, as long as you don’t mind carrying it all night.

Fans are also prohibited from bringing battery-operated clothing or signs, outside food or beverages (including water) or large flags or banners. For a full list of prohibited items, visit their website .

What is there to eat?

Since outside food and drink is prohibited, you’ll likely want to grab something at the stadium. Ford Field has 50 permanent and 75 portable concession stands around the venue with offerings like hot dogs, chicken tenders, pizza, french fries, beer, soda and water. Just make sure you get your concessions well before the show starts so you don’t miss anything while waiting in a line.

Or, you can grab something to eat before or after the show at places like Tin Roof (which is open until 2 a.m.), Buddy’s (which is open until 11 p.m.) or Detroit Beer Co. (which is open until midnight).

Where should I park?

Ford Field offers pre-paid parking for $50 in their surrounding lots . Fans can reserve their spot ahead of time online , and ADA parking is available in the parking deck on a first come, first served basis.

The Detroit Tigers will play game two of their three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels at Comerica Park starting at 6:40 p.m. on Wednesday, so there will likely be heavy traffic and even more limited parking that night. Whether you decide to go with official Ford Field parking or choose to search for a better deal elsewhere, I would recommend arriving with plenty of time to spare.

Can I still get tickets?

Yes. As of Wednesday morning, floor seats were going for $400+, lower bowl was $275+ and nosebleeds were $185+ for verified resale tickets on Ticketmaster . A limited number of “Club Renaissance” general admission tickets remain, situated within the stage with standing room only, starting at $1,000 plus fees.

It is possible, however, that resellers will drop their prices significantly in the hours leading up to the show as they get desperate, so keep an eye out if you don’t mind making last-minute plans.

What can I expect from the performance?

The 2.5-hour show will include about 30 songs from throughout Beyoncé’s career, primarily featuring those from her 2022 Renaissance album. The Beyhive is saying the performance is a full-blown spectacle, from the vocals to the visuals. You’ve never had fun like this.

So, you ready?

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Beyoncé at Ford Field: Parking, opener, bag policy, stage time, tickets

Updated: Jul. 25, 2023, 8:17 a.m. |
Published: Jul. 25, 2023, 8:17 a.m.

Beyoncé beings her "Renaissance" World tour to Ford Field on Wednesday, July 26, 2023. (Photo by Daniela Vesco/Parkwood Entertainment)

Edward Pevos | [email protected]

DETROIT - The biggest year of concerts in Ford Field history continues this week with the one and only “Queen Bey” herself, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter. The global superstar brings her “Renaissance” world tour to the home of the Detroit Lions on Wednesday, July 26th.

Ford Field has already seen the likes of Luke Combs , Taylor Swift , Morgan Wallen and Ed Sheeran this year with Metallica and WWE’s “ Summerslam ” forthcoming. Beyoncé last performed in Michigan at Ford Field with Jay-Z on August 13, 2018. Her last solo concert in the state was on June 14, 2016, also at Ford Field.

Here’s everything to know if you’re one of the tens of thousands of people from around the country attending Beyoncé's stadium show in Detroit.

LAST-MINUTE TICKETS :

We found tickets starting under $200 each at various reputable secondhand ticket sites. Prices do fluctuate, so you should check back frequently for tickets here:

VIVID SEATS

Ford Field opens at 5:30 p.m. with long security lines to get inside expected. Arriving early is recommended.

There is no opening act for this concert. It’s Beyoncé and only Beyoncé.

While this varies from city to city, she’s expected to take the stage shortly after 8:00 p.m. and perform more than 30 songs for around 2 and a half hours.

Parking is $50 in Ford Field lots on a first-come-first serve basis. Here’s a map of the Ford Field lots . You can pre-purchase parking at various lots all over downtown Detroit. Pre-purchased parking can be found here .

CAMERA POLICY

Allowed: Small personal cameras
Not allowed: GoPro/video cameras, selfie sticks, tripods or monopods, camera bags and cases, cameras with lenses over 5″.
Permitted: Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″
Permitted: One-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc bag or similar)
Permitted: Small clutch bags, camera and binocular cases, not exceeding 4.5″ x 6.5″, with or without a handle or strap, can be taken into the stadium with one of the clear plastic bag options
Permitted: Medically necessary items including insulin, medication, portable oxygen, small soft pack coolers and breast pumps
Permitted: Infant items in a clear bag (bottles, formula) with a child
Not permitted: Purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, book bags, diaper bags, fanny packs, cinch bags, grocery and paper bags, duffle bags, computer bags or luggage of any kind

PERMITTED ITEMS (following inspection)

Small radios (must be used with an earpiece or headphones) • Umbrellas, small compact only. Must be placed securely under the seat.
Handheld posters & signs without poles or sticks. Must not block another guest’s view.
Battery operated clothing or signs if approved after thorough inspection.
Loose batteries & wires are not allowed
Tablets (iPads, Kindles, etc.) Inappropriate subject matter should not be displayed and must not block another guest’s view
Seat cushions not exceeding 15″ x 15″ and must not contain arm rests, zippers, pockets, flaps or metal backs

PROHIBITED ITEMS

Aerosol cans (hairspray, mace, pepper spray, etc.)
Animals (except certified service animals to aid guests with disabilities)
Balloons (air or helium)
Balls (beach balls, footballs, etc.)
Banners or large flags
Battery operated clothing and signs
Cameras with lenses longer than five inches
Chairs including folding chairs or stools
Decals, stickers, confetti or glitter
Drones and/or remote controlled aircraft
Electronic equipment including laptop computers, video recorders, tripods and wearable video cameras including Go Pros.
Flashlights
Food, beverages or liquids (cans, bottles, water bottles, flasks, cups, boxes, popcorn buckets, etc.)
Handouts, items or goods intended for unauthorized sale, promotion, exchange or giveaway
Illegal substances: Knives, pocket knives, box cutters, scissors, etc.
Laser pointers
Marijuana, including medically prescribed, electronic accessories or paraphernalia associated with marijuana or illegal narcotics use.
Markers (permanent) and/or paint
Noisemaking devices (bells, horns, kazoos, whistles, etc.)
Objects that can be used as missiles or projectiles (sticks, poles, bats, clubs, Frisbees, etc.)
Offensive or profane messages or images on signs and clothing that are distasteful or indecent
Selfie sticks
Strollers and infant car seats or carriers
Umbrellas (large size)
Weapons including handguns, tasers, chemical sprays, brass knuckles, etc.
Wrapped gifts
No weapons are allowed in the stadium. Possession of a firearm or any other weapon is strictly forbidden. Possession of such a weapon will result in immediate confiscation, ejection and possible arrest.

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Beyoncé bringing 'RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR' to Detroit this summer

(WXYZ) — Twenty-eight-time Grammy Award-winning superstar Beyoncé is going out on tour in 2023 and will stop in Detroit this summer.

According to Citi Entertainment, which will have one of the pre-sales for the show, Beyoncé's RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR will be at Ford Field on Wednesday, July 26.

Beyoncé's website also lists the tour happening on July 26 at Ford Field.

Citi Entertainment reports that the registration for the tour will go through Thursday, Feb. 16 at 11:59 p.m. and verified fans will be notified and the Citi presale will begin Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 10 a.m. through Wednesday, Feb. 22 at 6 p.m.

This is the latest of major concerts coming to Ford Field this summer including Luke Combs in April, Taylor Swift and Morgan Wallen in June, Ed Sheeran in July and Metallica in November.

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Beyoncé Announces Her Renaissance World Tour 2023: All We Know

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Beyoncé kicked off Black History Month with the announcement the world has been waiting months for: Her Renaissance World Tour is happening, this year. Bey unveiled the news with a simple Instagram post: “RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR 2023.” She did not immediately provide more information, but more is obviously coming.

So, what is known so far about her tour? What can the world expect? Here, we've gathered everything released so far.

When is the Renaissance World Tour happening?

May 10: Stockholm, Sweden @ Friends Arena
May 14: Brussels, Belgium @ King Baudouin Stadium
May 17: Cardiff, Wales, U.K. @ Cardiff Principality Stadium
May 20: Edinburgh, Scotland, U.K. @ BT Murrayfield Stadium
May 23: Sunderland, U.K. @ Stadium of Light
May 26: Paris, France @ Stade de France
May 29: London, U.K. @ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
May 30: London, U.K. @ Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
June 8: Barcelona, Spain @ Olympic Stadium
June 11: Marseille, France @ Orange Vélodrome
June 15: Cologne, Germany @ Rhein Energie Stadion
June 17: Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Johan Cruijff Arena
June 21: Hamburg, Germany @ Volksparkstadion
June 24: Frankfurt, Germany @ Deutsche Bank Park
June 27: Warsaw, Poland @ PGE Narodowy
July 8: Toronto, Canada @ Rogers Centre
July 12: Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Financial Field
July 15: Nashville, TN @ Nissan Stadium
July 17: Louisville, KY @ L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium
July 20: Minneapolis, MN @ Huntington Bank Stadium
July 22: Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field Stadium
July 26: Detroit, MI @ Ford Field
July 29: East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium
August 1: Boston, MA @ Gillette Stadium
August 3: Pittsburgh, PA @ Acrisure Stadium
August 5: Washington, DC @ FedEx Field
August 9: Charlotte, NC @ Bank of America Stadium
August 11: Atlanta, GA @ Mercedes-Benz Stadium
August 16: Tampa, FL @ Raymond James Stadium
August 18: Miami, FL @ Hard Rock Stadium
August 21: St. Louis, MO @ Dome at America's Center
August 24: Phoenix, AZ @ State Farm Stadium
August 26: Las Vegas, NV @ Allegiant Stadium
August 30, San Francisco, CA @ Levi’s Stadium
September 2: Inglewood, CA @ SoFi Stadium
September 11: Vancouver, BC @ BC Place
September 13: Seattle, WA @ Lumen Field
September 18: Kansas City, MO @ Arrowhead Stadium
September 21: Dallas, TX @ AT&T Stadium
September 23: Houston, TX @ NRG Stadium
September 27: New Orleans, LA @ Caesars Superdome

Where can you get tickets?

Tickets for the North American leg of the tour will be available through Ticketmaster's Verified Fan program. Tickets will go on sale Monday, Feb 6, with an exclusive presale to BeyHive members, according to a Live Nation press release.

Verified Fan registration is now open. Once you register, you'll be placed in a lottery system that determines which fans get invited to purchase tickets. Registration alone doesn't guarantee tickets. If you're selected, you'll get an access code the day before tickets go on sale. Everyone else will be placed on a waitlist. According to Live Nation, this process is intended to help Ticketmaster weed out the resellers and verify your account so that actual fans get priority to buy tickets.

Citi cardmembers will have a special Citi Presale after the Verified Fan process. Get more details here . Verizon will also offer an exclusive presale through their customer loyalty program Verizon Up .

Will Beyoncé be using Ticketmaster like Taylor Swift to sell tickets?

Yes, but given what happened with Taylor Swift's Eras tour (and the fact it led to Congressional hearings about Ticketmaster ’s practices), it seems very likely both Beyoncé and Ticketmaster would want to avoid repeating that mess. That most likely explains the usage of the Verified Fan system.

Where will Beyoncé be playing?

The Renaissance World Tour will hit 40 cities in North America and across Europe. Stops include Paris, London, Amsterdam, Toronto, Chicago, East Rutherford, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Houston, and many more.

What has Beyoncé said about the Renaissance World Tour?

She just announced it was happening with a post on February 1. Her website didn't immediately contain any more details. But during the Wearable Art Gala in October 2022, she appeared to confirm it would start this summer, as a backstage tour with her mother Tina Lawson was up for auction at the event.

Will Beyoncé be performing at the Grammys (on February 5) and sharing more tour details there?

Not clear yet, but she is the most nominated artist at the ceremony . On January 21, Variety reported that “ talks with show producers are ongoing for a possible onstage appearance ” by Beyoncé.

What can we expect from the tour on stage?

Beyoncé hasn't shared that yet either, but given the artistry she put into her recent Dubai show , it's fair to say we can expect no less than excellence, elaborate costumes, and an incredible experience.

This post will be updated the moment more detail is released.

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Published: Jul. 26, 2023, 3:35 p.m.

Beyoncé's "Renaissance" tour will stop at Metlife Stadium for two shows, July 29 and 30. metlifestadium.com

Chris McLaughlin | [email protected]

Global music superstar Beyoncé continues with the North American portion of her “ Renaissance World Tour ” and is set to perform this week in Detroit, Michigan and East Rutherford, New Jersey — outside New York City — this week.

The singer is currently the most-decorated artist in Grammys history — a feat she achieved earlier this year. Her latest solo album “Renaissance,” which was released at the end of July last year, reached the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart shortly after its release.

Now, Beyoncé is on tour and may be coming to a city near you later this summer or this fall. For fans in or around Detroit, New York City, and Newark, New Jersey check for some of the cheapest seats still available through either VividSeats or StubHub .

*New customers who purchase tickets through VividSeats can get $20 off a $200+ ticket order by using the promo code MassLive20 at checkout.*

Wednesday, July 26 — Detroit, Michigan at Ford Field, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Saturday, July 29 — East Rutherford, New Jersey at MetLife Stadium see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Sunday, July 30 — East Rutherford, New Jersey at MetLife Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats

Those who hope to see the artist perform in person can shop for tickets at VividSeats and StubHub for the rest of the remaining tour locations as well.

Listed below are the remaining tour dates for Beyoncé's “Renaissance World Tour.” All concerts listed start at 7 p.m. local time.

Tuesday, Aug. 1 — Foxborough, Massachusetts at Gillette Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Saturday, Aug. 5 — Landover, Maryland at FedEx Field, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Sunday, Aug. 6 — Landover, Maryland at FedEx Field, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Wednesday, Aug. 9 — Charlotte, North Carolina at Bank of America Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Friday, Aug. 11 — Atlanta, Georgia at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Saturday, Aug. 12 — Atlanta, Georgia at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Monday, Aug. 14 — Atlanta, Georgia at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Wednesday, Aug. 16 — Tampa, Florida at Raymond James Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Friday, Aug. 18 — Miami Gardens, Florida at Hard Rock Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Monday, Aug. 21 — St. Louis, Missouri at The Dome at America’s Center, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Thursday, Aug. 24 — Glendale, Arizona at State Farm Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Saturday, Aug. 26 — Las Vegas, Nevada at Allegiant Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Sunday, Aug. 27 — Las Vegas, Nevada at Allegiant Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Wednesday, Aug. 30 — Santa Clara, California at Levi’s Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Friday, Sept. 1 (Rescheduled from Sunday, Sept. 3) — Inglewood, California at SoFi Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Saturday, Sept. 2 — Inglewood, California at SoFi Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Monday, Sept. 4 — Inglewood, California at SoFi Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Monday, Sept. 11 — Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada at BC Place Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Thursday, Sept. 14 (Rescheduled from Wednesday, Sept. 13) — Seattle, Washington at Lumen Field, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Thursday, Sept. 21 — Arlington, Texas at AT&T Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Saturday, Sept. 23 — Houston, Texas at NRG Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Sunday, Sept. 24 — Houston, Texas at NRG Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Wednesday, Sept. 27 — New Orleans, Louisiana at Caesars Superdome, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats
Sunday, Oct. 1 (Rescheduled from Monday, Sept. 18) — Kansas City, Missouri at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, see tickets on StubHub , VividSeats

Beyoncé adds extra dates for long-awaited Renaissance World Tour: See show schedule

"Please do not be alarmed, remain calm. Do not attempt to leave the dance floor."

Beyoncé announced her long-awaited tour for her seventh studio album " Renaissance " on Wednesday to kick off Black History Month . Demand for tickets skyrocketed so fast, the artist added second show dates seven cities: Toronto; Chicago; Washington D.C.; Atlanta; Houston; Inglewood, Calif. and East Rutherford, New Jersey.

The album, which debuted in July, is an ode to Black queer culture. Disco anthems, soulful ballads and sexy lyrics are packaged together in "Renaissance."

"RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR 2023," she shared on Instagram .

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Full Renaissance World Tour dates

Beyoncé's world tour kicks off in May and ends in September and includes stops in Nashville, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Boston, Miami, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and many more.

Note: Some dates have changed. For the most up-to-date information, visit tour.beyonce.com .

May 10: Stockholm, SE (Friends Arena)
May 14: Brussels, BE (Baudoin Stadium)
May 17: Cardiff, UK (Principality Stadium)
May 20: Edinburgh, UK (Murrayfield)
May 23: Sunderland, UK (Stadium of Light)
May 26: Paris, FR (Stade de France)
May 29: London, UK (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)
May 30: London, UK (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)
June 6: Lyon, FR (Groupama Stadium)
June 8: Barcelona, SP (Olympic Stadium)
June 11: Marseille, FR (Orange Vélodrome)
June 15: Cologne, DE (Rheinenergiestadion)
June 17: Amsterdam, NL (JC Arena)
June 18: Amsterdam, NL (JC Arena)
June 21: Hamburg, DE (Volksparkstadion)
June 24: Frankfurt, DE (Deutsche Bank Park)
June 27: Warsaw, PL (Pge Nardowy)
July 8: Toronto, CA (Rogers Centre)
July 9: Toronto, CA (Rogers Centre)
July 15: Nashville, TN (Nissan Stadium)
July 17: Louisville, KY (L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium)
July 20: Minneapolis, MN (Huntington Bank Stadium)
July 22: Chicago, IL (Soldier Field)
July 23: Chicago, IL (Soldier Field)
July 26: Detroit, MI (Ford Field)
July 29: East Rutherford, NJ (Metlife Stadium)
July 30: East Rutherford, NJ (Metlife Stadium)
Aug. 1: Boston, MA (Gillette Stadium)
Aug. 3: Pittsburgh, PA (Heinz Field)
Aug. 5: Washington, DC (FedEx Field)
Aug. 6: Washington, DC (FedEx Field)
Aug. 9: Charlotte, NC (Bank of America Stadium)
Aug. 11: Atlanta, GA (Mercedes Benz Stadium)
Aug. 12: Atlanta, GA (Mercedes Benz Stadium)
Aug. 16: Tampa, FL (Raymond James Stadium)
Aug. 18: Miami, FL (Hard Rock Stadium)
Aug. 21: St. Louis, MI (Dome at Americas Center)
Aug. 24: Phoenix, AZ (State Farm Stadium)
Aug. 26: Las Vegas, NV (Allegiant Stadium)
Aug. 30: San Francisco, CA (Levi's Stadium)
Sept. 2: Inglewood, CA (SoFi Stadium)
Sept. 3: Inglewood, CA (SoFi Stadium)
Sept. 11: Vancouver, CA (BC Place)
Sept. 13: Seattle, WA (Lumen Field)
Sept. 18: Kansas City, MO (Arrowhead Stadium)
Sept. 21: Dallas, TX (AT&T Stadium)
Sept. 23: Houston, TX (NRG Stadium)
Sept. 24: Houston, TX (NRG Stadium)
Sept. 27: New Orleans, LA (Caesars Superdome)

How to purchase tickets, presale information

Ticketing begins Feb. 6, starting with an exclusive presale to BeyHive members.

There are several presale ticket options for Beyoncé fans. Verified fan registration for North American dates are available on beyonce.livenation.com and Ticketmaster . Citi cardmembers will have access to a presale via citientertainment.com . Verizon Up members can buy presale tickets at verizon.com/featured/verizon-up .

Visit the various websites for more on presale tickets as times vary by city.

You can also find "Register" buttons next to each date on her tour website .

Beyoncé returned to the stage for first time in four years in January

Last month, Beyoncé made her return to the stage and performed at the opening of the Atlantis The Royal hotel in Dubai. Despite the luxury experience, the singer left fans wanting more, as she did not perform any songs from "Renaissance," The Hollywood Reporter reported.

The invitation-only event marked her first concert in more than four years. She last performed at the Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 event in 2018.

Beyoncé dominates Grammy nominations

The singer's tour announcement comes days ahead of the Grammys where Beyoncé leads the 2023 lineup with nine nominations, including best dance/electronic album ("Renaissance"), best R&B performance ("Virgo’s Groove") and best traditional R&B performance ("Plastic Off the Sofa").

With 28 wins and 88 total career nominations, Beyoncé now ties her husband, rapper Jay-Z , for the most nominations in Grammy history. If Beyoncé picks up four or more awards this year, she will surpass the late Georg Solti for the most Grammy wins of all time. (The Hungarian-born conductor holds the record with 31.)

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Beyoncé and Jay-Z have got "to be the most intense power couple in the history of music," Recording Academy president Harvey Mason Jr. Mason said after the nominations were revealed. "That’s music and Grammy royalty – that’s the royal family."

Their combined 176 nominations are "absolutely a testament to their talent, to their level of excellence, to their work ethic, to their level of greatness over a long period of time. I don’t even know what the next (leading) couple would be, but it’s not anywhere close.”

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Song played from tape The Signboard ( Video introduction ) Play Video
Dangerously in Love ( Destiny’s Child song) Play Video
Flaws and All ( contains elements of " Adventures in the Land of Music" by Dynasty ) Play Video
1+1 Play Video
I'm Going Down ( Rose Royce cover) Play Video
I Care Play Video
River Deep, Mountain High ( Ellie Greenwich cover) ( Tribute to Tina Turner ) Play Video
RENAISSANCE
Song played from tape RENAISSANCE ( video interlude — contains elements of "Energy ) Play Video
I'M THAT GIRL ( extended spoken intro — contains elements of "APESHIT" ) Play Video
COZY Play Video
ALIEN SUPERSTAR ( contains elements of "Sweet Dreams" ) Play Video
Lift Off ( JAY Z & Kanye West cover) ( Shortened ) Play Video
Song played from tape 7/11 ( Les Twins dance break ) Play Video
MOTHERBOARD
Song played from tape MOTHERBOARD ( video interlude — contains elements of "Can You Feel It" by Mr. Fingers ) Play Video
CUFF IT ( contains elements of "CUFF IT (WETTER REMIX)", "A Night To Remember" & "Love You Down") ) Play Video
ENERGY ( contains elements of "End of Time" & "Countdown" ) Play Video
BREAK MY SOUL ( contains elements of "BREAK MY SOUL (THE QUEENS REMIX)" & "Shake Your Body" by The Jacksons ) Play Video
Song played from tape OPULENCE ( video interlude — contains elements of "No Angel", "PURE/HONEY" & "Ghost" ) Play Video
Formation ( Shortened ) Play Video
Diva ( shortened — contains elements of "Just Wanna Rock" by Lil Uzi Vert ) Play Video
Run the World (Girls) ( Shortened ) Play Video
MY POWER ( shortened — contains elements of "Tanzania" & "Alright" ) Play Video
BLACK PARADE ( contains elements of " Formation" & "Alright" by Kendrick Lamar ) Play Video
Savage ( Megan Thee Stallion cover) ( Remix ) Play Video
Partition ( Shortened ) Play Video
Song played from tape ANOINTED ( video interlude — contains elements of "Yoncé" & "Family Feud" ) Play Video
CHURCH GIRL ( Shortened ) Play Video
Get Me Bodied ( Shortened ) Play Video
Before I Let Go ( Maze featuring Frankie Beverly cover) ( shortened — contains elements of "Freakum Dress" ) Play Video
Rather Die Young ( Shortened ) Play Video
Love on Top ( contains elements of "I Want You Back" by The Jackson 5 ) Play Video
Crazy in Love Play Video
ANOINTED - PT. 2
Song played from tape Love Hangover ( Diana Ross song) ( background singers intermission ) Play Video
PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA Play Video
VIRGO'S GROOVE ( elements of "Speechless", " Rocket", "Cater 2 U", "Signs", "Dance for You", & "Say My Name" ) Play Video
Naughty Girl ( shortened — contains elements of "VIRGO'S GROOVE" and "Love to Love You Baby" by Donna Summer ) Play Video
MOVE ( contains elements of "Move Ya Body" by Nina Sky ) Play Video
HEATED Play Video
Song played from tape ALREADY ( Les Twins dance break ) Play Video
MIND CONTROL
Song played from tape MIND CONTROL ( video Interlude — contains elements of "Ghost", "Bootylicious" & "Single Ladies" ) Play Video
AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM Play Video
PURE/HONEY ( contains elements of "Blow" — extended voguing outro ) Play Video
SUMMER RENAISSANCE ( Extended intro ) Play Video

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ALIEN SUPERSTAR
AMERICA HAS A PROBLEM
BREAK MY SOUL
CHURCH GIRL
I'M THAT GIRL
PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA
SUMMER RENAISSANCE
VIRGO'S GROOVE
Before I Let Go by Maze featuring Frankie Beverly
Dangerously in Love by Destiny’s Child
I'm Going Down by Rose Royce
Lift Off by JAY Z & Kanye West
River Deep, Mountain High by Ellie Greenwich
Savage by Megan Thee Stallion
Love on Top
Rather Die Young
Run the World (Girls)
Flaws and All
Get Me Bodied
Crazy in Love
Naughty Girl
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Where to Watch Live From Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central on NBC

This all-star lineup will deliver an amazing night of music.

Michigan Central Station will soon re-open, not as a train depot but as a dining and shopping hub for Detroit, and to inaugurate its new era, a bevy of Detroit icons are coming together for a one-night-only performance. Live From Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central will stream live on Peacock and subsequently air on NBC, and you don't want to miss it. Keep reading for all the information.

Who is performing in Live From Detroit: The Concert at Michigan Central ?

The outdoor spectacular will take place on June 6, though in-person tickets are sold out. The 90-minute concert includes Michigan natives Diana Ross, Big Sean, Illa J, Jack White, Kierra Sheard, Theo Parrish, Slum Village, the Clark Sisters, Sky Jetta and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Detroit Lions Barry Sanders will also make an appearance.

Non-Michigan-ians are on the lineup too, like Common, Fantasia, Melissa Etheridge and Jelly Roll , and presenters Mike Epps and Sophia Bush. Eminem , who paid tribute to his hometown of Detroit in his semi-autobiographical film 8 Mile , is an executive producer of the event.

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The train station opened in 1913, the tallest of its kind in the world at the time. However, it closed in 1988 and remained unoccupied until the Ford Motor Company purchased the building in 2018. It's been under restoration since, and the concert marks the beginning of its gradual opening to the public as both a site of historical importance and bustling business.

"Detroit is known around the world for its musical talent, and having so many legendary artists kick off the celebration for the reopening of the iconic Michigan Central Station shows how meaningful this moment is for our city,” said Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan in a press release. “This historic landmark symbolizes Detroit’s resilience, innovation, and now, its bright future. This is about more than preserving a piece of our past. It also is about paving the way for a new era of growth and opportunity for all Detroiters.”

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7 Detroit tours that tell a deeper story of the city: What to know

A s a little boy, about 8 years old with his brown hair spiked in the late ‘90s style, Gabriel Gutierrez would take his brother’s hand and cross the street from his parents’ tortilla business, enter a heavenly smelling donut shop, pass the lively store patrons, and order a coffee for his mom or their employees.

For himself, he’d order a white cream Long John, somewhat like an éclair, just to eat the cream.

These days, Gutierrez owns that hand-cut donut shop, Donut Villa, in southwest Detroit, which has ties not only to his personal history but that of his family, whose first southwest Detroit business opened in the 1940s. It is part of the greater fabric of community histories that make up Detroit’s story, as told by the City Institute on one of their "Detroit in Context Learning Journey" tours.

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The City Institute is one of a number of organizations to offer tours that go a bit deeper than sightseeing and basic headlines in Detroit. The groups seek to give context to where Detroit is now, where it is going, and often to correct the record on where it’s been.

Some tours explore the once prominent Black Bottom neighborhood, some explore Detroit’s history with the Underground Railroad, some explore Corktown, and ones like the City Institute’s "Learning Journey" also bring the city’s story forward to today and look to the future.

Though not a definitive list of all the tours in Detroit, here are some tour groups and guides to help deepen your knowledge:

City Institute

The "Learning Journey," on which Gutierrez’s business was featured , is a yearly, all-day bus tour that goes neighborhood by neighborhood so that attendees can hear from business owners, investors, and nonprofit and city leaders on the history of the neighborhoods, what’s currently offered there, how it supports itself, and future projects. A shorter version of the tour is also offered, primarily for private tour groups.

The City Institute’s mission is to equip residents and stakeholders to build an inclusive, equitable and thriving future for Detroit. Southwest, with its shifting demographics over the last century, is just one neighborhood that can serve as a foundation for those seeking to understand the city a bit better, said Gutierrez.

“There's a lot of history and a lot of stories,” Gutierrez said of the city. “Not always great, right? And for people to just understand that the communities that they are involved with, they have extensive roots and histories of their own that can provide context.”

Learning the city’s wins also encourages retention and keeps energy to fight for Detroit’s future, by the telling of Jeanette Pierce, founder and president of the City Institute.

“We believe it's important for people to understand how we got to where we are … then come to today, where we actually meet and hear about and talk to people doing amazing work in the city,” said Pierce.

Topics: Public tours include a virtual one on redlining, a form of housing discrimination, walking ones on architecture, specific neighborhoods including New Center and Black history, as told by those who lived it
Cost: Public tours - free (with donations welcome) - $20, with "Learning Journey" tours $125 including meals; Private tours and private "Learning Journey" tours: $20 -$100 per person
Length: 1.5 hours for virtual redlining history tours; generally 2 hours – all day for others
Mode of transportation: Walking, bus or virtual
Where to register: thecityinstitute.com/public-tours

(Note: Tour costs, lengths and topics vary for most organizations named in this story. Many are open to creating special programs upon request. Contact each tour guide and group for further details)

Black Scroll Network History & Tours

Jamon Jordan, Detroit’s first official historian, was appointed to his role in 2021 by Mayor Mike Duggan. Before that, however, he was already known as a prominent unofficial historian of the city, founding the Black Scroll Network History & Tours.

While Jordan said he encourages folks to do the tours that exist on restaurants, bars, the auto industry and the like, he said he realized they were leaving out a big part of the Detroit story – African American history.

On his various tours, Jordan may point out the neighborhood where three Detroit music legends grew up or talk about the presence of Black people in the region in 1700s. Some tours also explore the once thriving Black neighborhood and business district that were destroyed through racist officials, urban renewal and highway building , with Jordan pointing out the still present apartments, townhouses and school building that were given the space instead.

“A big portion of Detroit’s history is invisible, and you have to have someone help you see what is no longer present,” he said.

Topics: Motown, slavery, African origins, Black Bottom, the Underground Railroad, the 1967 rebellion and more
Cost: Generally $5 - $50 for walking tours, $60 per person for bus tours, and $50 for virtual tours
Length: 2 hours for most
Mode of transportation: Walking, bus and virtual
Where to register: Black Scroll Network's Eventbrite page for public tours, and [email protected] or blackscrollnetwork.weebly.com for private tours

Wheelhouse Detroit

Another way to get a deeper knowledge of the city? By bike.

Wheelhouse Detroit is a bike shop along Detroit’s riverfront, but tours have been a part of its mission since its opening in 2008 thanks to owner Kelli Kavanaugh and her founding partner’s backgrounds in community development.

“It was important for us to tell a story of Detroit that isn’t necessarily the one that the masses hear or understand to be true,” she said, later adding: “We’re not cheerleaders, we’re trying to tell a real story of a very interesting and complicated city.”

This story includes discussion of history and current developments. On the Corktown tour she gives, Kavanaugh delves into how freeway development, urban renewal, and parking for Tiger Stadium shaped the neighborhood as it is now, along with gentrification there. She also uses history to counter any belief that it only got “cool” now.

Topics: Poletown churches, Eastern Market, Hamtramck, the auto industry, techno and more.
Cost: $30 for shorter, weekday tours ($40 including bike rental), $45 for 3-hour tours ($55 with rental) and private tours starting at $200-$250 for up to six people.
Length: 2 hours for shorter, weekday tours, 3 hours for others
Mode of transportation: “Pedal power,” using bikes or e-bikes, used manually. Attendees can bring bikes or rent from Wheelhouse Detroit
Where to register: wheelhousedetroit.com

Ken Coleman

As a Detroit historian, journalist and communications professional, Ken Coleman likes to say he’s been dedicated to chronicling Black life in Detroit since 1991.

His extensive historical knowledge goes back way further, of course, and it’s his passion to share Black history as an independent tour guide, covering whatever topics in that area a client may want.

Some favorite stops include the Gateway to Freedom International Memorial along the Detroit riverfront which pays homage to those who used and were involved in the Underground Railroad . There’s also the Second Baptist Church of Detroit, which lays claim to being the oldest religious institution owned by the Black community in the Midwest, a former station on the Underground Railroad and establishing the city’s first school for Black children.

Topics: Motown, the Underground Railroad, Black Bottom and more
Cost: Prices starting at about $50 per hour per small group, and generally $300-$500 for a 3-4 hour tour for a larger organization
Length: 1-2 hours for walking tours, 3-4 for bus tours
Mode of transportation: Walking or bus, if provided
Where to register: Email Coleman at [email protected] or call him at 313-551-1304

Preservation Detroit

Preservation Detroit was founded in 1975 as a student organization fighting the demolition of historic campus buildings at Wayne State University. These days the group works to preserve historic sites throughout Detroit, and it hosts tours on the history of architecture, sculptures and more to educate the masses.

A high point of downtown tour coordinator Davis Zaleski’s walking excursion is a visit to the Guardian Building, the 1920s, cathedral-like, Art Deco skyscraper. There’s also a quick stop by the recently reopened 38-story, Italian Renaissance-style Book Tower.

“During the early part of the 20th century, with the advent of the auto industry and all the other industries, they built like crazy and they built some of the most beautiful buildings in the country,” Zaleski said.

Some of that history has been torn down or poorly developed, but preservation has increased over the years, Zaleski said. Preservation Detroit likes to emphasize good development, and Zaleski said he hopes attendees walk away with an appreciation for what Detroit was and could be.

Topics: Ferry Street, Midtown, Eastern Market, downtown, public art, cemeteries, churches and more
Cost: $15 for members, students and seniors; $18 for all others on public tours; private tours, per the website, can be arranged for $100 for groups of five people or less and rates of $20 per person for larger groups
Length: Between 2 and 2.5 hours
Mode of transportation: Walking
Where to register: preservationdetroit.org or through Eventbrite

Detroit History Tours

Detroit History Tours, along with the Detroit History Club, serves several purposes, said Bailey Sisoy-Moore, executive director of the two. Key among its motivations are the ideas that Detroit’s history should be written by Detroiters and that it’s hard to defund or vote to implode historic sites that are fully understood.

“History education helps make sure that the important parts of our history don't disappear quietly,” Sisoy-Moore said.

The tour group tells the history of the city starting with the Native American tribes that were here first through to present day and even future development plans.

Topics: Suffragettes, the Detroit People Mover transit system, cops and mobsters, LGBTQ history and more
Cost: $27 for walking tours, $30-$65 for bus tours, $5 - $20 for self-guided mobile app tours with lifetime download; food tours are $80 - $120, including the meals and tips. Private tours start at $250 if transportation is provided, $450 for walking and $1,525 for tours with the van or bus provided by Detroit History Tours.
Length: 2 hours for walking tours, 90 minutes to 3.5 hours for bus tours
Where to register: detroithistorytours.com

Detroit Historical Society

Founded in 1921, the Detroit Historical Society now boasts tours at not only the Detroit Historical Museum and the Dossin Great Lakes Museum, but also at locations throughout metro Detroit.

Guided tours at the historical museum take groups of 15 or more people through the indigenous populations that were here, auto history, culture and more, said Kimmie Dobos, manager of education and public programs. There are also tailored museum tours that dive deeper into the African American experience and what led to the 1967 rebellion.

The Great Lakes museum, on Belle Isle, also features a maritime history tour exploring Detroit’s long history on the water from canoes to freighters and more.

For some off-site explorations, there are “Behind The Scenes” tours of historic locations including neighborhoods, a gallery, and a battlefield.

Topics: The summer of 1967, Temple Beth El, Boston Edison, Eastern Market, tiny homes and more
Cost: Guided tours at the museums are $11 for adults and $10 for seniors, the 1967 rebellion tour is $12 for adults and $11 for seniors, and the “Detroit’s African American Perspectives” tour with Jamon Jordan is $300 for up to 20 people.“Behind The Scenes” tours are $25 for members and $35 for nonmembers.
Length: Generally 1- 1.5 hours
Where to register: detroithistorical.org

Of course, these are just some of the tour offerings in the city. You also can see the sights with a Segway tour , by boat and there’s even a tour to learn some Detroit history on a historic bar tour , among others.

Did we miss your favorite tour? Email [email protected] and you might see it in a future story.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: 7 Detroit tours that tell a deeper story of the city: What to know

Ken Coleman, a Detroit historian and journalist, is shown giving a bus tour in 2019.

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Trina Says ‘Beyoncé Over Everybody’ for 'Queen of Rap' Title, Mentions Nicki Minaj as One of Her Top Rappers

On 'Reality With the King,' the Miami rap veteran also detailed the issues regarding her "BAPS" collaboration with Minaj, which involved Trina's manager.

Trina doesn't have beef with Nicki Minaj , but she still doesn't put her above Beyoncé when it comes to rap.

Trina originally made the statement about Bey last December, which the Miami rap veteran doubled down on during a recent interview with YouTuber Carlos King on the webseries Reality With the King .

Around the 50-minute mark of the video below, Trina gave some context to her 2019 collaboration with Minaj, titled "BAPS," and its release, which was derailed partly by her team at the time.

The song was intended to be a single, but the rollout went amiss when Trina's team wasn't "being honest." "I kind of felt a way," she said around the 57-minute mark. "I felt like, in my moment...This is not a time to play."

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But the release went even further south when one of Trina's team members spoke offensively about Minaj on social media, thinking that the Pink Friday 2 artist wasn't supporting "BAPS."

"I felt like he acted out of emotion but you don't act out of emotion on [Instagram] Live against a celebrity; that's somebody that I know that I have a relationship with."

Amid the issues, Trina's mother, Vernessa Taylor, was undergoing a cancer battle, which she succumbed to in 2019.

As Trina continued to struggle with her team, specifically her manager, she called Minaj "one of the first people" to contact her after her mother died. But while the women are friendly, albeit not having spoken to her in a few years , Trina continues to defend Beyoncé as the ' Queen of Rap,' to the disappointment of the Barbz.

"If they would have said, 'Alright, give me your top five queens.' Okay, I'm going to give it to the girls, always," Trina said around the 1:06:30 mark, referring to her interview at One Music Festival. "First off, I'm fresh off the Renaissance Tour, let's be very clear."

"You can't deny or or take credit from nothing that Beyoncé do, I just love Beyoncé. It was in a hype of the moment," she continued, adding, "It's going to be Beyoncé over everybody to me. I just love Beyoncé, she's a top-tier, upper-echelon, she pushes the envelope beyond envelopes."

Clarifying that Minaj, Missy Elliott, and Lil Kim are among the "several queens" that she gives props to, Trina added that she's "never not gonna" put Beyoncé at number one.

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Along with The-Dream, defendants named in the lawsuit include The-Dream's label, Contra Paris, and Epic Records. Epic Records did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

"It is not clear if Contra Paris ever signed any artists to its label (aside from Ms. Mangroe), or whether any records were released by the label," the lawsuit states. "Today, the Contra Paris website appears partially defunct."

Mangroe alleges in the lawsuit that in July 2016, more than a year after she first met The-Dream, she was told that Epic Records "no longer wanted to distribute her music because Dream failed to deliver the records." She claims in her lawsuit that The-Dream kept her out of the loop for months, did not invite her to meetings and did not include her in conversations about her music or her status with Epic.

According to the lawsuit, Mangroe decided to sue in order to "speak up for herself and other female artists who have been tormented by powerful and selfish men in the recording industry."

Marissa Wenzke is a journalist based in Los Angeles. She has a bachelor's degree in political science from UC Santa Barbara and is a graduate of Columbia Journalism School.

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Cyndi lauper announces farewell tour.

Ahead of the release of her documentary 'Let the Canary Sing,' the '80s icon has unveiled the 23-date stops for her final set of concerts in North America.

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Cyndi Lauper is closing the chapter on touring with her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour.

Ahead of the release of her documentary, Let the Canary Sing , Lauper announced her final North America tour, which kicks off this fall in Montreal. It also includes stops in Los Angeles, Boston, Nashville, Chicago and New York City — the latter being a hometown show for the singer. Special guests will accompany Lauper throughout the tour, with their names announced at a later date.

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Chiles channels Beyoncé and Pucci. Biles evokes Chanel. In gymnastics, leotards bridge fashion and sport

FORT WORTH, Texas — As Jordan Chiles stood at the end of the vault runway, the lights of Dickies Arena reflected off the 4,400 Swarovski crystals on her leotard, creating sparkles reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower twinkling against the dark backdrop of a Parisian night sky.

She lifted her arms to salute the judges, shimmering with tiny rainbows, and sprinted toward the vault table, becoming a glittering blur of blue, pink, red and green as she flipped and twisted through the air.

Her leotard, the source of the explosion of color and sparkle, was one-of-a-kind, a custom creation inspired by an outfit Beyoncé wore during a Renaissance Tour concert last year. Chiles found a photo of the megastar in a bold Pucci bodysuit and sent it to the designers at gymnastics apparel manufacturer GK Elite to use as a reference point for her competition look for night one of the 2024 U.S. Gymnastics Championships on Friday.

The result was an attention-grabbing blend of checkered patterns in green and orange, pink and blue, and red and white with pink and red stripes across the chest. The sublimated print was covered in crystals that formed a necklace-like triangle to recreate the look of the extravagant body chain Beyoncé wore around her neck and waist.

“It’s gonna look like there’s a battery pack in the leotard. It’s going to be that blingy under the stadium lights,” said Jeanne Diaz, the design director for GK Elite, before this week’s championships.

Indeed it did.

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Leotards can capture a personality, convey a style and provide a boost of confidence on the competition floor. For the top gymnasts in the world, months of planning go into designing a custom fit that looks distinctive and withstands the rigors of competition. Only the highest quality crystals are bedazzled into the leotards to ensure they don’t come loose mid-routine, and the garments are made to the athletes’ specific measurements so the fit stays perfect through each flip and twist.

A quartet of medalists from the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 — Chiles, Simone Biles, Sunisa Lee and Jade Carey — sported custom GK creations at nationals Friday, with combined crystal counts totaling well into the 10,000s. Each gymnast worked with GK for months to create a special look.

“A leo is almost like putting on our armor for competition,” said Carey, who won gold in the floor exercise at the Tokyo Games. “I really want to feel powerful and confident because the better I feel, the better I feel like I’m gonna do.”

While U.S. gymnasts will all wear the same uniform at the Paris Olympics, domestic meets like this weekend’s championships allow athletes to express themselves through custom designs.

Sleeveless versions of the leotards are sold as practice wear, marketed through GK’s sponsorships of Biles, Chiles, Carey and Lee. But the creations for them for the mats in Fort Worth, with meticulous, handmade details, are one-of-ones.

Think of a signature basketball shoe. But with the sensibility of haute couture.

“What Simone has with us is our equivalent of a Jordan brand,” said Matt Cowan, chief executive of Elite Sportswear, the parent company of GK. “Simone has her signature collection that is inspired by her performances, her likes, her aesthetic, her innovation. She truly can bring a product that’s catered and representative of her to the community.”

The process to achieve that look-good, feel-good final product is different for each athlete, Diaz, the GK design director, said. Carey and Lee usually request specific colors and leave the design direction up to GK. Chiles sends reference photos. Diaz has collaborated with Biles for so long that she knows the 2016 all-around Olympic champion’s taste.

Biles’ style is “timeless but also unique. High-fashion,” Diaz said. Her fuchsia leotard for last month’s Core Hydration Classic had a criss-cross pattern of crystals on the bodice that evoked the iconic quilted Chanel handbag, while her brown leotard for the second night of U.S. Championships on Sunday will feature gold Swarovski crystals with a high collar to give a royal feel. The design reflects Biles’ position as the 27-year-old, accomplished face of the sport.

“At the beginning of her gymnastics career her leos were really playful, fun,” Diaz said. “Then they got a refinement to them. They’ve culminated now with this really regal look.”

Chiles, who trains alongside Biles at her Texas gym, “has a more edgy flair to her,” Diaz said.

“She has a very expressive personality and that shows through in her leotards that she gravitates toward.”

The final night of the women’s event on Sunday will bring what Diaz called a “showstopper” for Chiles: a white leotard based on a Bronx and Banco bodysuit Beyoncé wore onstage in Las Vegas last August.

The idea behind Beyoncé’s bodysuit was the artist being the diamond at the center of a crown, Natalie De’banco, Bronx and Banco’s founder, said. Five people worked on the garment simultaneously, taking 150 hours to attach each crystal individually.

Chiles was drawn to the eye-catching silhouette of the catsuit, which GK mimicked with mesh-lined cutouts. Her version features 3,086 crystals and a detailed strappy back. But it’s not so easy to dress like Beyoncé.

“It’s heavy!” Chiles said. “It feels like a wedding dress.”

Gymnasts’ performance styles also influence their competition leos, as is the case for Lee and Carey.

“Suni gravitates towards more feminine looks, softer looks so the style lines do have curves to them,” Diaz said. “We tend to lean sportier for (Jade) but still strong looks and still filled with bling.”

GK isn’t the only outfitter of elite gymnasts. Sylvia P, an Australian gymnastics wear brand based in Brisbane, creates custom looks for Shilese Jones, who withdrew from championships due to a shoulder injury but remains a front-runner to make her Olympic debut in Paris. The brand looks to Fashion Week runways, the Met Gala and red carpets to come up with concepts that bring Jones’ personal style out on the competition floor, Sandra Cunningham, Sylvia P’s creative director, said.

Jones, a two-time world champion, cited Zendaya and Beyoncé as her style icons and also looks at figure skating dresses for ideas for jewel placement. As for colors, the 21-year-old prefers a darker palette.

“I stick to the dark purples, blue, red and black. Those are my top favorites,” she said. “I just don’t feel 100 percent confident if I’m wearing something Skittle yellow or bright sun orange. It’s just not completely for me.”

The goal is an elevated look with an elegance Jones carries in her gymnastics. With sparkles, of course. Lots of sparkles.

“I want to feel the sparkliest,” Jones said. “I want to have the most jewels on my leotard, and I want to feel all types of confident.”

Bedazzling is the most time-consuming part of the process. Hundreds of crystals must be placed by hand to fill out a machine-generated motif. The leotard Jones planned to wear Friday, which had around 6,000 stones forming intricate line work down the sleeves, took four hours to fully cover in crystals, Cunningham estimated. Jones’ leotards often feature an extra bit of sparkle as a nod to her father, Sylvester, who died in 2021 after a long battle with kidney disease. She frequently incorporates crystals spelling out “XII. XX. MMXXI.” — the date of her dad’s passing — into her designs and wore the Roman numerals down the sleeve of her leotard at the Core Hydration Classic.

“I wanted to carry him out there with me on the floor, doing the gymnastics with me,” she said. “Having my dad out there, it just means more to me and makes my heart happy going out on the floor.”

Two hours after she debuted her lavish look, Chiles ended Friday by taking the floor to a mix of Beyoncé’s tracks and vocals, connecting her leotard to her routine. Her night wasn’t without blemish — she fell on the final tumbling pass of her routine and landed seventh in the all-around — but with a month until the U.S. Olympic Trials, Chiles and the other gymnasts still have time to hone their skills and prove why they deserve a spot on the five-person team in Paris.

The styles and sparkle they wore on the floor showed they’ve already brought Paris Fashion Week to Fort Worth.

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Detroit native returns home as dancer on Beyoncé's Renaissance tour stop at Ford Field

Trinity Sanders backstage wearing Motor City Dance Factory gear.

Trinity Sanders knew at a young age she would dance professionally, but she didn’t know that meant with Beyoncé on the Renaissance World Tour.

The 20-year-old can be seen on stage Wednesday night at Ford Field as the tour makes a highly anticipated stop in Detroit. This is the first time Sanders, who grew up on the city's east side and graduated from Cass Technical High School in 2021, is dancing in a professional tour.

“Trinity has always been very self-motived, determined and passionate about dance,” said Zandria Lucas, assistant studio director at Motor City Dance Factory in Southfield.

Sanders, who is publicly known as Trinity Joy, was enrolled at Motor City Dance Factory when she was 4 years old.

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“She took everything she did and made it personal to her, and that shows a testament of what a great dancer she is because it allows her to figure out her own style as a movement artist," Lucas said.

Sanders also took pride in helping her fellow dancers.

“You would look up and see her helping another dancer in the room or give them advice,” said Lucas. “Whenever Trinity is in town or when she’s able, she’ll come back here and teach a class or assist if we need her.”

Sanders went viral on TikTok in October 2022 for dancing a style she calls “Trapllet," which she describes as a mixture of ballet and trap music movement. She also calls herself “The Traperinna."

“Watching her mix the two styles she loved the most was very Trinity,” said Lucas. “She can do ballet, hip-hop and jazz because she’s a very well-rounded dancer and she never wanted to be stuck in one genre of dance.”

Her fiery passion for dancing "Trapllet" was fueled by a combination of Sanders' favorite style of dance and the music she loves.

“My dream is to do ballet with a sprinkle of hip-hop for a Durk music video,” Sanders said on Instagram in July 2022. “Do you know how hard that would be? To be the only rapper with a ballerina dancing in their music video?”

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The Renaissance World Tour has taken Sanders across Europe with stops in London, Paris and Warsaw, as well as North America with stops in Toronto, Nashville and Chicago. Wednesday night, the dancer will perform in front of a hometown audience.

“It was always very clear that Trinity had the ability to dance professionally,” said Lucas. “I knew it. I knew this was something she would always do because it was meant for her.”

The entertainment industry isn’t the easiest for dancers, Lucas said. It can be hard to receive recognition or obtain success. But Sanders persevered, knowing that dancing was what she was supposed to do.

“Nothing was given to her, and nothing came easy to her, even for how talented she is,” said Lucas. “She’s a good example to dancers that no matter what adversities you face along your career, everything aligns exactly how it’s supposed to. Your time is coming and if you continue to have confidence in yourself and stay determined, you are going to reach your goal.”

Alauna Marable, a recent graduate of Cass Technical High School, is a 2023 summer apprentice at the Free Press.

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On Wednesday, Lauper will be a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

The Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour dates:

Fri Oct 18 | Montreal, QC | Bell Centre

Sun Oct 20 | Toronto, ON | Scotiabank Arena

Thu Oct 24 | Detroit, MI | Fox Theatre

Sat Oct 26 | Boston, MA | MGM Music Hall at Fenway

Sun Oct 27 | Washington, DC | Capital One Arena

Wed Oct 30 | New York, NY | Madison Square Garden

Fri Nov 01 | Nashville, TN | Bridgestone Arena

Sun Nov 03 | Columbus, OH | Schottenstein Center

Wed Nov 06 | Tampa, FL | Amalie Arena

Fri Nov 08 | Hollywood, FL | Hard Rock Hollywood

Sun Nov 10 | Atlanta, GA | State Farm Arena

Tue Nov 12 | Dallas, TX | American Airlines Center

Thu Nov 14 | Austin, TX | Moody Center

Sat Nov 16 | Houston, TX | Toyota Center

Tue Nov 19 | Phoenix, AZ | Footprint Center

Wed Nov 20 | San Diego, CA | Viejas Arena

Sat Nov 23 | Los Angeles, CA | Intuit Dome

Sun Nov 24 | Palm Desert, CA | Acrisure Arena

Tue Nov 26 | San Francisco, CA | Chase Center

Sat Nov 30 | Portland, OR | Moda Center

Sun Dec 01 | Seattle, WA | Climate Pledge Arena

Wed Dec 04 | Minneapolis, MN | Target Center

Thu Dec 05 | Chicago, IL | United Center

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