Beyoncé live performances
Beyoncé performing duringthe Formation World Tour at theWembley Stadium in July 2016
Concert tours	10
Concert residencies	3
Promotional concerts	6
Music festivals	19
Award shows	46
Sporting events	8
Broadcast shows	89
Live events	34
Guest appearances	18

American singer and songwriterBeyoncé has embarked on 10 solo concert tours.^{[note 1]} She is the first woman and first American artist to gross over $400 million on two separate tours.^[1] According toBillboard, she is the highest-grossing Black artist and the highest-grossingR&B artist.^[2]Pollstar honored her as the Touring Artist of the Decade in 2021.^[3] As of 2025, Beyoncé has grossed$2 billion from her shows from 13.7 million tickets.

Beyoncé's first solo tour was theDangerously in Love Tour (2003), which mostly took place in the UK.^[4] She embarked on her first major solo world tour,the Beyoncé Experience (2007), followingDestiny's Child's disbandment in 2005.^[5] Her third concert tour, theI Am... World Tour (2009–2010), marked the first time Beyoncé performed in South America.^[6]The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour (2013–2014) was her first to gross over $200 million. With total revenue of $229.7 million, it was the highest-grossing female tour and highest-grossing solo tour of 2013.^[7]

In 2016, Beyoncé became the first woman to headline an all-stadium tour withthe Formation World Tour. The highest-grossing female tour of the year, it grossed $260 million;^[8] it was named Tour of the Year at theAmerican Music Awards, Top R&B Tour at theBillboard Music Awards, and Tour of the Decade (2010s) byConsequence of Sound.^[9][10] TheRenaissance World Tour (2023) became the highest-grossing tour of all time by a Black artist, accumulating $579.8 million from 2.77 million tickets sold in 56 shows;^[11] it was named R&B Tour of the Year at both theBillboard &Pollstar Awards.^[12][13] TheCowboy Carter Tour (2025) grossed $407 million to become the highest-grossingcountry music tour of all time.^[14]

Besides solo tours, Beyoncé has embarked on three co-headlining tours. In 2004, she co-headlined theVerizon Ladies First Tour withAlicia Keys andMissy Elliott.^[15] Ten years later, she co-headlined theOn the Run Tour with her husband, rapperJay-Z. The all-stadium grossed $109.7 million.^[16] In 2018, Beyoncé and Jay-Z embarked on their second collaborative tour, theOn The Run II Tour. It grossed $253.5 million, making it the third-highest-grossing tour of 2018.^[17] The tour was named the Best Hip-Hop/R&B Tour at the 2019Pollstar Awards,^[18] and Top Rap Tour and Top R&B Tour at the2019Billboard Music Awards.

Beyoncé has also heldconcert residencies, includingI Am... Yours (2009),^[19]4 Intimate Nights with Beyoncé (2011), andRevel Presents: Beyoncé Live (2012).^[20] She has headlined several notable festivals. In 2011, she became the first solo Black female artist to headline thePyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival.^[21][22] Her headlining set at theSuper Bowl XLVII halftime show (2013) ranks among the most-watched halftime shows in history, generating 110.8 million viewers.^[23] In 2016, she featured as a special guest duringColdplay's performance at theSuper Bowl 50 halftime show.^[24] Her performance at the59th Annual Grammy Awards (2017) is the most-searched Grammy performance onGoogle in the US.^[25][26][27] In 2018, she became the first Black woman to headlineCoachella. Paying tribute to historically Black colleges and universities, it has been dubbed "Beychella" and is the most-searched performance in Google's history.^[28]