Beyonce made a major announcement just one day before the Grammy Awards. On Saturday evening, the 43-year-old singer-songwriter shared with the world that she will be going on tour again and embarking on the Cowboy Carter Tour. Over the weekend, she made her surprise announcement on Netflix and revealed she will be embarking on a concert tour in support of her eighth studio album, which is up for 11 awards at the Grammys on Sunday.

The Texas Hold 'Em hitmaker, who is the most decorated Grammy musician of all time after earning 32 statues from 99 nominations and leads with the highest number of nods this year, shared the big news in a partnership with Netflix. At the end of her new 13-minute special — a taping of her Christmas Day performance at the Ravens-Texans NFL game dubbed Beyonce Bowl — she made her announcement in a brief clip with an image of her and then her tour name while Sweet Honey Buckiin was playing in the background.

This comes days after DailyMail.com exclusively revealed that Beyonce would be hitting the road and heading to the UK this summer amid her husband Jay-Z's sexual assault lawsuit. Beyonce made a major announcement just one day before the Grammy Awards; pictured December 2024 in Houston. On Saturday evening, the 43-year-old singer-songwriter shared with the world that she will be going on tour again and embarking on the Cowboy Carter Tour.

Following the announcement, the music icon took to Instagram to share the exciting news with her 313 million followers. She posted her new profile picture — a stunning photo of herself with icy, platinum micro braids and bleached brows with her tour name at the top. In the snapshot, she looked glamorous with glossy, sparkling eyelids and sharp, winged eyeliner. She rocked a matte, crimson red lip and had her mouth slightly open to reveal eye-catching, diamond grills.

She also shared a short clip of a light up sign with the name of her tour above a rugged, rubble-covered terrain and smoke in the dimly lit background. This also comes shortly after she delayed an announcement, now likely confirmed to be her tour, on January 14 due to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. As she prepares to perform a string of shows around the world, her husband Jay-Z has been plagued by allegations of sexual assault.

As exclusively revealed by DailyMail.com, Beyonce will perform eight concerts in the UK this summer to support her number-one album. She also shared a short clip of a light up sign with the name of her tour above a rugged, rubble-covered terrain and smoke in the dimly lit background as part of her announcement. Over the weekend, she made her surprise announcement on Netflix and revealed she will be embarking on a concert tour in support of her eighth studio album, which is up for 11 awards at the Grammys on Sunday; pictured February 2023 in Los Angeles.

The Texas Hold 'Em hitmaker, who is the most decorated Grammy musician of all time after earning 32 statues from 99 nominations and leads with the highest number of nods this year, shared the big news in a partnership with Netflix; pictured December 2024 in Hollywood. At the end of her new 13-minute special — a taping of her Christmas Day performance at the Ravens-Texans NFL game dubbed Beyonce Bowl — she made her announcement in a brief clip with an image of her and then her tour name while Sweet Honey Buckiin was playing in the background; pictured December 2024 in Houston.

Meanwhile, her husband Jay-Z will be facing serious legal charges after he was accused late last year of gang-raping a 13-year-old girl with Sean 'Diddy' Combs over two decades ago. The rapper has since denied the attack that allegedly took place at a VMA's afterparty in September 2000 while an unidentified female celebrity watched. The victim, now a 38-year-old mother-of-two, alleged that Diddy, who is currently awaiting trial on criminal sex trafficking charges, came into the room and said that she was 'ready to party' before he and Jay-Z forced themselves upon her.

The music mogul's lawyer claims there are 'glaring red flags' in the civil suit while Jay-Z has repeatedly and strongly denied her claims. He previously said that the accuser 'filed a false complaint against me in the pursuit of money and fame.'. This comes days after DailyMail.com exclusively revealed that Beyonce would be hitting the road and heading to the UK this summer amid her husband Jay-Z's sexual assault lawsuit; pictured December 2024 in Houston.

Following the announcement, the music icon took to Instagram to share the exciting news with her 313 million followers. She posted her new profile picture — a stunning photo of herself with icy, platinum micro braids and bleached brows with her tour name at the top; pictured March 2021 in Los Angeles. Amid the harrowing accusations, Beyoncé's sister Solange Knowles is said to be 'deeply concerned' about how the music icon's career and wellbeing will be impacted by the ongoing backlash from the lawsuit.