Beyonce Renaissance 2023 World Tour: How to get tickets to Cardiff show, presale - full list of tour dates

Beyonce has shocked the world by announcing her Renaissance 2023 World Tour that includes dates across the US and Europe. One of the singer’s six UK stops is on May 17 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium - an hour from Bristol.

It is the global superstar’s first tour since 2018 when she co-headlined the On The Run II Tour with Jay-Z. While Beyonce’s last headline tour was 2016’s Formation World Tour.

Renaissance 2023 World Tour is in support of her recent studio album Renaissance which was released on July 29. It has since soared to number one position on the Billboard 200 and Beyonce has confirmed it is the first of a three-part series.

The announcement was made on Instagram on Wednesday (February 1) and follows a number of subtle hits and teases made by Beyonce over the course of the last few months.

Here is everything you need to know about how to get tickets to Beyonce’s Cardiff show. Including any presale details and a full breakdown of all the Renaissance 2023 World Tour dates.

How to get tickets to Beyonce’s Renaissance 2023 World Tour show in Cardiff - is there a presale?

Tickets for Beyonce’s date at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium will be available first through a presale on Live Nation, opening at 10am on Friday (February 3). Visit the Live Nation website for more information and to register for the presale.

They will then go on general sale from 10 am on February 7. Visit the Live Nation website for further details and to purchase your Beyonce tickets once they are available for purchase.

Beyonce Renaissance 2023 World Tour dates

• May, 17 - Principality Stadium, Cardiff
• May, 20 - Murrayfield, Edinburgh
• May, 23 - Stadium of Light, Sunderland
• May, 29 - Tottenham Hotspur, London
• May, 30 - Tottenham Hotspur, London
• June, 02 - Tottenham Hotspur, London

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