30.04.2025 11:30
A fight broke out among a group of women in the VIP area during the opening night of Beyoncé's new tour, 'Cowboy Carter.' The altercation began when one woman threw another's cowboy hat, escalating into physical violence. Footage captured at the scene shows one woman attacking another and pushing her to the ground.
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World-famous singer Beyoncé's new tour "Cowboy Carter" experienced unwanted incidents on its opening night. A violent fight broke out among a group of women in the VIP area after the concert held at SoFi Stadium in California.
At the end of the concert that took place on Monday night, women dressed in cowboy-themed outfits began to argue with each other as they moved towards the exit doors. What started as a verbal argument turned into physical violence when one woman threw another's cowboy hat off her head.
In footage captured at the scene, a woman wearing a denim shirt and white cowboy boots is seen attacking another audience member and pushing her to the ground. As the woman who fell tried to get up, she was pushed down again by the same person. Soon, three more women got involved in the fight, and another woman fell to the ground.
As the surrounding audience shouted in shock, "What's happening?", a man intervened and tried to break up the fight. The tension later eased, and the parties involved in the fight dispersed in different directions.
While there has been no statement from the stadium management regarding the incident, the cause of the fight and whether there were any injuries or arrests remain unknown.
Grammy-winning singer Beyoncé took the stage in denim shorts and a shiny silver top. During an emotional moment in the show, she brought her 7-year-old daughter Rumi and 13-year-old daughter Blue Ivy on stage, but Rumi's twin brother Sir Carter did not participate in the performance.
Recently, it has been reported that ticket sales for Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" tour have been lower than expected. On Monday, there were still over 3,000 empty seats in the 70,000-capacity stadium. Due to the high ticket prices, some resale platforms showed tickets dropping to as low as $20.
Famous personalities such as CBS host Gayle King and her close friend Oprah Winfrey also attended the concert. The luxurious concert footage shared by King on social media was interpreted as "insensitivity" by some followers.
Beyoncé will perform in the U.S. and Europe after the opening concert and will conclude her tour in Las Vegas on July 26.
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