From hotel booking surges to small business booms, Beyoncé’s latest tour proves cultural power can move markets — and challenge the politics of profit in Trump’s America.

While some Beyoncé fans appreciate the tour visuals that highlight Blackness within country music and American history, others wish for more explicit statements on contemporary political matters.

As Beyoncé wraps up her "Cowboy Carter” tour in Las Vegas, fans are looking for clues about what's next. Could they be hidden in the performers' hair?

Unreleased music by Beyoncé was stolen from a vehicle in Atlanta, according to police. Five hard drives with "watermarked music, some unreleased music, footage plans for the show, and past and future set list" were taken from a 2024 Jeep Wagoneer that was being driven by Beyoncé's choreographer,

“There’s only three people ahead of me on the Apple Country Music charts, and one of them is Beyoncé,” Adcock says in video from a recent show shared to TikTok. “You can tell her we are coming for her (expletive) ass.” Then he went in on her.

Beyoncé's net worth is $780 million as of June 2025, per Forbes. In comparison, her net worth roughly one year prior, in May 2024, was $760 million. According to the outlet, a "majority" of her net worth "comes from her roughly three decades as a solo performer and a member of the girl-group Destiny's Child."

Gavin Adcock isn't pleased that Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter is sitting atop the Apple Music Country Chart. A viral clip shows the country singer reacting to Bey's country album snagging the No. 1 spot ahead of other country artists.

Hard drives containing some of Beyoncé's unreleased music, footage plans for future shows, and set lists have been stolen from the car of her choreographer, Christopher Grant, in Atlanta.

The lines of genre are constantly blurring in music, sparking passionate debates among artists and fans alike. But when Beyoncé, a global icon, steps into the country arena, not everyone is ready to embrace the crossover.