May 12, 2022 (Page 7)

Casanova pleads guilty to racketeering conspiracy and drug charges

Casanova pleads guilty to racketeering conspiracy and drug charges

The Rolling Stones announce 1963-1966 singles box set

The Rolling Stones announce 1963-1966 singles box set

Lindsey Buckingham Postpones European Tour as He Recovers From Covid

Lindsey Buckingham Postpones European Tour as He Recovers From Covid

Post Malone and Roddy Ricch Are Tired of Being ‘Cooped Up’ on New Single

Post Malone and Roddy Ricch Are Tired of Being ‘Cooped Up’ on New Single

Eurovision Has Long Struggled, With Varying Success, to Hold a Politics-Free Song Contest

Eurovision Has Long Struggled, With Varying Success, to Hold a Politics-Free Song Contest

Billy Idol reschedules 2022 UK and European tour due to “health challenges”

Billy Idol reschedules 2022 UK and European tour due to “health challenges”

Jessica Biel says Justin Timberlake’s ‘Candy’ cameo was an “accident”

Jessica Biel says Justin Timberlake’s ‘Candy’ cameo was an “accident”

Travis Barker Joins Renforshort on Single ‘We’ll Make This OK’

Travis Barker Joins Renforshort on Single ‘We’ll Make This OK’

Renforshort announces debut album ‘Dear Amelia’ and shares Travis Barker-featuring single

Renforshort announces debut album ‘Dear Amelia’ and shares Travis Barker-featuring single

Woman Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Losing Pregnancy at Astroworld

Woman Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Losing Pregnancy at Astroworld

Destiny’s Child Reunites at Beyoncé Tour Finale in Vegas!

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Destiny’s Child Reunites at Beyoncé Tour Finale in Vegas!

“Destiny’s Child, b*tch!”

With that preface, Beyoncé closed her smash-hit Cowboy Carter tour in style — and with a little help from her friends!

The tour came to a close in Las Vegas Saturday night, ending with a surprise medley by Destiny’s Child, with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams joining Bey onstage to perform songs that included two of the record-breaking girl group’s hits.

Dressed in matching gold ensembles well-suited to Vegas, the iconic trio strolled in unison down the catwalk, singing “Lose My Breath.”

They supported Beyoncé on “Energy” from her album “Renaissance,” going mute when the song demands. “Just me and my crew — big energy!” took on new meaning at Allegiant Stadium.

Their four-minute reunion — the group’s first since a 2018 Coachella gig — ended with “Bootylicious.”

The crowd could handle it, but just barely.

It had been a long dry spell for fans, with the ladies only coming together in recent years for Kelly’s husband’s 50th birthday, the premiere of the “Renaissance” concert film, and the opening of Williams’ hit Broadway musical “Death Becomes Her.”

The last of 32 stadium shows also included duets between Beyoncé and her husband JAY-Z on “Crazy in Love” and a surprise appearance by Shaboozey for their duet “Sweet Honey Buckin'” from “Cowboy Carter.”

The show brought out all the celebs, including Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King, Tyler Perry, Kris Jenner, Khloé Kardashian, Kerry Washington, Maya Rudolph and Paul Thomas Anderson, Daniel Kaluuya, and more.

The “Cowboy Carter” era has now officially ridden off into the sunset 16 months after the release of the critically acclaimed country album. In February, it won Queen Bey her first-ever Album of the Year Grammy, as well as making her the first Black winner of Best Country Album.

Music venues subject to noise complaints to get “greater protection” under new government plans

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Watch Oasis get Wembley Stadium to do The Poznan with Dua Lipa and Jarvis Cocker in the crowd

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