Thank you, Queen Bey: The Formation World Tour

Known for throwing her fans curveballs, pre-Super Bowl, Beyoncé dropped her newest single and video out of the blue, sending the internet world into chaotic trending rumours. She then boldly announced her up-coming project; The Formation World Tour. Ending the craze of predictions with official tour dates, and plenty of happy tears. Not giving us enough time to rest, re-coup, and check our bank accounts in time for the second half of the game to start; Bey's tour website crashed due to the amount of crazed fans trying to check tour dates - and therefore no one could see where the Queen was headed. Attempting not to get our hopes up, Mrs. Carter has yet to release any dates in the Australasian region. But with the scale of her last world tour sending everyone into freak mode to get a ticket – there’s no doubt she’ll surprise us down under again. So far, these are the official Beyoncé world tour dates, fingers crossed New Zealand: April 27 - Miami @ Marlins Park April 29 - Tampa @ Raymond James Stadium May 1 - Atlanta @ Georgia Dome May 3 - Raleigh @ Carter-Finley Stadium May 5 - Nashville @ Nissan Stadium May 7 - Houston @ NRG Stadium May 9 - Dallas @ AT&T Stadium May 12 - San Diego @ Qualcomm Stadium May 14 - Los Angeles @ Rose Bowl May 16 - Santa Clara @ Levi's Stadium May 18 - Seattle @ CenturyLink Field May 20 - Edmonton, Alberta @ Commonwealth Stadium May 23 - Minneapolis @ TCF Bank Stadium May 25 - Toronto @ Rogers Centre May 27 - Chicago @ Soldier Field May 29 - Detroit @ Ford Field May 31 - Pittsburgh @ Heinz Field June 3 - Boston @ Gillette Stadium June 5 - Philadelphia @ Lincoln Financial Field June 7 - New York City @ Citi Field June 10 - Baltimore @ M&T Bank Stadium June 12 - Hershey @ Hersheypark Stadium June 28 - Sunderland, UK @ Stadium of Light June 30 - Cardiff, UK @ Millennium Stadium July 2 - London, UK @ Wembley Stadium July 5 - Manchester, UK @ Emirates Old Trafford July 7 - Glasgow, UK @ Hampden Park July 9 - Dublin, Ireland @ Croke Park July 12 - Dusseldorf, Germany @ Esprit Arena July 14 - Zurich, Switzerland @ Letzigrund July 16 - Amsterdam @ Arena July 18 - Milan, Italy @ Stadio San Siro July 21 - Paris @ Stade de France July 24 - Copenhagen @ Parken July 26 - Stockholm, Sweden @ Friends Arena July 29 - Frankfurt, Germany @ Commerzbank Arena July 31 - Brussels, Belgium @ Roi Boudoin Words by Georgina Bidois