If recent whispers about a potential Beyoncé world tour in 2025 have you waiting with bated breath, you'll want to hear this.

The tour was rumoured to support her latest chart-topping album, Cowboy Carter.

However, Beyoncé’s team has quashed these rumours, confirming there’s no truth to the claims.  

“Nothing to report here,” Beyoncé’s longtime publicist Yvette Noel-Schure stated on X (formerly Twitter). 

She assured fans: “Whenever there is news, you will hear it directly from the source first.”

Back in September, reports from The Sun suggested that Beyoncé was gearing up for a Cowboy Carter world tour, with alleged plans for a Dublin show in 2025. 

But neither Beyoncé nor her team ever confirmed those reports.

The multi-Grammy winner last hit the road in 2023 for her Renaissance World Tour, supporting the first act of what she described as a “three-act project.” 

Earlier this year, Beyoncé unveiled Cowboy Carter, the second act, a country-inspired album that has continued to solidify her dominance in the music industry. 

The record recently earned 11 Grammy nominations, making it the second most-nominated album in Grammy history, following Michael Jackson’s Thriller, which achieved 13 nominations in 1984.

Fans eagerly awaiting Beyoncé’s Christmas Day performance can catch the halftime show live on Netflix, as it streams globally. 

While a new tour may not be on the horizon just yet, there’s no doubt Queen Bey will have something up her sleeve.

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