A Look Back at Beyoncé's Historic “Cowboy Carter” Tour

From fringe-covered chaps to bedazzled flag catsuits, Beyoncé brought high fashion to cowboy couture. Every tour stop delivered new Americana-inspired looks and the fans also dressed in their Western best to match.

Bey hopped on a mechanical bull as she performed her Southern rap track, “Tyrant.” She isn’t afraid to have props onstage, and the crowd loved this addition to her cowboy-themed set.

After Beyoncé’s flying red Cadillac tilted mid-air during “16 Carriages” in Houston, the singer replaced the spectacle with a gold horse for her shows in Atlanta. The horse flew her across the stadium, reinforcing the visuals seen in her album covers for “Renaissance” and “Cowboy Carter.”

During “Jolene,” a massive horseshoe hovered over the stage, and Beyoncé also used it to fly above the crowd to travel to a smaller stage. It was a great nod to Western iconography and a dazzling showpiece to the concert.

While performing “Diva,” Beyoncé scans the audience, playfully calling out fans who embody the diva spirit. It became a nightly ritual with people in the BeyHive vying for the honor from the queen herself.

Following in her mother's footsteps, Blue Ivy Carter was a consistent force throughout the show with her incredible dance moves and undeniable presence. Her appearances were always met with thunderous applause, showcasing her growth as a performer and adding a precious family touch to the larger-than-life production.

A tender and unexpected highlight was the pure joy of 7-year-old Rumi Carter, sharing the stage with her mother and sister during the performance of "Protector." Her sweet smile and waving to the crowd melted hearts and gave a small look into the bond Beyoncé has with her children.

The BeyHive went wild for the unannounced appearances of Jay-Z, who joined Beyoncé on stage at select tour stops in Paris and Atlanta. Their chemistry during “Crazy in Love” once again proved why they are a power couple.

The vibrant "Ya Ya" segment became an interactive highlight, featuring a powerful call-and-response with the audience. If fans were lucky, she even gave them a name shout-out during her outro.

Missed out on the “Renaissance” tour? Beyoncé wove in beloved hits from her Act I album, turning the stadium from a rodeo to a dancehall nightclub. The blend of genres was a masterclass in musicality and cemented Beyoncé as a once-in-a-generation performer, not fitting into any one box.