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As she began her much awaited Renaissance global tour in Cardiff on Wednesday, Beyonce went all out.
On Wednesday night, the singer, 41, performed in front of around 75,000 concertgoers at the Principality Stadium in the Welsh capital.
She performed 40 of her greatest hits on stage while showcasing her flawless dance talents.
The music icon put on a leggy display while wearing glittering Tiffany jewelry, knee-high boots, and silver bodysuits.
Beyonce then changed into an odd, colorful block outfit that made it difficult for her to move.
‘Queen B’ also wore an oversized pair of sunglasses and a Mugler corset dress with a bee motif.
She will dazzle fans with a variety of her smash tunes, including Formation, Run the World (Girls), and Love on Top, and her complete setlist has been made public.
Fans have rushed to Twitter to express their enthusiasm in the lead up to her first UK appearance on her Renaissance world tour.
While this was going on, several bystanders claimed on social media that they had seen highly eager supporters waiting outside the Principality Stadium as early as 7am.
Dangerously In Love will be performed live by Beyonce to start off her UK tour, followed by Flaws and All and 1+1.
She will next wow the audience with a cover of I Care/I’m Goin’ Down by Mary J. Blige, followed by performances of I’m That Girl, Cozy, and a medley of Alien Superstar/Sweet Dreams.
Beyonce will sing songs like Haunted, Diva, Crazy In Love, Drunk In Love, Black Parade, and Partition among the other 40 songs on her lengthy setlist.
She will next play her well-known songs Blow and Summer Renaissance to end the crowded event.
Fans expressed their enthusiasm on Twitter only hours before her Cardiff performance to convey their anticipation of seeing the singer perform live.
As they gushed over the renowned singer, eager fans voiced their disbelief that they will be in the same room as Beyonce when she takes the stage at 8.30 p.m.
Happy Beyoncé in Cardiff Day to everyone who celebrates, a fan tweeted.
