Beyoncé Knowles-Carter will be hitting the stage in eight different cities for her highly anticipated Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour in less than three months. However, questions remain regarding Las Vegas shows.

The 35-time Grammy Award-winning singer has released the dates for her upcoming tour, which will travel to cities around the U.S. plus London and Paris. The first show will kick off April 28 in Los Angeles, and so far, the last known show will wrap in Atlanta on July 11.

Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour dates

Los Angeles: April 28, May 1, May 4, May 7 at SoFi Stadium – Shop tickets

Chicago: May 15, May 17 at Soldier Field – Shop tickets

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New Jersey: May 22, May 24, May 25, May 28 at MetLife Stadium – Shop tickets

London: June 5, June 7, June 10, June 12 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – On sale Feb. 11

Paris: June 19, June 21 at Stade de France – On sale Feb. 12

Houston: June 28, June 29 at NRG Stadium – Shop tickets

Washington, D.C.: July 4, July 7 at Northwest Stadium – Shop tickets

However, the singer has not yet released any dates for shows in Las Vegas despite including the city on a list of tour stops on social media. So, what should fans make of the Vegas leg of the tour?

‘Cowboy Carter’ tour stop at Allegiant Stadium

It’s rumored the megastar could add more dates in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium. This stadium has a 65,000-person capacity. However, it can expand to accommodate nearly 72,000 people for special events. Housing her upcoming concerts at this stadium makes sense with her other tour stops being held at similar venues.

Shows at Las Vegas Sphere

The Las Vegas Sphere, which seats 18,600 people, is another plausible option for additional tour dates. This venue has unique immersive video and audio capabilities. Of course, Beyoncé loves to go all out with her visuals at her concerts, making this a potential perfect fit for the Cowboy Carter and the Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit Tour. It’s worth noting, Vegas is the least populated city among the places she’s performing. It has a total of about 2.3 million people in the metropolitan area. Meanwhile, some other listed cities have double this number or more.

Residency possible, anything goes

As fans know by now, the possibilities are endless when it comes to Bey. A rodeo or residency of some sort would make sense for this tour, and Vegas could be the perfect place to do it. And there’s plenty more time left in the summer following her last listed show in Atlanta. It is only a matter of time before fans know for certain what Beyoncé has up her sleeves for Las Vegas and the rest of the tour.

Fans can purchase general-sale tickets starting Feb. 14 at 12 p.m. local time at beyonce.com. However, there are many be pre-sale options ahead of the general sale ticket drop.

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