Beyoncé It would not yet be sold hundreds of tickets for his first British show “Cowboy Carter” at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this evening.

The stadium, which contains around 62,000 people, would have more than 500 unsold seats before the first of the six performances planned in London.

In April, reports surfaced suggesting that Beyoncé had considerably reduced ticket prices for certain shows to stimulate sales.

According to the Daily mail,, Hundreds of seats remain unsold for the next Beyoncé show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this evening.

The famous singer is currently in the United Kingdom as part of her Cowboy Carter tour, but she was apparently not able to draw the same figures she made during her global Renaissance tour in 2023.

The reports suggest that there are even more than 500 tickets available, with the cheapest at £ 71 [$96] and premium seats up to £ 278 [$377].

However, although he has not achieved the same figures as before, many fans remain excited to see the singer occur and have lined up outside the stadium since the early hours of the morning.

Beyoncé should occur in London for six nights, each show taking place in the same place of 62,000 inhabitants that she visited for the last time during her previous tour.

After her London dates, the singer will go to Paris, where she should play three shows at the emblematic stadium of France.

Like the British leg, the American part of Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” tour was faced with lower than expected ticket sales.

At some point, speculation began to circulate so that the price of tickets could be reduced to encourage more purchases. Several theories also explained why the shows have not sold at the same rate as its record renaissance tour.

On the one hand, fans expressed their frustration in the face of higher ticket prices, which may have been a major means of deterrence. In addition, some spectators seemed less enthusiastic about the “Cowboy Carter” material inspired by the country, which differs considerably from the songs of “Renaissance”.

However, the most controversial is perhaps the speculation that Beyoncé’s reduced tickets could be linked to the previous association of her husband Jay-Z with the Diiddy “” “Diiddy” Music Make.

“Beyoncé is not worried that her fans do not support her, but some close to her are concerned about the way in which occasional listeners have been able to respond to the association with Diddy,” said a source at the time, according to the Daily Mail.

“Beyoncé and Jay-Z see it as something in the past, so it is irritating to a certain extent that the being associated with him may have affected his ticket sales,” added the source.

After the arrest of Diddy last year, a lawyer by the name of Tony Buzbee filed a complaint of civil sexual assault against the besieged rapper on behalf of a Doe Jane who remained anonymous throughout the case.

The costume was then changed to include Jay-Z, with claims that the Musical Magnat and Diddy have in turn attacked Jane Doe during an after-party MTV Awards in 2000.

The inclusion of Jay-Z led to several back and forth between the rapper’s legal team, led by Alex Spiro, and Buzbee, with a large part in the media.

Jay-Z also vehemently denied the accusations, describing them as an attempt to blackmail money.

Throughout the case, Beyoncé and her family remained united, even making several public appearances together.

In the end, the case was voluntarily rejected with prejudice, according to court documents deposited by Buzbee.

After the dismissal, sources close to the family said that Beyoncé felt “relieved” by the result.

“Relief is a word too simple to describe what Bey is currently feeling after Jay’s current legal problems have been deleted,” said an initiate Daily mail at the time.

However, if the case had progressed further and it was tried, the source said that Beyoncé fully intended to continue to support her husband before the court.