Beyonce isn’t letting a cease and desist from The Sphere impact her colossal ‘Cowboy Carter Tour.’
For, the superstar had deployed savvy means of moving past the venue’s apparent issue with her.
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During the kick-off of the mammoth trek, a cinematic visual interlude sees a giant Beyonce pick up various major monuments – including the Statue of Liberty and The Sphere.
The latter was of note, as reports surfaced in 2023 that the performer was in negotiations to mount a residency at the new Sin City hot spot.
Fuel was poured on the flames of speculation when Beyonce featured The Sphere in the electrifying Verizon commercial that launched her ongoing ‘Cowboy Carter’ era.
Last year, it was claimed that talks between the venue and Bey’s camp collapsed over an impasse centered on rehearsal time allocation. It was further reported that the GRAMMY-winning performer was eyeing a residency elsewhere.
With legal reps for The Sphere’s owner James Dolan firing off a cease and desist alleging “impermissible use and violation” of copyright that “has resulted in significant speculation that Beyoncé will end her tour with a Sphere residency,“ a change to the tour interlude has been made.
Now, rather than picking up The Sphere in the video, Bey picks up the Allegiant Stadium – the huge Las Vegas venue where the ‘Cowboy Carter Tour’ concludes on July 26.
The diva’s Parkwood Entertainment shared the clip with the caption:
“What happens in Vegas starts with a BANG.”
Watch below (on our site):
>Beyoncé improves her “400 Foot Cowboy” interlude by replacing The Sphere with @AllegiantStadm .🐎 #COWBOYCARTERTOUR #LA #Night3 pic.twitter.com/uSmhLqGxvx
— BEYONCÉ LEGION 𐚁 (@BeyLegion) May 5, 2025
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