Kristina Roberts
Beyoncé didn’t miss a beat during the London stop of her Cowboy Carter tour—even when her outfit had other plans.
On the first night of her six-show run at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the 42-year-old music icon was performing “I’m That Girl” in a sparkly gold bodysuit and chaps when the chaps suddenly slipped down mid-routine. Without so much as flinching, Beyoncé casually bent down, smiled, and turned the mishap into part of the performance. One of her dancers quickly stepped in to fasten the outfit, and the show kept rolling like nothing ever happened.
Fans loved it.
“Her dancers are so amazing and professional,” one person commented on TikTok, where clips of the moment quickly spread. Others joked, “Someone is getting fired!” but most people were just impressed by how effortlessly Beyoncé handled it. “Flawless,” “smooth,” and “iconic” were the most common reactions online.
The Cowboy Carter tour—which Beyoncé announced back in February—includes 32 shows across nine major cities, including Chicago, New York, Paris, Houston, Atlanta, and Washington D.C., with London being her only stop in the UK (for now). Demand for tickets was high when the tour went on sale, though this run hasn’t been quite as instantly sold-out as her 2023 Renaissance World Tour.
Her setlist mixes classics with new material, giving fans everything from “Crazy in Love,” “Halo,” and “Love On Top” to Cowboy Carter standouts like “Texas Hold ’Em,” “16 Carriages,” and “II Most Wanted.”
Even with a bit of rain, some empty seats, and a wardrobe hiccup, Beyoncé showed—yet again—why she’s still the gold standard in live performance. Grace under pressure? She practically invented it.
