Brawl breaks out between fans at Beyoncé ’s Cowboy Carter tour’s opening night in the VIP section of SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles

Beyoncé opened her much-awaited Cowboy Carter tour in Los Angeles, on April 28, 2025. The tour consists of over 32 shows across nine cities. However, at the tour's inauguration, there were also reports of a scuffle among fans at the venue.

According to an exclusive report by The Daily Mail, female fans at the VIP section of SoFi Stadium got involved in a verbal altercation, which turned physical.

When the show ended, a group of women got into a heated argument near the exits. One woman in cowboy boots tried to walk away, but another knocked her hat off. A third woman stepped in to control the situation.

The same woman who hit the hat then pushed someone else to the ground and knocked her down again when she tried to get up. More women got involved, and another person was also shoved to the ground.

Meanwhile, a man stepped in to try and stop the fight between the women. In the background, one person joked about there being a second show after Beyoncé’s concert, while another pointed out that someone had been assaulted. The cause of the argument wasn’t clear.

The singer’s daughters, Blue Ivy Carter and Rumi, performed with her at the show. Over 3,000 seats were still open at SoFi Stadium, based on Ticketmaster’s seating chart.

People online pointed out that some resale tickets were going for as little as $20, about the same price as a special Minecraft-themed Big Mac Meal from McDonald's.

Beyoncé expresses gratitude after winning the 2025 Grammy Award for Cowboy Carter

After winning the 2025 Grammy Award for her Cowboy Carter album, Beyoncé spoke with Entertainment Tonight on February 3, 2025. She spoke about her daughter Rumi, who appeared on the album, saying she had forgotten to thank her earlier and was happy to do so now. When asked what the reactions from her fans meant to her, she said:

“It’s very surreal and it's been 25 years of just working really hard and trying my best to keep growing and keep opening up doors so I'm just very honored very honored. And my daughter got to see that.”

The interviewer inquired about her impact on country artists like Rhiannon Giddens. Beyoncé said she felt proud to help bring attention to the rich history of the banjo, which she believed had been overlooked. She was grateful for the warm response from the country music community and said their support made her feel truly appreciated.

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While accepting her Grammy, Beyoncé expressed her gratitude to the Recording Academy, as well as to all the songwriters, collaborators, and producers who contributed to the project. She dedicated the award to Miss Martel and shared her hope that everyone continues to move forward and create new opportunities.

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