“Looks like she came out of Lady Gaga’s closet”- Internet reacts to Beyonce’s latest picture announcing COWBOY CARTER Tour

Beyonce took to Instagram on February 1 to announce her COWBOY CARTER TOUR 2025 by posting a picture and a video.

In the picture, Beyonce dons a grey hair look, complete with grey-painted eyebrows and bright red lipstick. News of her tour comes ahead of the Grammy Awards that are scheduled for February 2.

Netizens were quick to react to her new look for the tour and took to Pop Base's repost's comment section to express their opinions. While some fans expressed excitement for the singer's upcoming tour, others questioned her new look, drawing parallels to Lady Gaga (via @itsliam101).

"Why a tour when she hasn’t even released a single music video or gag worthy song on that album-" - a user claimed.

"WE ARE EXCITED AND WILL BE ATTENDING THE TOUR" - a user mentioned.

"she’s giving motherboard from cyber chase and i’m livingggggg" - another user claimed.

"The countdown has begun for Cowboy" - a fan exclaimed.

Shortly after Beyonce announced news of her tour, Netflix posted a teaser on Instagram by sharing a snippet of her performance with the caption,

"tonight seems like the perfect night to rewatch Beyonce Bowl on Netflix."

The artist has yet to reveal the tour dates, locations, and news about the tickets.

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More about Beyonce's Cowboy Carter tour

Beyonce's Cowboy Carter Tour 2025 is based on her latest album, Cowboy Carter, which she released in March. The album marked Bey's historic attempt to put a spotlight on Black artists in the country music space and transition into country music from R&B.

Cowboy Carter is Bey's eighth studio album and the second of a planned trilogy of albums following Renaissance (2022). The album blends diverse Southern sub-genres, which the artist listened to while growing up in Texas. It includes Zydeco, rock and roll, folk, pop, and more. It gained intense popularity after its initial release for featuring rising Black country artists, including Shaboozey, Tanner Adell, Brittney Spencer, Willie Jones, and more.

The album went on to debut at number one in several countries and broke chart and streaming records. In the US, Cowboy Carter became her eighth consecutive number-one album on the Billboard 200 and the first album by a black woman to top the Top Country Albums chart.