Beyonce flew from the stage on a disco horse as she closed her first ‘Renaissance’ concert on Wednesday (10.05.23) night in Stockholm, Sweden.
The 41-year-old superstar kicked off her world tour at the Friends Arena in Stockholm, Sweden, and treated the 50,000 fans to a staggering 36-song set, which proved to be both an audio and visual spectacular.
As well as the horse – which was first seen on the album cover for ‘Summer Renaissance’ – Beyonce also made use of a pair of robotic arms, a mechanical structure that took the place of a bull as she sang her verse from Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Savage Remix’, a disco ball, and UV lights that helped transform her ordinary-looking dress into something more colourful, while the stage included a big screen with a dome-like cutout for her band and a circular extended ramp. Other props that were used throughout the night include a disco ball, a floating disco-horse and robotic arms with UV lights that transformed Beyoncé’s dress from a plain to coloured outfit instantly.
With no opening act, Beyonce kicked off the show by treating fans to a selection of songs she doesn’t often perform live, including ‘Dangerously in Love’ – which she hasn’t sang on stage since 2009 – ‘Flaws and All’, and ‘I Care’, as well as a cover of Mary J. Blige’s ‘I’m Goin’ Down’.
The futuristing ‘Renaissance’ section saw her perform the album in full and she also played a selection of her biggest hits throughout her career, including ‘Drunk In Love’, ‘Formation’, ‘Love on Top’ and ‘Crazy In Love’, as well as featuring mash-ups and interludes of tracks by a string of other artists, including Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Alright’, Britney Spears’ ‘Toxic’, Jackson 5’s ‘I Want You Back’, and Nina Sky’s ‘Move Ya Body’.
Source: Bang Showbiz
