Beyonce is preparing for her upcoming world tour, the Renaissance World Tour, which will be her first solo tour since the Formation World Tour in 2016. The tour is scheduled to kick off next month in Stockholm and will cover dates across Europe, the UK, and North America.
The singer is reportedly sparing no expense in preparing for the live dates and is currently rehearsing in France to ensure that her performance will be “groundbreaking.” According to The Sun, Beyonce has rented out the La Defense Arena in Paris, which is twice the size of London’s O2 arena and capable of seating 40,000 fans, to use as her practice ground.
Europe’s Largest Indoor Arena Booked For rehearsals
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Beyonce’s team chose the La Defense Arena in Paris as the rehearsal venue because it is twice the size of London’s O2 arena and is soundproofed. The source revealed that the stage structure is enormous and on a different scale from any other tour right now, which is why the singer needed a massive venue to rehearse in.
The singer is reportedly pulling out all the stops to make this a truly groundbreaking tour, and she is on top form, perfecting her dance moves and set manoeuvres ahead of the live dates.
Beyonce’s Renaissance World Tour is set to be a massive event, and the singer is leaving no stone unturned in preparing for it. By booking Europe’s largest indoor arena, she ensures that her rehearsals will not be heard by fans, and she can practice her new moves and stage set up before she sets off on her world tour. Fans can look forward to a spectacular performance from the singer, who is renowned for her energetic and captivating live shows.
