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Queen B is back. After a huge and successful tour, which brought together nearly 2.7 million fans over 56 concert dates around the world, Beyoncé is heading to movie theaters. The premiere of his film took place in London on Thursday. For the occasion, the 42-year-old singer surprised her fans with her new hair color, platinum blonde. After Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour in the cinema, it's the turn of the singer from Crazy in Love to ignite the cinemas. Friday December 1 and Saturday December 2, the film of more than 2 hours 48 minutes which retraces the highlights of the Renaissance Tour, the most lucrative tour of all time for a female artist, with nearly $580 million in revenue according to Billboard, is released worldwide.
Renaissance: a Film by Beyoncé is more of a documentary than a concert film, a very popular concept at the moment. “It’s about Beyoncé’s vision, her hard work, her involvement in all aspects of production, her creative spirit and her drive to create her legacy and master her craft,” explains the film’s synopsis . Fans will therefore be entitled to never-before-seen images of her private life, intense concert and behind-the-scenes moments from the American diva's five-month tour, which has become increasingly rare regarding her privacy in the media. The film will only be shown in a few theaters in France, such as at the Grand Rex, where Friday and Saturday screenings have been sold out for several weeks.
It's good to be a Beyoncé fan right now. This cinema release is accompanied by a new title, MY HOUSE, revealed on Friday. For her return to music since her last album Renaissance released in the summer of 2022, Beyoncé has chosen a powerful title thanks in particular to the trumpets and choirs, but also very rich thanks to the different variations of the instrumental during the song.
