BEYONCE’S Cowboy Carter tour gets off to a flying start at the Tottenham Stadium.
The American singer rode a mechanical bull and flew around the stands in a red car as she performed 40 songs during a high tempo three hour set.
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Beyonce, 43, had eight outfit changes during her first night – including a new look where she wore a sparkly white leotard with tasselled chaps.
She will play five more dates at the North London stadium, with the second taking place tonight.
Her family have joined her in the capital for the shows, with Beyoncé’s eldest daughter Blue Ivy, 13, taking a starring role in her dance troupe.
Beyonce’s other daughter, Rumi, seven, also made her debut on a British stage at the concert – appearing by her mum’s side as she performed her song Protector.
She will celebrate her eighth birthday, alongside her twin brother Sir Carter, during their stay in London and insiders said Beyoncé was planning a party for the pair.
A source said: “Beyonce’s family are always with her when she’s touring and the London dates coincide with the twins’ birthdays.
“She is planning on throwing a party for them and they’ll be seeing bits of London on her days off.
“Beyoncé absolutely loves her work but it’s always family first – her children are her priority.”
Beyonce will play 31 international dates on her Cowboy Carter tour – and is expected to make £240million from the concerts.
The Sun first revealed Beyonce was planning her six night residency at the Tottenham Stadium last September.
Her concerts kick off a huge summer of music in the UK, with Oasis, Coldplay, Dua Lipa, Blackpink, Kendrick Lamar, SZA, and Billie Eilish all booked to play in London this year.
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