Beyonce Alters Tour Following Mid-Air Stunt That Left Her Stranded and Screaming

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Beyoncé Swaps Risky Cadillac for Golden Horse on Cowboy Carter Tour After Midair Scare

Beyoncé has replaced her suspended red Cadillac convertible with a dazzling mechanical gold horse on her Cowboy Carter Tour, following a terrifying stunt malfunction in Houston last month. The 43-year-old Grammy winner debuted the new prop during her Atlanta show on July 11, riding the shimmering steed while performing her country ballad 16 Carriages.

Safety First: Houston Incident Sparks Change
The switch comes weeks after a June 28 concert in Houston, where the Cadillac—previously used to hover over audiences—abruptly tilted midair, forcing Beyoncé to halt the show. Videos captured the singer urgently shouting, “Stop, stop, stop!” as the tilted car was lowered safely. Fans erupted into cheers as she calmly returned to finish the performance, later telling the crowd, “If ever I fall, I know y’all will catch me.”

[Image: Beyoncé on the golden horse in Atlanta]
Caption: Beyoncé debuted the mechanical gold horse in Atlanta after retiring the Cadillac.

[Image: Tilted Cadillac in Houston]
Caption: The red Cadillac malfunctioned mid-performance in Houston, prompting the prop change.

A History of Spectacular (and Glitchy) Props
This isn’t the first time Beyoncé has incorporated equestrian elements into her shows. During her 2023 Renaissance Tour, she rode a silver horse mirroring her album artwork. However, the Cowboy Carter Tour has faced multiple technical hiccups:

• A robotic arm malfunctioned in Los Angeles, spilling liquor instead of filling her glass.
• A wardrobe mishap in London left her gold-fringed chaps slipping mid-performance, which she swiftly fixed without missing a beat.

[Image: Beyoncé on silver horse during Renaissance Tour]
Caption: The singer previously rode a silver horse during her 2023 tour.

Tour Details and Final Shows
Launched in April to promote her Cowboy Carter album, the stadium tour has 32 dates across the U.S. and Europe. After two more Atlanta shows (July 13–14), it concludes in Las Vegas on July 26. Despite the glitches, Beyoncé’s shows remain a high-energy blend of country-inspired visuals and her signature powerhouse vocals.

[Image: Beyoncé performing in a gold bodysuit]
Caption: The star’s bold outfits, like this gold bodysuit, have become tour highlights.

Fans continue to flock to the genre-defying spectacle, proving that even midair scares can’t derail Queen Bey’s reign.