Beyoncé Replaces Sphere Reference on ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour After Cease-and-Desist
- Beyoncé removed a visual reference to the Sphere venue from her ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour following a cease-and-desist from the venue’s owner, Sphere Entertainment Group.
- The original visual showed Beyoncé picking up the Sphere, leading to speculation about a potential Sphere residency.
- Sphere CEO James Dolan previously attempted to negotiate a performance at the venue, but Beyoncé will perform instead at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium in July.
- The updated footage replaces the Sphere with Allegiant Stadium, with a caption hinting at her upcoming Las Vegas shows.
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