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At her pomp, you could argue that Beyoncé may well have been the most famous woman on planet Earth; she's THAT iconic, and her longevity in the cutthroat music industry is as phenomenal as it is par for the course for a musical talent of truly epic proportions.
Beyonce Giselle Knowles was born in Houston, Texas, in September 1981, and she was something of an early musical prodigy and, by the age of eight, was already auditioning for an all-girl group.
She joined a group called Girl's Tyme, and by 1996 they had changed their name to Destiny's Child.
The group's first official release and debut song Killing Time, featured in the 1997 feature film Men in Black, and by November of that year, they had released their debut season, which was their first major hit with No, No No, featuring Wyclef Jean and it went to number three in the US charts.
That song featured on Destiny Child's self-titled first album, which was a moderate success, and it was followed by The Writing's On the Wall, an album that went on to sell over six million copies in the US alone.
That album firmly put Destiny's Child and Beyonce, as well as fellow members Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, on the map. Bills, Bills Bills, Say My Name, and Independent Woman Part 1 were all huge successes, and the band were the biggest on the planet.
As a girl group, Destiny's Child were unsurpassed, and Survivor was another big album this featured Bootylicious, another big number-one single.
Other opportunities opened up for Beyonce, such as her move to acting when she starred in the 2002 feature film Austin Powers in Goldmember.
Beyonce decided to go out on her own and forge a solo career and started with the critically acclaimed album Dangerously In Love, which of course, went to number one across the board, further elevating her status.
2003's Crazy In Love, featuring Beyonce's soon-to-be husband Jay-Z, sold six million copies in the United States.
Her second solo album, B'Day, sold half a million copies in its first week, and lead single, Deja Vu, was a big hit and was followed by a series of big hits, including Baby Boy (with Sean Paul), Check On It, Irreplaceable, Single Ladies and Drunk in Love.
Her first seven studio albums all went to number one. She continues to perform to sell-out crowds tickets. To see a Beyonce event is the subject of phenomenal demand. Which is quite a feat as we are now almost two decades on from her initial success with Destiny's Child.
Beyonce has secured a raft of achievements over the course of a stellar musical career. She has sold over 200 million records and has won an astonishing 32 Grammy Awards. She has also continued to feature on screen in major films, including Dreamgirls, The Pink Panther, and The Lion King.
In 2020 she was named by Time among 100 women who had defined the last century, and in 2023 Rolling Stone placed her eighth in their list of the greatest singers of all time. High praise indeed.
There is nothing quite like the Beyonce concert experience, and the talented singer and consummate professional sells out stadiums in seconds.
Her first tour, the Dangerously in Love tour of 2003, was a modest ten-show affair. By 2007 she had moved to a 96-show world tour.
In 2013 and 2014, the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour brought in over $200 million in revenue and saw Beyonce play to almost two million fans.
Her 2023 Renaissance World Tour dates indicate a top-certified artist taking things to the next level. The tour includes multiple dates at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London in May 2023, as well as playing Cardiff's Principality Stadium and a number of other huge venues.
Every tour Beyonce undertakes also tends to include a stellar supporting cast, with the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Jay-Z potentially being part of the show.
Queen Bey sure knows how to put on a show, and that's part of the reason that millions want to see her in action, and that makes it very hard indeed to successfully purchase Beyonce tickets, which is where SeatPick can be of great assistance.
