Beyoncé & Jay-Z Announce “On The Run IV” World Tour — Tickets Sell Out in Record 5 Minutes

Beyoncé and Jay-Z have once again shattered every touring record with the official announcement of their highly anticipated “On The Run IV” world tour, and the demand was so ferocious that all tickets sold out in just five minutes.

The power couple revealed the 2027 stadium tour on June 11, 2026, via a cinematic trailer that amᴀssed 92 million views in under 24 hours. The 98-date run across five continents will feature the duo performing together for the first time since 2018, supported by an 80-piece orchestra and a rotating lineup of special guests including Kendrick Lamar, Megan Thee Stallion, and Bad Bunny.

Presale began at 10 a.m. ET on June 12. Within five minutes, every seat across all dates — from London’s Wembley Stadium to Tokyo’s Tokyo Dome — was completely sold out. Dynamic pricing pushed some VIP packages above $3,200, yet fans still snapped them up instantly, breaking the previous record held by their own “On The Run II” tour.

Social media exploded with #OnTheRunIV trending at #1 worldwide, generating more than 18 million mentions in the first six hours. Fans who missed the initial sale have already begun camping outside Ticketmaster offices and begging for additional dates.

Industry analysts project the tour will gross over $1.8 billion, making it the highest-earning co-headlining run in music history. With Beyoncé fresh off the record-breaking Cowboy Carter II and Jay-Z continuing his mogul reign, “On The Run IV” is expected to be the defining live event of the decade.

After nearly two decades of dominance, the Carters have once again proved that when they tour together, the world stops to watch — and this time, it only took five minutes.