Breaking news for the fans!
Remember the iconic girl group Destiny’s Child? Well, they made a surprise return at Beyoncé’s final performance of her “Cowboy Carter” concert series, and the crowd went wild!
On July 26, the power-packed concert kicked off at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas and was the grand finale of two epic shows. This concert was extra special as it marked the end of Beyoncé’s 32 concert stint throughout the U.S. and Europe.
As the night unfolded, the audience was left in pure disbelief when Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams joined the dazzling stage with Beyoncé. Together, they belted out some of their best throwback anthems, with unforgettable tracks like “Bootylicious” from 2001 and “Lose My Breath” from 2005 lighting up the evening.
The reunited trio even threw down on the “Mute Challenge”, a fun moment from Beyoncé’s latest jam “Renaissance,” vibrating the arena with the fun line, “just me and my crew – big energy!”
One thrilled fan exclaimed, “I can’t believe I just witnessed that! It was like seeing all of Beyoncé’s journeys right before my eyes – her past, present, and also the future of her music!”
For those who don’t know, Destiny’s Child first shot to fame back in the ’90s with members like Beyoncé Knowles, Kelly Rowland, alongside sometimes members LaTavia Roberson and LeToya Luckett. The group later became a trio, enjoying massive success before parting ways in 2006. Throughout these years, they’ve remained friends, pursuing successful individual careers, while fans always hoped for their long-awaited comeback.
Recently, in January 2024, Tina Knowles, Beyoncé’s mom, dropped a hint when she said that she received a private performance from Destiny’s Child for her birthday, sending everyone into a frenzy about a possible reunion on the big stage.
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen the ladies share the stage. The last iconic moment was back in 2018 when Beyoncé welcomed Rowland and Williams for her legendary Coachella performance, where they rocked out some fan-favorites together.
For the record, Beyoncé initially kicked off her highly awaited tour at SoFi Stadium in LA back on April 28, featuring a jaw-dropping set list packed with 39 blazing songs. This tour is truly a game-changer, mixing stunning fashion, music genres, and important cultural commentary!
The tour itself stretched across nine cities in both the U.S. and Europe, leaving behind an unforgettable impact.
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This piece first appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Destiny’s Child reunites for surprise performance during Beyoncé’s final show in Las Vegas
