Beyonce rides into town for London leg of Cowboy Carter tour

Beyonce fans with tickets to her Cowboy Carter tour quipped that they were having their own "rain-aissance" despite the fact that most people don't typically dress in denim shirts and hot pants when they're standing outside on a rainy June day in London.

With reference to the singer's seventh studio album, Wilfy, who is originally from Brazil, was determined not to let the bad weather depress him.

"We came to rock, and I'm going to see her five times this time, so I'll be returning on Saturday. "This is a rain-aissance—it's Beyonce!"

Although the abundance of country-inspired attire may be attributed to her album Cowboy Carter, the diva has experience touring.

As a musician with over 25 years of experience, it is estimated that her 31 foreign performances this time around will bring in over £240 million.

It might be difficult for well-known artists to balance ticket prices because touring frequently generates more cash than streaming or sales these days. Take Oasis as an example.

It's challenging to figure out how to turn a profit, pay for the enormous touring infrastructure required, and make sure fans don't feel taken advantage of.

At nearly three hours, it's Beyonce's longest show to date, and spectators can expect plenty of value for their money, from mechanical bulls to gigantic trucks.