Ticketmaster and Beyoncé's Facebook announced Monday that she and JAY-Z would be co-headlining an "On The Run 2" tour this summer. But before the Beyhive could get information, the websites took down the announcements leaving everyone confused.
According to Complex, the Facebook post was taken down within minutes. However, fans were quick to capture screen grabs of the listing, which said the first concert would kick off on Monday, July 30, at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field.
Pre-sale tickets for "On the Run" 2 were set to go on sale on Ticketmaster.com at 10 a.m. ET tomorrow, according to screen shots of the temporary announcement, but because the posts were taken down, there is no official word as to when the tickets will go on sale (if at all).
The husband-and-wife power duo have been silent about the mishap on their social media pages, but fans were definitely not.
The shows would be a follow-up to JAY-Z and Beyoncé's 2013 "On the Run" tour, which was named after a song on the JAY-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail album.
This also isn't the first time fans speculated the couple was hitting the road together again. Just last week, a mysterious "Beyoncé & JAY-Z" page on the Ticketmaster UK site seemed to hint that another tour between the Carters was in the works, sending fans into a craze yet again.
In 2016, Beyoncé released the Lemonade album, in which she alluded to her husband's infidelities, and in 2017, JAY dropped 4:44 where he finally addressed the cheating scandal. If the joint tour rumors prove to be true, this will definitely be one for the books.
