Beyonc has confirmed the "Cowboy Carter" tour is happening.The singer is going on the road in 2025, but has yet to share dates or when tickets will go on sale.Her last tour, the Renaissance World Tour, wrapped in late 2023.The wait is over, Beyhive Beyonc has finally confirmed the "Cowboy Carter" tour is set to go ahead.The star made the announcement in a pair of social media posts early Sunday morning, nearly a year after the country-inspired record was released.The first post featured a video of a light-up sign flashing the words: "COWBOY CARTER TOUR."The second showed an image of Beyonc alongside a caption that said the tour would take place in 2025.The tour announcement was preceded by several hints that Beyonc was gearing up to make a major announcement.The singer performed songs from "Cowboy Carter" for the first time at the Christmas Day NFL game Halftime show, which was streamed live on Netflix under the title "Beyonc Bowl." The announcement of the tour comes after Beyonc's Christmas Day Halftime performance during the NFL game streamed on Netflix. Netflix Following the performance, the singer dropped a now-deleted video that teased an announcement on the date "1.14.25" with the caption, "Look at that horse," referring to the lyric in her song "Sweet Honey Buckiin'."Fans quickly began to speculate that either a tour announcement or a new album was on its way. But Beyonc chose to postpone the announcement due to the wildfires that were devastating the Los Angeles area at the time.Then, on Sunday, Netflix shared a post directing viewers to revisit the "Beyonc Bowl." An audio-less clip from the performance was captioned: "Tonight seems like the perfect night to rewatch Beyonc Bowl on Netflix."Beyonc's own announcement followed. It's unclear when the singer will release more details regarding the tour, such as dates, locations, and when tickets will go on sale.The announcement came as the music industry gears up for the Grammy Awards, where Beyonc is nominated for 11 awards the most nominations of any artist this year. Among the awards she is in the running for is album of the year, an award the 43-year-old artist has yet to take home.Fans have speculated online that Beyonc may share further details about the tour during or after the awards ceremony, depending on how the night goes.Alternatively, the Super Bowl could offer her another chance to make an announcement. She first teased "Cowboy Carter" in a Verizon commercial during last year's game. Beyonc performing during her 2023 "Renaissance" world tour. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Many believed that Beyonc was going to announce the "Cowboy Carter" tour in 2024.However, as fans will know from the documentary concert film "Renaissance: A Film by Beyonc," which chronicled the creative process behind bringing her 2023 world tour to life, a Beyonc tour is not something that happens overnight.As the singer revealed in the documentary, the tour was the culmination of four years of planning and dedication.The "Renaissance" world tour saw Beyonc perform 56 shows across Europe and North America.