Beyoncé Thrillingly Mashes Up ‘Cowboy Carter’ and ‘Renaissance’ in Nearly Three-Hour L.A. Tour Opener: Concert Review ...Middle East

What if Beyoncé had put her two latest releases, “Renaissance” and “Cowboy Carter,” out as a single project? It seems impossible on the face of it, given how there are no two albums quite so distinct from one another in anyone’s catalog. There’s no indication that this thought ever crossed the singer’s mind at the […]

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