Atlanta Police Investigate Theft of Beyoncé's Unreleased Music and Cowboy Carter Tour Plans: Hard drives containing unreleased Beyoncé music and vital plans for her highly anticipated Cowboy Carter tour were stolen in Atlanta. An arrest warrant has been issued for a suspect still at large
Atlanta Police issue arrest warrant for suspect in Beyoncé's stolen music heist. Unreleased music and tour plans for the "Cowboy Carter" tour were among the items stolen
Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" Tour Hit by Theft: Unreleased Music, Footage Stolen in Atlanta. Atlanta Police report that hard drives containing unreleased Beyoncé music, tour footage, and set lists were stolen from a vehicle belonging to choreographer Christopher Grant and dancer Diandre Blue on July 8th. An arrest warrant has been issued
Other items taken from their vehicle include two suitcases, laptops and a pair of AirPods police said were tracked to a nearby area where a “suspicious person stop” was conducted, according to the report.
Atlanta Police investigating Beyoncé's stolen "Cowboy Carter" tour hard drives have recovered faint fingerprints from the crime scene and obtained security camera footage from nearby locations. An arrest warrant has been issued for an unnamed suspect
Atlanta Police issue arrest warrant for suspect in Beyoncé music theft. Unreleased music and tour plans for the singer's "Cowboy Carter" tour were stolen earlier this month
Forbes this year ranked Beyoncé the 45th-wealthiest self-made American woman, with an estimated net worth of $780 million. She’s expected to bring in $325 million from her Cowboy Carter tour across 31 shows. Her husband, rapper Jay-Z, has a fortune estimated at $2.5 billion.
Beyoncé's record-breaking "Cowboy Carter" album, a follow-up to her acclaimed "Renaissance," swept the Grammys, earning her a historic Album of the Year win and boosting her total to an unprecedented 35 awards. The album also secured Best Country Album, while her hit single, "II Most Wanted," won Best Country Duo/Group Performance. Adding to its success, the pre-release single, "Texas Hold 'Em'," topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart
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