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Beyoncé drops the fan-favorite 'Morning Dew' remix featuring Jay-Z, marking his first verse in years and turning up the beat with samples from Mo Bamba, Donk and Between the Sheets; Jay-Z delivers a brash, haters-targeted verse as Beyoncé teases more from her three-act project, signaling a renewed push for both artists even as his personal/legal setbacks color the moment.
Mathew Knowles revealed that Destiny's Child will release an album of unreleased remixes with both dance and urban mixes, featuring guest artists (including a possible Missy Elliott track). The collection is expected to drop within the next 30 days, marking a rare return for the group since their 2004 Destiny Fulfilled era.
Beyoncé attended the FIFA World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium with her husband Jay-Z, marking a rare public appearance; Blue Ivy was not seen at the final.
At the World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium, Beyoncé arrived in a sheer white lace Capri catsuit paired with a white leather jacket and heels, sharing the spotlight with Jay-Z as Spain edged Argentina in added time and a historic halftime show featuring Madonna, Justin Bieber, BTS, and Shakira.
Jay-Z marked three Yankee Stadium nights celebrating the anniversaries of Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint with a star-studded guest list, from Beyoncé and Blue Ivy to Nas, Alicia Keys, Slick Rick, Eminem, Pharrell, Rihanna, Usher, Jermaine Dupri, Jeezy, Fat Joe, Jadakiss, Clipse, The-Dream and more, turning the shows into a living retrospective of his three-decade career and collaborations.
During Jay-Z’s three-night Yankee Stadium run celebrating major career milestones, a pre-show clip shows Beyoncé shaving his afro, revealing a cropped crew cut as he returns to a 1990s look. The moment follows several recent hair transformations and underscores a rooted, high-profile comeback, with surprise guests like Rihanna, Nas and Usher; his next stops include San Francisco, London and Paris, and HBO is releasing a doc about his life later this year.
Jay‑Z closed out his Yankee Stadium residency with a nearly three‑hour, star‑packed finale that celebrated the 25th and 30th anniversaries of The Blueprint and Reasonable Doubt. After long entry delays, he led a guest roster that included Beyoncé, Rihanna, Usher, Jermaine Dupri, Pharrell, Clipse, Teyana Taylor, Swizz Beatz, Jeezy, Fat Joe, Jadakiss, The‑Dream and more, delivering about 50 songs across his catalog before ending with an acapella “Dear Summer” and fireworks over New York.
At Jay-Z’s 30th anniversary celebration for Reasonable Doubt in NYC, Beyoncé arrived in a glittery ensemble and sparked online buzz for resembling her mother Tina Knowles, with fans dubbing her ‘baby Tina.’ Blue Ivy joined Jay-Z on stage to play the piano for “I’m Feelin’ It,” as the Carters’ reunion vibe returned and guests like Nas and Alicia Keys spread the energy of the night.
Jay-Z headlined a landmark Yankee Stadium show celebrating the 30th anniversary of his debut album Reasonable Doubt, with Nas, Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Blue Ivy, Memphis Bleek and Jaz-O joining in a two-act celebration that blended tracks from the classic LP with his broader catalog, including Nas trading verses on Dead Presidents/New York State of Mind, Blue Ivy on piano, and an Empire State of Mind encore before a final run through Niggas in Paris and Big Pimpin’ that capped a Bronx homecoming.
During the opening night of Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt 30th anniversary shows, Beyoncé cut his hair in a playful moment that highlighted the star-studded celebration of the iconic rapper’s debut album.
Beyoncé and their daughter Blue Ivy Carter joined Jay-Z onstage at Yankee Stadium for the first night of his 30th-anniversary Reasonable Doubt concert series, with Blue Ivy delivering a piano solo on Feelin' It and Beyoncé performing duets including Can't Knock the Hustle and Love on Top, ending the moment with a kiss as Jay-Z praised his wife's voice.
Jay-Z kicked off three Yankee Stadium shows celebrating the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt, with Beyoncé joining for a surprise performance of Can’t Knock The Hustle and Blue Ivy, 14, later joining to play piano on Feelin’ It as the crowd roared. Jay-Z called Blue Ivy out as a “legend,” highlighting her piano skills, while the weekend continues with a Blueprint-focused set.
Jay-Z kicked off three Yankee Stadium shows celebrating the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt by performing the album largely in sequence with a live band, welcoming a guest lineup that included Beyoncé (opening Can’t Knock the Hustle), Nas, Alicia Keys and Jaz-O. A highlight was Blue Ivy Carter sitting at the piano for Feelin’ It, marking a touching generational moment, before Alicia Keys closed the night with Empire State of Mind and the show paid tribute to Jay-Z’s New York legacy.
Jay-Z opened the first night of a three-night Yankee Stadium run with a live-band reimagining of his 1996 debut, weaving classic tracks into new twists while keeping the show a family affair: Beyoncé joined for Can’t Knock the Hustle, Blue Ivy played piano on Feelin’ It, and Nas joined for a Dead Presidents / New York State of Mind mash-up. Memphis Bleek and Jaz-O popped up, Alicia Keys performed Empire State of Mind, and Jay-Z delivered a sharp freestyle addressing critics of his Target deal, all as stars like LeBron James looked on. With two more nights to go, more surprises seem likely.
Billboard's New Music Friday guide highlights Beyoncé’s surprise R&B-leaning single 'Morning Dew (Donk)' along with new releases from Suki Waterhouse, Teddy Swims, The Rolling Stones and more, signaling a stacked week of must-hear tracks for weekend playlists.