Beyoncé has officially announced ‘Act II’ to her highly acclaimed ‘Renaissance’ album. Following her appearance during the Verizon Wireless Super Bowl commercial, Beyoncé released an official trailer which seemingly introduces a possible country era. The album ‘Act ii’ is set to be released on March 29th. Additionally, she releases two songs from the project called “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM” and ‘16 CARRIAGES’. The album ‘Act ii will be released on March 29th.
In true Beyoncé fashion, she hinted at the release of new music during her Super Bowl Ad with Verizon Wireless.At the end of the Ad, Beyoncé hinted at the possible release of new music. “Okay, They ready.. drop the new music.” Immediately after the airing of the commercial, Beyoncé posts a caption-less trailer via Instagram in which officially announced her upcoming album. The Texas inspired theme served as a direct hint to the sound of the upcoming album. Additionally, the trailer includes a snippet of the now released ‘TEXAS HOLD ‘EM.’ The trailer ends with the official announcement of the upcoming album. You can watch the trailer below.
Beyoncé told us a week ago
Furthermore, Beyoncé seamlessly hinted at the album’s genre a week ago. During her appearance at the 2024 Grammy awards, Beyoncé’s fashion for the night was highlighted. Her outfit of choice was a custom Louis Vuitton jacked with a matching skirt which was designed by Pharrell Williams. The outfit was accompanied by a cowgirl hat. Additionally, Beyoncé showed off her full look on instagram with another pair of matching bottoms. Beyoncé’s look stood out as many wore long gown. This can be viewed as a hint to an almost fully confirmed album genre. You can view the look here
Furthermore, fans have continued to express their excitement for her upcoming album. The news of the release quickly became a trending topic on X. Noticeably, both “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM” and “16 CARRIAGES” seamlessly solidify the heart of the upcoming ‘Act ii’ project. Are you excited for Beyoncé’s upcoming album? You can stream her two new songs “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM” and “16 CARRIAGES” down below.
