Tickets for Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour are on sale via presales before becoming available to the general public on Feb. 14.

Beyoncé's latest album, "Cowboy Carter," has been making headlines since the day it dropped. And just this month it made history at the Grammys, winning Queen Bey her first Album of the Year award. The superstar also became the first Black woman to win Best Country Album,

The Cowboy Carter Tour, while highlighting persistent issues in concert ticketing, also demonstrates Beyoncé’s unprecedented cultural impact and artistic evolution. As the tour dates draw closer, attention will shift from ticketing challenges to the groundbreaking performances that await successful ticket holders.

Porcar points to three commonplace attack methodologies used by ticket scammers that Beyoncé fans should be aware of: Fake listings where these are used in an attempt to trick people into paying for tickets, often at seemingly too-good-to-be-true prices, that simply do not exist.

Beyoncé is gearing up for what could be another record-breaking tour with Cowboy Carter, but how much is her net worth?

For Beyoncé's May 25 concert at MetLife Stadium, the cheapest tickets before any fees is $137 on Viagogo. Finally, for her final show in New Jersey on May 28, the cheapest ticket is $137 on Viagogo. Beyoncé's “Cowboy Carter” tour will begin on April 28 in Los Angeles, and will wrap up on July 13 in Atlanta.

Beyonce heads to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia on July 10, 11, and 13. Home to the Atlanta Falcons and United FC, the stadium can hold up to 71,000 people. Tickets for the show are available on StubHub . Ticket prices for the July 10 show start at $175 and reach $9,117.

One fan said that the ticket prices are "disgusting" as fans complain that dynamic pricing is reportedly being used on top of already-high ticket prices.

Beyoncé officially announced tour dates and ticket details for the "Cowboy Carter" Tour. Here’s everything to know about the presales, general sale, and more.

Fans expected the Cowboy Carter tour announcement much sooner, as Beyoncé was leading up to a special announcement on Jan. 14 that she postponed due to the Los Angeles wildfires. Some online fans claimed that despite the announcement cancelation, they received notifications that Beyoncé would be performing in their city.