ARTIST
Beyoncé
The multi-hyphenate entertainer has spent her career bending genre lines and winning over legions of fans all over the world, making her one of the most globally recognized stars in modern music.
The multi-hyphenate entertainer has spent her career bending genre lines and winning over legions of fans all over the world, making her one of the most globally recognized stars in modern music.
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Biography
A globally recognized singer, songwriter and actress, Beyoncé first gained attention in the late '90s as the lead singer of best-selling girl group Destiny's Child, known for standout hits like 'Say My Name' and 'Survivor.'
Launching a solo career in 2003, with Dangerously in Love, the Houston, Texas native found her way to the top of the charts with breakout hits 'Crazy in Love' and 'Baby Boy,' as well as a staggering five Grammy awards.
Since then, the Queen B has continued to build on her illustrious solo career, releasing several critically acclaimed albums like B'Day, I Am... Sasha Fierce and Lemonade, constantly pushing the envelope when it came to genre lines and ever-evolving her craft as both an entertainer and a creator.
Beyoncé's first foray into the country world came at the 2016 CMA Awards during a historic performance of 'Daddy Lessons' alongside country power trio The Chicks. Fast forward eight years, the iconic hitmaker released her debut country album, COWBOY CARTER, which featured buzzy singles like 'Texas Hold 'Em,' '16 Carriages,' 'II Most Wanted' with Miley Cyrus and other collaborations with the likes of Dolly Parton, Shaboozey, Post Malone, Willie Jones, Brittney Spencer, Tanner Adell and more.
- Full name Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter
- Born September 4, 1981
- Hometown Houston, Texas
- Best selling album Dangerously in Love
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Where to find
- Website beyonce.com/
"I Was Not Expecting This": Beyoncé Wins Grammy Award for Best Country Album and Accepts the Award from Taylor Swift
Beyoncé’s COWBOY CARTER wins a Grammy Award for Best Country Album presented to her by Taylor Swift at the 67th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles becoming the first Black female artist to win in the category as viewers take to social media to discuss Kacey Musgraves' reaction to the win
