READ: Ticketmaster GLITCHES leaving thousands of Beyoncé fans in queues
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Beyoncé fans could be forced to fork out eyewatering sums to see their favourite popstar after resell sites started listing some of her Tottenham Hotspur Stadium tickets for £1,334 each.
The superstar, 43, is set to take her Cowboy Carter tour to the North London stage in June, with fans desperately trying to bag a ticket to see her perform the Grammy winning album live.
Beyoncé won Album of the Year this month for her new country record, only making tickets to see her show more desirable.
On ticket resell site Viagogo, fans are being faced with prices of £1,334 for a close-up seat, while they'd need to cough up £1,900 for a standing ticket opposite the stage.
If they want a cheaper seat further away, they could pay £524 to sit near the back or £891 to sit on the left-hand side.
Last week, Beyoncé fans lashed out when Ticketmaster glitched, leaving thousands waiting in queues while slamming the 'joke' high prices.
But fans in the UK were less than impressed when the pre-sale went live, yet they were left waiting when Ticketmaster's website seemed to crash.
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While Ticketmaster previously insisted the site worked fine, many users complained they could not purchase any of the long-awaited tickets.
And when they did finally get through they said they were faced with prices as high as £700 each.
Known for her Single Ladies hit, the singer's tour will kick off at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 5 and will go on to play there on 7, 10, 12 and 14.
The pop star is currently preparing her Cowboy Carter tour which will include performances in the US before she turns to the UK and European leg in June.
One user, Mart Tweedy, shared on X: 'I'm sorry but this is an absolute JOKE for seated Beyoncé tickets at Tottenham.'
Meanwhile, another user said: 'Been on Ticketmaster and waiting rooms all morning and do I have a Beyoncé ticket to my name? Of course not.'