Beyoncé Announces 'Formation' World Tour

Well, Bey, you did it. You stole what little thunderAnti had, blew Coldplay out of the water, started a dialogue about race, gender, Katrina and capitalism, and now you're taking the show on the road. 

::Golf clap:: 

That's right, Beyhive, your queen is going on tour again, marking the fifth consecutive year Beyoncé has been shaming every other live act in the game. 

As is her custom, Bey announced the tour after the Super Bowl which reportedly caused her website to crash— another in a long line of Beysasters, dating back to her original blackout-inducing Super Bowl performance of 2013. 

The 40-city tour will start in Miami, Florida on April 27 with tickets going on sale Monday, February 15 in Europe and Tuesday, February16 in North America. Pre-sale tickets go on sale tomorrow, February 9. 

Continuing in her recent philanthropic efforts, Bey also announced that she's partnering with United Way of Genesee County and the Community Foundation of Greater Flint "to create a fund that will address long-term developmental, education, nutrition and health needs of the children affected by the Flint Water Crisis." 

You're slayin' 'em, Bey.

Below, a list of tour dates:

Wed. April 27 Miami, FL, Marlins Park
Fri. April 29 Tampa, FL, Raymond James Stadium
Sun. May 1 Atlanta, GA, Georgia Dome
Tue. May 3 Raleigh, NC, Carter-Finley Stadium
Thu. May 5 Nashville, TN, Nissan Stadium
Sat. May 7 Houston, TX, NRG Stadium
Mon. May 9 Dallas, TX, AT&T Stadium
Thu. May 12 San Diego, CA, Qualcomm Stadium
Sat. May 14 Los Angeles, CA, Rose Bowl
Mon. May 16 Santa Clara, CA, Levi’s Stadium
Wed. May 18 Seattle, WA, CenturyLink Field
Fri. May 20 Edmonton, AB, Commonwealth Stadium
Mon. May 23 Minneapolis, MN, TCF Bank Stadium
Wed. May 25 Toronto, ON, Rogers Centre
Fri. May 27 Chicago, IL, Soldier Field
Sun. May 29 Detroit, MI, Ford Field
Tue. May 31 Pittsburgh, PA, Heinz Field
Fri. June 3 Boston, MA, Gillette Stadium
Sun. June 5 Philadelphia, PA, Lincoln Financial Field
Tue. June 7 New York, NY, Citi Field
Fri. June 10 Baltimore, MD, M&T Bank Stadium
Sun. June 12 Hershey, PA, Hersheypark Stadium 

[h/t] HuffPo