Beyoncé’s "Cowboy Carter" tour is having a significant economic and cultural impact on Atlanta, experts say — similar to other cities on the tour.

Beyoncé’s "Cowboy Carter" tour is having a significant economic and cultural impact on Atlanta, experts say — similar to other cities on the tour.

Emory UniversityGoizueta Business School economics professor Tom Smith added that the impact of Beyoncé's shows is felt by local businesses and venues, particularly because of how fans show up.

By Nahlah Abdur-Rahman Beyoncé’s highly-lauded “Cowboy Carter”-inspired NFL Christmas halftime show now holds new records, particularly for the HBCU marching band involved in the performance.

Houston lights up with Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour, topping charts and drawing fans from 260 miles away for the singer's hometown experience.

Las Vegas(KLAS)-Fashion Show Las Vegas (FSLV) is a one-stop shop for guests to shop for any occasion, and there is nothing bigger than the Beyonce Cowboy Cater concert this weekend. With over 250 ...

Beyoncé featured a dedication to Malcolm-Jamal Warner, the "Cosby Show" actor who died Sunday in Costa Rica, on her personal website.