November 26th 2023.
Queen Bey is ready to show the world her much-anticipated concert film, “Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé.” To kick off the event, a star-studded premiere was held at the Goldwyn Theater in Los Angeles on Nov. 27.
Among the A-list attendees was Lizzo, Janelle Monae, and Issa Rae, in addition to Gabrielle Union, Tyler Perry, and Ava DuVernay. The carpet was made extra special with the attendance of Beyoncé's former girl group Destiny's Child, with Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams, Letoya Luckett, and LaTavia Roberson joining in.
As for the star herself, Beyoncé chose to forego the chrome carpet and instead meet her guests inside the screening. She shared pictures debuting a platinum blonde hairstyle with her chrome attire, all befitting the “cozy opulence” dress code. The exclusive event had been kept under wraps until a day prior, in typical fashion for the notoriously private and elusive singer.
The premiere is the first of two world debuts of the already historic film, with another one set for Nov. 30 in London. Beyoncé also has a streaming deal with AMC theaters, enabling her to bypass studios and get a significant portion of the box office sales. The film’s pre-sale numbers are already jumping its revenue, as pre-sold tickets have already been bought between $6-7 million.
The final trailer for the movie was released by NBC on Nov. 23 during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, giving more glimpse into its content for her massive fanbase. As with her “Homecoming” film released to Netflix in 2019, “Renaissance” will share deeper insight into the process of creating the World tour, including how Beyoncé’s first daughter, Blue Ivy came to join her mother on stage.
The wait is nearly over for all fans, as “Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé” is set for its official release date on Dec. 1. Until then, excitement and anticipation continues to grow for the film that is sure to become an instant classic.
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