While many are featured in 2 hours and 48 minutes, a few fan-favorite tracks are missing from the movie, out Dec. 1.

Beyonce released her seventh studio album, Renaissance, in July 2022 to popular acclaim. It rose to No.1 status on the Billboard 100, and its lead single "Break My Soul" ascended to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Following Taylor Swift's record-breaking "Eras Tour" movie, Beyoncé hits theaters with a film of her own, self-directed, that offers behind-the-scenes footage.

Beyoncé's concert film of her 'Renaissance' tour, out Dec. 1, is as much a documentary about the pursuit of perfection as it is about the show itself

Familiar faces in Beyoncé’s inner circle all showed up to support the beloved artist at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre yesterday evening.

D.C. area Beyoncé fans can sing “I’m a Survivor” after the crowds and storms of the Renaissance concert night two at FedEx Field in Maryland. If anything, reliving the highlights of Beyoncé’s tour in theaters may be cathartic and fun.

After all, Beyoncé’s ability to marry her music with compelling images has been a hallmark of her career: Her self-titled album, “Lemonade” and “Black Is King” have all been accompanied with highly produced visual albums.

It won't match the huge first weekend for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour film, but Queen Bey is expected to get lots of butts in seats this weekend.

Tickets for the documentary and visual album are on sale at thegrandtheatre.com Here's where you can watch "Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé" in: It's Gerry Turner's turn to find love. Here's how to watch 'The Golden Bachelor.