Opening the night BeyoncéThe highly expected "Cowboy Carter Tour" exploded into total chaos, but no reason were expected by fans.

Before the queen of Beja even ended in the site at the Sofia Stadium on Monday night, all-out quarrel in the Vip Salon broke out.

A group of fans of Beyoncéa, coated with boots of denim and cowboys, caught on a camera that screams on top of each other and in the end throw shocks, sending spectators to furious.

As the concerts went towards the exit, tensions were cooked.

One woman, swinging a denim button, shorts and white cowboy boots, tried to leave, only for another woman to disguise her and hit her head. Things quickly crashed when a woman in denim Maxi dress tried to break it, but miserably failed.

The same cowboy hat, the Smaljac then aggressively pushed another woman into the ground twice, with three others who join the spill before man finally entered them separated.

"I'm angry," said one astonished Bystder, Po Daily mail.

Another dropped out: "Another show after Beyoncé emissions?"

Fortunately, the dust settled when two women, including the one who threw the first blow, finally left. "She attacked her," the man was heard, but it is unclear whether someone was seriously injured or if arrests were made.

Meanwhile, inside the stadium, Beyoncé stumbled a bunch with his style killer, swinging small denim shorts, sparkling silver at the top and thigh heaters.

Noticeably missing? Rumi's brother twin, Sir Carter, when Beyoncé made a point to take out of the spotlight.

But behind the bright moments, Buzza was grown that Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter tour may not be a juggernaut everyone expected.

Despite the conquer of her first grams for the album of the year for "Cowboy Carter", "one ladies" singer faced some seriously disputed card sales.

Only hours before the show on Monday, over 3,000 places on Sofia was still available, stated in the Ticketers and resale prices fell to low $ 20Cheaper than limited McDonald's meal McDonald's "Minecraft".

Insider said Daily mail These scalpers are largely guilty, they lower the tickets and collect the prices that fans were unwilling to pay. Still, Beyoncé and Jay-Z are supposedly "remaining" more fans will buy tickets now that the prices of resells are released.

The cheerleaders were quick sounds online, mocking the situation.

"Because of your little demand, a Cowboy ticket for Carter Carter Carter ($ 20) are now cheaper than McDonald's meal 'Minecraft' ($ 21.39)," one post reads.

However, the second fan claimed: "Wait until the tour begins, after clips start falling, people will be traced to get tickets, I know."

Although the reactions were mixed, the album is still on top of the Billboards 200, and its brittle, "Texas retains them," the point 1 on the pension of the hot 100 and graphs of the Hot 100 and Charts.

This year, they also saw Beyoncé achieved the main victory on Grammys, introducing home albums of the year and the best album society for "Cowboy Carter". Her 13-year-old daughter, the blue ivy, stood next to her during the emotional speech of acceptance.