Beyonce Pays $100,000 for Extra Hour of Train Service to Help Weather-Hit D.C Fans Get Home After ‘Renaissance’ Show

Beyonce gave generously both on stage and offstage in Washington, D.C. last night (August 6).

The second night of the megastar’s ‘Renaissance Tour’ stop at the FedEx Field was affected by the severe storms that impacted the city at large.

As a result, the start of Queen Bey’s extravaganza had to be delayed – meaning the concert finished later than the Metro service.

Full story on how the ‘Break My Soul’ chart-topper remedied the situation below…

It’s been confirmed that Beyonce paid $100,000 to cover the cost of running more trains for an additional hour.

The move, which benefitted the 50,000, allowed for 98 stations to stay open for attendees to get home and other operational expenses.

Beyoncé covered a $100k expense to keep local trains running after a storm delayed her ‘Renaissance World Tour’ concert at FedEx Field, Maryland.

The extra Metro service hours benefited 50,000 attendees, ensuring their safe return home.pic.twitter.com/AzAj5V7geM

— BoreCure (@CureBore) August 7, 2023

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