Being able to see Beyoncé two weeks ago at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut was surreal.  Ever since the show it’s been impossible to go through a day and not listen to her music.  This time though it’s not because Beyoncé is heard always on the radio, it’s because when reflecting on her concert, her vocals, choreography, charisma, dancing, presence was absolutely illuminating. A good sign of seeing a good concert is when you just can’t stop listening to the music, because you want to.

Watching Beyoncé on stage, and understanding how much she puts into her own tour is overwhelming.  Between five different types of dress changes and the way each scene’s background blends in with the lights as the film-like video cameras circle around the stage and capture Beyoncé’s every moment.  She cascades from side to side, down and up stairs dressed so beautifully in a bright white gown that flows against an ocean-like background, and then soars throughout the air back-flipping into the sky while glittering inside yards of a gold dress and flying within seconds to a second stage in the middle of the stadium’s floor.

Still days even after seeing her show, it’s still almost unbelievable to have witnessed Beyoncé live.  The crowd is so diversified, and every person that attends knows all the words, even the scattered men throughout the crowd love it too.  It’s entertainment with elegance and times of pure naughtiness that make you finally see what Beyonce’s side persona Sasha Fierce resembles. Recommended for all fans of new and old, as she honestly showcases truly all the hard work of creating a world tour, and what it takes to be a true performer.

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