The COVID-19 crisis has basically put the live music industry in a standstill ever since the virus was deemed a pandemic in mid-March.As a result, some of the world's biggest stars have since resorted to putting on virtual concerts as a way to stay in the spotlight, remain relevant, and give back to their fans and communities.With a new solo album set to drop, and the coronavirus still wreaking havoc, Beyonce has decided to scrap plans for a 2021 world tour and join the ranks of artists that will performthrough livestreams, according to The Sun.

Major Move: Beyonce has reportedly decided to shelve plans for a 2021 world tour in promotion of her upcoming new studio album and will instead offer virtual concerts to fansWanting to stand out.

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