Rodeo queens and cowboys saddled up to attend Beyoncé Fan Day at the Cleveland Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Friday to celebrate the release of the singer’s new album, “Act II: Cowboy Carter.” Signal Cleveland spoke with a few divas (even some who flew in from out of state) for the event.
Fans in Cleveland took their assignment seriously, showing up decked out in rhinestone cowboy hats, bedazzled stiletto boots, customized denim jackets and Beyhive accessories.
Here are just a few show-stopping outfits from the day. Check out the photo gallery below:
(L-R) Mario Riley, Samantha Walker, Johnathan Taylor and Taniyah Hudson dance and clap to Beyoncé’s music inside the Rock Hall. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal Cleveland(L-R) Arianne Henighan and Mario Riley pose for a portrait inside the Rock Hall museum for Beyoncé Fan Day. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandRegina Callabrass, 61, traveled from Queens, New York to attend Beyoncé Fan Day at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandCallabrass shows off her rhinestone nails she got done for the Beyoncé Fan Day event. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandCallabrass shows her bedazzled boots she bought for her Beyoncé Fan Day. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal Cleveland(L-R) Maddy Powell and Haley Smith, best friends, traveled from Pittsburgh to attend Beyoncé Fan Day at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandSamantha Walker, 36, is a model and blogger who lives in East Cleveland, Ohio. Walker came to the event to meet other Beyoncé fans and document her fan day experience on her blog, “Curvy, Confident and Nervous as Hell.” Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandJohnathan Taylor, 32, lives in Cleveland Heights. Taylor said he came to the event to make new friends. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandA fan poses for a portrait with his Beyoncé Renaissance World Tour belt buckle. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandNandy DelCastillo and her daughter, Megan DelCastillo pose for a portrait inside the museum before checking out the exhibits. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandNandy DelCastillo also known as @finding.nandy on Instagram designed her entire outfit and accessories for Beyoncé Fan Day. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandNandy DelCastillo customized her own pin for the Beyoncé Fan Day event. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal Cleveland(L-R) Lawrence Williams, Nikkole Terney and Fred Quinn sing and dance to Beyoncé’s “Get Me Bodied” inside the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandPearis Finely, 32 named her one year old daughter, Giselle, which is Beyoncé’s middle name. She is thinking of naming her future daughter, Bey. Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandThe museum exhibits R&B group, Destiny’s Child outfits, designed by Beyoncé’s mother Tina Knowles for the group’s music video for “Independent Women Part I.” Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal ClevelandThe museum exhibits an outfit Beyoncé’ wore for her 2011 music video, “Run the World (Girls).” Credit: Jessie Deeds for Signal Cleveland
