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Live at Wembley
Pop · 2004 · 40 tracks

Live at Wembley

Beyoncé

Experience Beyoncé's electrifying debut solo tour with 'Live at Wembley,' capturing her powerhouse vocals and dynamic stage presence. This album blends live hits with exclusive studio tracks, offering

April 26, 2004 · Sony Urban Music

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This album is pure, unadulterated Beyoncé, live and in her prime. It's the sound of a superstar stepping into her own, delivering every note with breathtaking precision and boundless energy. Expect a vibrant mix of her early solo hits, a nostalgic nod to Destiny's Child, and even some unexpected studio gems that channel a funky, soulful 70s and 80s vibe. It's an essential listen for anyone who wants to feel empowered, dance with abandon, or simply marvel at one of music's greatest performers at the peak of her powers.

Tracklist · 40 Tracks
01
Baby Boy
02
Naughty Girl
03
Fever
04
Hip Hop Star
05
Yes
06
Work It Out
07
Gift From Virgo
08
Be With You
09
Speechless
10
DC Medley
11
Bug a Boo
12
No, No, No Pt. 2
13
Bootylicious
14
Jumpin', Jumpin'
15
Say My Name
16
Independent Women Pt 1
17
'03 Bonnie & Clyde
18
Survivor
19
Me, Myself and I
20
Summertime
21
Dangerously in Love
22
Crazy in Love
23
Credits
24
Backstage
25
Staging/Choreography
26
Beyoncé's Dressing Room
27
Show Favorites
28
Beyoncé - Solo Artist
29
A Day in London
30
Meet the Fans
31
A Conversation With Beyoncé
32
"Crazy in Love" Live From the Brit Awards 2004
33
L'Oréal Commercial
34
Destiny's Child Update
35
Wishing on a Star
4:09
36
What’s It Gonna Be
3:38
37
My First Time
4:25
38
Krazy in Luv (Maurice’s Nu Soul remix)
6:29
39
Baby Boy (Junior’s World Mixshow)
6:39
40
Naughty Girl (Calderone Quayle club mix)
9:37
Moments Worth Listening For
The seamless transition from a "Dangerously in Love" track into the high-energy Destiny's Child medley, showcasing her past and present dominance.
The "soulful slow-tempo remix version of 'Crazy in Love'" on the bonus disc, offering a fresh, more intimate take on her breakout hit.
The cover of Rose Royce's "Wishing on a Star," which critics praised for its "sexy" delivery and "late-1970s/early-'80s vibe."
The "high-powered techno reworking of 'Baby Boy'" on the bonus disc, demonstrating a willingness to experiment with her established hits.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Live at Wembley sound next to the rest of Beyoncé's catalogue?

Live Recording+2.4σ

The production is built around live recording than this artist usually allows.

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