The 35-time Grammy winner sang "16 Carriages" from the mechanical horse, which was suspended over the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta

Beyoncé’s "16 Carriages" made its return to the Cowboy Carter Tour Thursday, but with a golden horse in place of the malfunctioning red Cadillac.

Beyoncé debuts spectacular flying golden horse on Cowboy Carter Tour after Houston car malfunction, turning dangerous moment into artistic triumph.

During her return to Atlanta on Thursday night, her first of four shows in the city, Beyoncé transformed Mercedes-Benz Stadium into a grand hoedown. A holy showdown. A downtown rodeo that centered reclamation and protest. For a whopping 40 songs performed over three hours, Mrs. Cowboy Carter dazzled in stars, stripes and struts.

Bey’s ongoing trek is absolutely flying by, with Atlanta marking the second-to-last stop on the route. Three months after kicking off the tour in Los Angeles on April 28, the Destiny’s Child alum will close out the run with two shows at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium on July 25 and 26.

Beyonce's 'Cowboy Carter' tour features a new gold mechanical horse, replacing her Cadillac prop following a midair mishap in Houston

From fireworks to crowd control, Beyoncé concerts involve months of planning with public safety teams. Jerome Martin, a now-retired chief with Atlanta Fire Rescue, helped oversee safety planning at major stadium events for more than a decade. For concerts like Beyoncé’s, his work often started months in advance.

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Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour lit up a sweltering D.C. night with heat, fashion, and genre-bending power that had fans on their feet.

Beyoncé's tour has been a bold spectacle filled with music, history, cultural commentary, and more. Here are powerful messages you may have missed.