Get your cowboy boots and hats ready – Beyoncé is giving her fans a surprise in the new year.

The 32-time Grammy winner left her Beyhive in high spirits after treating fans and football viewers everywhere to Netflix’s NFL Christmas Game Day performance. The Houston-born singer performed her Grammy-nominated country album “Cowboy Carter” for the first time at the event dubbed the “Beyoncé Bowl” by Netflix. She ended the performance with a literal bang (holding a banner that read “Bang!”) and dropped a breadcrumb for her fans to hint that there’s more to come.

Beyoncé released a teaser video on her social media accounts shortly after the halftime show. In the video, Beyoncé sits firmly on a white horse and waves a large American flag in her hands. The singer then looks directly into the camera and the date “1.14.25” flashes red on the screen.

Many have speculated that the date could signify the third installment of their album series, which began with “Renaissance,” continued with “Cowboy Carter,” and concluded with a mysterious Act III project. But others have also pointed out that it could be a possible tour announcement for her album “Cowboy Carter.” More than a year after her incredibly successful international Renaissance Tour, the prolific artist could potentially hit the road again to tour the album, which she has only performed live once before.

It’s also important to note that Live Nation, the entertainment company that operates Ticketmaster, re-released Beyoncé’s teaser trailer, leading fans to believe that an unannounced tour is happening soon. It’s not the first time that the pop diva has left her fans a trail of crumbs. Before the release of “Cowboy Carter,” Beyoncé appeared in an expensive Verizon commercial during the Super Bowl, in which the singer ended by announcing, “Okay, they’re ready – drop the new music.” I gave you all the ” Renaissance” tells. is not over yet.

Live Nation has reposted Beyoncé’s announcement of something coming on January 14th. pic.twitter.com/sSZFZwmPDh

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Immediately after the commercial aired across the country, a new teaser trailer appeared on her Instagram in which she rides in a Texas taxi with a license plate that reads “Texas Hold ‘Em” and unveils her upcoming album, Renaissance Act II . and a late March release.

Since releasing “Cowboy Carter” earlier this year, the singer has largely avoided public appearances, with the exception of the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans game. While the singer has performed at other Super Bowl halftime shows, his first Christmas play was an equally lavish production featuring countless HBCU marching band members and dancers. The nearly 15-minute performance included portions of the “Cowboy Carter” story, Southern Black history and special guest appearances from Post Malone, Shaboozey, Reyna Roberts, Tanner Adell, Brittney Spencer, Tiera Kennedy and daughter Blue Ivy Carter.

Dressed in white and wearing a giant cowboy hat, Beyoncé sang some of Cowboy Carter’s most infectious songs, starting with “16 Carriages” and ending with the Beatles cover “Blackbiird.”

She rocked the crowd with the dance tune “Ya Ya” and rapped with country hitmaker Shaboozey on “Spaghettii.” The sultry “Levii’s Jeans” also climaxed with a smiling and exuberant Post Malone. The singer concluded her ambitious performance with the Billboard No. 1 hit “Texas Hold ‘Em” as she soared into the sky above thousands of people and belted her heart out.

Cowboy Carter is Beyoncé’s eighth album and her first project to enter and dominate the country charts. In April of this year, the Texas pop star became the first Black woman ever to top Billboard’s country album chart. Cowboy Carter features country icons like Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson and Linda Martell and is now the most Grammy-nominated country album of all time. Beyoncé is the most nominated Grammy artist of all time with 99 nominations. Her album is also nominated for the coveted Album of the Year award.

The “Beyoncé Bowl” performance of “Cowboy Carter” will be available to stream as a standalone special later this week, Netflix announced.