Beyoncé and Jay-Z launch their tour together with a short-video inspired by the Senegalese film "Touki Bouki"

After days of rumors, it's official: Jay-Z and Beyoncé will be back on stage together.

The confirmation comes directly from the Queen B. Instagram profile with the publication of a video teaser of the new tour On The Road II with the two artists protagonists of a series of black and white images on the notes of the iconic song by Alton Ellis and Hortense Ellis I'm Still In Love With You Girl.

The watchful eye of the cultural critic Suede noted the resemblance of the final part of the teaser, in which Bey and her husband are seated on a motorcycle adorned with a long-horned bull skull, with an iconic scene from the Senegalese Touki Bouki. The 1973 film directed by Djibril Diop Mambety tells the story of two lovers, Mory and Anta, caught with scams and thefts to organize the flight to Paris.

It is not the first time that Beyoncé has paid tribute to African culture. Remember the Pantsula, a dance born in the townships of South Africa during the apartheid during the Run The World (Girls) of 2011 or costumes and folklore coming from the Black Continent present in Lemonade?

Returning to talk about OTR II, below is the complete list of dates.

EUROPE

June 06 Cardiff, UK Principality Stadium

June 09 Glasgow, UK Hampden Park

June 13 Manchester, UK Etihad Stadium

June 15 London, UK London Stadium

June 19 Amsterdam, NL Amsterdam Arena

June 23 Copenhagen, DK Parken Stadium

June 25 Stockholm, SW Friends Arena

June 28 Berlin, DE Olympiastadion

June 30 Warsaw, PL Stadion Narodowy

July 03 Cologne, DE RheinEnergieStadion

July 06 Milan, IT San Siro

July 08 Rome, IT Stadio Olimpico

July 11 Barcelona, ES Olympic Stadium

July 14 Paris, FR Stade de France

July 17 Nice, FR Allianz Riviera

NORTH AMERICA

July 25 Cleveland, OH FirstEnergy Stadium

July 28 Washington, DC FedEx Field

July 30 Philadelphia, PA Lincoln Financial Field

Aug. 02 E. Rutherford, NJ MetLife Stadium

Aug. 05 Boston, MA Gillette Stadium

Aug. 08 Minneapolis, MN US Bank Stadium

Aug. 10 Chicago, IL Soldier Field

Aug. 13 Detroit, MI Ford Field

Aug. 18 Buffalo, NY New Era Field

Aug. 23 Nashville, TN Vanderbilt Stadium

Aug. 25 Atlanta, GA Mercedes Benz Stadium

Aug. 29 Orlando, FL Camping World Stadium

Aug. 31 Miami, FL Hard Rock Stadium

Sept. 11 Arlington, TX AT&T Stadium

Sept. 13 New Orleans, LA Mercedes-Benz Superdome

Sept. 15 Houston, TX NRG Stadium

Sept. 19 Phoenix, AZ University of Phoenix Stadium

Sept. 22 Los Angeles, CA Rose Bowl

Sept. 27 San Diego, CA SDCCU Stadium

Sept. 29 Santa Clara, CA Levi’s Stadium

Oct. 02 Vancouver, BC BC Place