All zone 90 minute dvd 16 tracks

Set List:

1. Crazy In Love
2. Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)
3. Naughty Boy/Baby Boy
4. Best Thing I Never Had
5. End Of Time
6. If I Were A Boy (featuring excerpts of 'You Oughta Know')
7. Sweet Dreams (featuring excerpts of 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)')
8. Why Don't You Love Me
9. The Beautiful Ones
10. Sex On Fire
11. 1+1
12. Irreplaceable
13. Destiny's Child Medley
14. At Last
15. Run The World (Girls)

Beyoncé's headline slot has attracted none of the this-doesn't-belong-at-Glastonbury controversy of her husband Jay-Z's headlining performance a few years ago, but there's a definite sense of curiosity in the air before she takes the stage: what is she going to do? The immediate answer appears to be everything at once: let off fireworks, rise out of the stage on a hydraulic platform doing a choreographed dance routine while singing her biggest hit, Crazy In Love. It's a gobsmacking opening that leaves you wondering what she's going to do next. But more gobsmacking still is that the show doesn't sag afterwards.

She hurtles into Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It). More fireworks. More dancing. Aside from a faintly baffling guest appearance by Tricky – who seems as confused as the audience – she never puts a foot wrong, rattling through Destiny's Child hits and cover versions of Alanis Morrisette's You Oughta Know, Kings Of Leon's Sex On Fire and Etta James's At Last, the latter over footage of the civil rights movement and Barack Obama, the sheer visceral power of her voice chafing thrillingly against the slickness of the show. Sign up for the Sleeve Notes email: music news, bold reviews and unexpected extras Read more

Moreover, she looks genuinely taken aback by the reception: "You are witnessing a dream! I always wanted to be a rock star!" she shouts, utterly delighted. The audience response suggests the feeling is entirely mutual.