‘When Beyoncé perform all 27 tracks at the CMT awards >>>.’,

Beyoncé fans are convinced that she will be at the Country Music Awards on Sunday night after the release of her new album Cowboy Carter

The TEXAS HOLD ‘EM singer, 42, has officially become the first black artist to reach number 1 in the UK with a country album

‘@Beyonce you will do a surprise performance at the CMT awards this week or ELSE!’,

‘I think Beyonce should show up to the country music awards tomorrow, thoughts?’.

CMAs are presented to country music artists and broadcasters to recognise outstanding achievement in the country music industry.

It comes just after she broke yet another record by scoring a historic UK Official Chart Double on Friday.

The Texas-born star has officially become the first black artist to reach number 1 in the UK with a country album, as well as hitting number 1 on the singles chart with Texas Hold ‘Em.

Having both of the two top spots side by side with a country music album has made music history in the UK.

Her latest album, Cowboy Carter, broke a record that even country music legend Dolly Parton, 78, has not broken.

This is the second time the hitmaker has reached an Official Chart Double.

And now lovers of her new music and record are going wild suggesting that she could make an appearance at the country event at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas

CMAs are presented to country music artists and broadcasters to recognise outstanding achievement in the country music industry

The Texas-born star has officially become the first black artist to reach number 1 in the UK with a country album, as well as hitting number 1 on the singles chart with Texas Hold ‘Em

Over twenty years ago in 2003 the mother-of-three secured the top spots with her debut solo album, Dangerously In Love, and the iconic Crazy In Love singe.

Beyonce has hit a career best with three of her tracks from Cowboy Carter hitting the charts, the now TikTok famous hit Texas Hold ‘Em is joined by Jolene and Most Wanted, featuring Miley Cyrus.

The CEO of Official Charts, Martin Talbot, sang Beyonce’s praises as he said: ‘In a career of huge achievements, congratulations to Beyonce on securing a slew of UK chart records with her country single and album this week, underlining her position as one of the world’s most ground-breaking musical artists.’

‘With Texas Hold ‘Em and Cowboy Carter, she this week becomes the first artist to top the Official Singles Chart and Official Albums Chart with country repertoire simultaneously, and the first black artist ever to take a country album to Number 1 in the UK. Step aside (for now) Dolly, Bey is the *current* Queen of country.’

Last week,  Beyonce shared her thoughts on the new album.

‘The joy of creating music is that there are no rules,’ said Beyonce. ‘The more I see the world evolving the more I felt a deeper connection to purity.’

The mother of three added that with artificial intelligence and digital filters and programming she ‘wanted to go back to real instruments, and I used very old ones.

‘I didn’t want some layers of instruments like strings, especially guitars, and organs perfectly in tune.’

She added that she wanted some of the songs to be ‘raw’ and she ‘leaned into folk.’

The star ended with: ‘All the sounds were so organic and human, everyday things like the wind, snaps and even the sound of birds and chickens, the sounds of nature,’ she said.

Having both of the two top spots side by side with a country music album has made music history in the UK

Her latest album, Cowboy Carter, broke a record that even country music legend Dolly Parton has not broken with her chart double

Some of the films that lent inspiration include The Hateful Eight, Space Cowboys, The Harder They Fall, and the recent Oscar-nominated movie Killers of the Flower Moon.

The album is considered ‘a declarative frequency and academic shift, as the world prepares to shift again, that redefines and rebuilds what is Country and Americana, and who gets to be included.’

Beyoncé’s eighth studio album landed across nine different genres on US music charts including Pop, Hot AC, Country, Rhythmic, Urban, and R&B, and making history with Beyoncé becoming the first Black female artist to reach No. 1 on the Hot Country Songs chart and No. 1 on the Hot 100 Chart with a Country song.

It also spent four weeks at the top of the UK music charts.