Beyoncé - Homecoming The Live Album Vinyl 4LP Box Set

Limited Edition Four-Disc Vinyl Box Set of Beyoncé’s 2018 Coachella Performance

Track Listing

A1: Welcome
A2: Crazy In Love
A3: Freedom
A4: Lift Ev'ry Voice And Sing
A5: Formation
A6: So Much Damn Swag (Interlude)

B1: Sorry
B2: Kitty Kat
B3: Bow Down
B4: I Been On

C1: Drunk In Love
C2: Diva
C3: Flawless / Feeling Myself
C4: Top Off
C5: 7/11

D1: Bug A Boo Roll Call (Interlude)
D2: Party
D3: Don't Hurt Yourself
D4: I Care

E1: Partition
E2: Yoncé
E3: Mi Gente (Featuring – J. Balvin)
E4: Baby Boy
E5: You Don't Love Me (No No No)
E6: Hold Up
E7: Countdown
E8: Check On It

F1: Deja Vu (Featuring – Jay-Z)
F2: The Bzzzz Drumline (Interlude)
F3: Run The World (Girls)
F4: Lose My Breath (Featuring – Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams)
F5: Say My Name (Featuring – Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams)
F6: Soldier (Featuring – Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams)

G1: Get Me Bodied
G2: Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)
G3: Lift Every Voice And Sing (Blue's Version) (Featuring – Blue Ivy)
G4: Love On Top
G5: Shining (Thank You)

H1: Before I Let Go (Bonus Track)
H2: I Been On (Bonus Track)

HOMECOMING: THE LIVE ALBUM is a four-LP set of Beyoncé’s historic headlining Coachella performance on two weekends in April 2018.

In April 2018, Beyoncé headlined Coachella with an epic performance that would set a new bar for festival spectacle. Arriving a year after her originally scheduled headline slot -- delayed due to the birth of her twins -- the high-stakes show was a triumph.

Immortalized alongside its counterpart concert film/documentary, Homecoming: The Live Album is a monument to black excellence and empowerment. As the first African-American woman to headline the festival, Beyoncé took the duty seriously, crafting a showcase of black culture, feminism, and history that acknowledged her place in the timeline while celebrating those who paved the way, from strong black women such as Nina Simone, Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie to Southern hip-hop inspirations like TRU, UGK, OutKast, and F.L.Y. Presented through an inspired collegiate HBCU lens, the performance later dubbed "Beychella" was less a concert and more a grand, multi-part revue.

From a towering pyramid of bleachers, over 200 hand-selected performers of all shapes and sizes -- dancers, steppers, choir, orchestra, and a full marching band -- executed a precision-choreographed performance that pushed the limits of physicality and willpower. Together with this phalanx, Beyoncé barreled through a career-spanning set -- both as a solo artist and as part of Destiny's Child -- focusing on euphoric hype tracks that maintained the adrenaline rush for almost two hours.

Digested as a cohesive career retrospective, Homecoming highlights Beyoncé's impressive vocal gymnastics and live stamina; at times, her voice soars like an angel and drops low in a guttural growl, sometimes switching from full-throated belting to gritty rapping, often within the same song. From hits ("Formation," "Drunk in Love," "Countdown") to deep cuts ("Freedom," "Bow Down," "I Been On"), every track is improved by the energy of the Bzzzz Drumline and string section, with the live foot stomps and handclaps of the dancing team whipping the ceremony into a celebratory frenzy. "Diva" gets cut with "Dirt Off Your Shoulder," while a rabid "Don't Hurt Yourself" swells with the familiar orchestral wave from "Kashmir." While J Balvin and Sean Paul are relegated to recorded backing vocals, husband Jay-Z pops in for "Deja Vu" and sister Solange joins Beyoncé for an endearing dance-off during "Get Me Bodied." Even firstborn Blue Ivy appears on almost-closer "Lift Every Voice and Sing."

The most welcome guests, however, are Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. Joining forces during a jaw-dropping stretch between "Run the World (Girls)" and "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)," the reunited Destiny's Child whip through "Lose My Breath," "Say My Name," and "Soldier" without missing a beat, as if the year was still 2004. The audience reaction alone is a pure thrill. As far as concert albums go, Homecoming is a master class in technical prowess, crowd-pleasing, and soulful substance.

Boxset includes a 52-page book containing photos taken from the two Coachella performances.

Album Credits

Directed By [Live Performance Direction] – Beyoncé Knowles-Carter
Executive-Producer – Beyoncé Knowles-Carter
Music Director – Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Derek Dixie

Release Information

Label: Columbia, Parkwood Entertainment, Columbia Records – 19075959261

Format: 4 x Vinyl, Box Set, Album, Limited Edition

Country: US

Released: 2020

Genre: Hip Hop, Funk / Soul, Pop

Style: Contemporary R&B, Gospel, Pop Rap, Soul