Beyoncé has shared the full credit list for the ‘Renaissance Tour’

Beyoncé has released the full credit list for her ‘Renaissance Tour’, a list that includes backup dancers, choreographers, physiotherapists, the automation team, SFX team, and much more.

The queen bee herself is listed as the director, executive producer, and head of creative direction.

The credits list release comes three dates into her 50-date tour, having just finished her opening performances in Stockholm, where she kicked off her tour for two nights, before stopping in Brussels on Sunday.

Beyoncé is currently in the United Kingdom, having performed her fourth show on the tour in Cardiff, Wales.

She will continue the European leg of her tour, which includes five shows in London, until July 8, when she’ll head to North America, landing in Toronto, Canada, before making her way through the United States beginning on July 12 in Philadelphia.

A complete list of everyone who brought the ‘Renaissance Tour’ to life

Joining Beyoncé in the creative direction team are Andrew Makadsi, Ed Burke, and Leah Nardos Takele.

Also joining her as executive producers for the tour are Justina Omukhua and Erinn Williams. Damien Smith, Khirye Tyler, and Dammo Farmer are the music directors for the tour.

Additional credits for the tour include choreographers, stage design, lighting design, video direction, costume design, the dancers, the band, background vocalists, and the team behind Beyoncé's Parkwood Entertainment.

The credit list also acknowledges the automation team behind the robot dance, catering, tour nurses, drivers, security, and vendors.

Beyoncé also included her friends and family.

The complete credits list can be found on Beyoncé's official website.

The ‘Renaissance Tour’ is Beyoncé's first solo tour since 2016

The ‘Renaissance Tour’ has been highly-anticipated by fans who have been eagerly awaiting a new tour from the ‘Break My Soul’ singer since she concluded her last solo tour, ‘The Formation World Tour’, in 2016.

The ‘Renaissance Tour’ consists of 50 dates, has no opening acts, and its set list spans three hours, covering the entirety of Beyoncé's discography.