Beyonce Releases 'B'Day' Album with New Songs on Her 45th Birthday
The 27-track set adds unreleased songs, Spanish-language versions and remixes, including "Beautiful Liar" with Shakira.
- On Friday, September 4, 2026, Grammy-winning singer Beyoncé Knowles-Carter released a 27-track deluxe edition of her sophomore album, "B'Day," marking its 20th anniversary.
- Originally arriving on her 25th birthday in 2006, the album featured hits like "Irreplaceable" and "Déjà Vu." For this anniversary, Beyoncé remastered songs and re-colored videos in 4k with never-before-seen photos from New Orleans.
- The expanded tracklist includes unreleased gems like "Can I Watch You" alongside Spanish-language versions of "Get Me Bodied," plus a new collaboration with Colombian artist Maluma and rare Selena estate approval.
- Fans await a potential surprise appearance by Beyoncé at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium today, where her husband Jay-Z commemorates the 30th anniversary of his debut album, "Reasonable Doubt."
- Speculation regarding Beyoncé's next project continues as fans search for clues about "Act III," expected to complete the trilogy that began with 2022's "Renaissance" and continued with 2024's "Cowboy Carter.
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Beyonce marks 45th birthday and remastered album release Beyonce will be celebrating her birthday and the remastered release of her coming-of-age second album B’DAY.B’DAY, released in 2006, was Beyoncé’s first visual album, with short films that explored the making of...
Beyoncé has celebrated her 45th birthday with a luxury reissue of B'Day that is already giving to speak. The artist has expanded her second album for her 20th anniversary with 27 songs, unpublished material and collaborations that carry the hype through the clouds. What brings the reissue of B'Day The release, confirmed today according to official information collected by NME, expands the original album of 2006 with 27 songs in total. It is not …
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