Beyoncé fans brawl after concert: kicking, buckin’ and shoving on first night of ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour

This ain’t Texas — but that didn’t stop fans from buckin’ each other after Beyoncé’s show at the first stop of her “Cowboy Carter” Tour.

Fans were caught on camera shoving and kicking each other after an argument turned violent in the VIP lounge area of SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on Monday, April 28.

Beyoncé’s 10th concert tour kicked off last night — and the “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer, 43, did not disappoint.

The international superstar’s oldest daughter, Blue Ivy, 13, performed as her famous mom’s backup dancer for her second tour in a row, and she wasn’t the only Carter kid in the show.

Beyoncé surprised the audience by bringing out her youngest daughter, Rumi, 7, for a touching moment while singing “Protector.”

Rumi’s other half, her twin brother, Sir, did not make an appearance.

The Album of the Year Grammy winner — an award Beyoncé finally won earlier this year for her eighth studio album, “Cowboy Carter” — wowed concertgoers by giving them a nearly three-hour performance, which included 39 songs.

However, the show didn’t stop when the stage lights turned off, as seen in the chaotic video TMZ published only hours after the show ended.

In the clip, two people are seen yelling at each other as friends attempt to defuse the situation.

One fan, dressed in a denim outfit with white cowboy boots and a matching cowboy hat, puts their hand in another woman’s face, which only seems to antagonize the group even more.

That’s when all hell breaks loose.

The female wearing a two-piece denim ensemble reaches over and knocks the white cowboy hat off the other person’s head as the fan begins walking away from the argument.

The two-piece woman takes it to the extreme by then pushing a nearby female dressed in a red shirt who goes flying on her stomach down the arena floor.

People from both groups jumped in as more people began pushing, kicking and failing about.

It’s unclear how the physical altercation ended as the video cuts off with multiple Beyoncé fans on the ground while others are trying to separate the groups fighting.

The Post reached out to the Los Angeles Police Department for comment.

If you missed the show, don’t fret because Beyoncé is just getting started on her 32 stadium shows during her historic tour.

The 35-time Grammy winner has four more concerts in LA. and will make several stops throughout the US before heading to Europe.

Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter Tour” ends at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on July 26.