What was stolen from Beyoncé's tour?

Hard drives containing unreleased music, tour production plans, and set lists were stolen.

Kelvin Evans is the suspect who pleaded guilty to felony charges in connection with the theft of Beyoncé's data.

When did the theft occur?

The theft occurred last July in Atlanta while Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour was in town.

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Musician's Hard Drives Vanish: Suspect Pleads Guilty

8 Jan

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Summary

Hard drives with unreleased music were stolen from Beyoncé's tour vehicle.
A suspect has pleaded guilty to felony entering a motor vehicle charge.
The stolen data included unreleased music and tour production plans.

Musician's Hard Drives Vanish: Suspect Pleads Guilty

Kelvin Evans appeared virtually in Fulton County court and entered a guilty plea to charges including felony entering a motor vehicle and misdemeanor criminal trespassing. The case stems from the theft of hard drives containing sensitive information belonging to musician Beyoncé. These drives were stolen last July from a rental car in Atlanta while the Cowboy Carter tour was active.

The stolen suitcases contained unreleased music, tour footage plans, and set lists. Police issued an arrest warrant for a suspect about a week after the incident. Kelvin Evans was later arrested in late August for an unrelated parole violation before being officially named in the Beyoncé case in mid-September.

Evans, who has been out on a $20,000 bond since October, is set to return to court on February 11 for a case management hearing. His lawyer has not yet commented on the guilty plea or the ongoing proceedings.

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