Word on the streets is Beyoncé has been tapped to headline the first day of the next installment of Budweiser’s Made In America Music Festival in Philadelphia. It probably doesn’t hurt that the fest’s main organizer is Beyoncé’s husband, hip-hop superstar Jay-Z, who headlined the event himself last year. Announced Wednesday via Spotify, this year’s artist lineup will also include Nine Inch Nails, Phoenix, Kendrick Lamar, 2 Chainz, Public Enemy, Wiz Khalifa, Queens of the Stone Age, Imagine Dragons, Deadmau5, Miguel, Beyoncé’s sister Solange and more. The two-day fest will take place August 31st through September 1st. Tickets will go on sale to the general public starting April 17th.

Beyonce will kickoff her “Mrs. Carter Show World Tour” next Monday, April 15th in Serbia. The tour arrives stateside on June 28th with a show in Los Angeles.

The Treasury Department is officially putting the controversy to rest over Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s recent trip to Cuba. The department issued a letter to contesting lawmakers on Tuesday, saying the trip was fully approved and licensed as an educational exchange. Several Florida legislators had been contesting the couple’s trip to the communist island, which has been off-limits to Americans since the 1960s.Treasury Department regulations prohibit Americans from travelling to Cuba “unless authorized by a general or specific license.” The music stars touched down in Cuba on their fifth wedding anniversary last Thursday. According to “The New York Daily News,” Jay-Z and Beyoncé fulfilled their educational obligations by meeting with a children’s theater group and teachers at an art institute.