Jay Z and Beyoncé's 18 Hottest Onstage Moments

Updated on 4/4/2016 at 8:00 AM

Jay Z and Beyoncé are celebrating eight years of marriage! There are so many things we love about this couple, and one thing we've always been able to count on seeing is their steamy chemistry on stage. The couple has been heating up the microphone since 2002 and have taken things to a whole new level at the Grammys, on MTV, and even on their joint On the Run Tour in 2014. Take a look at their hottest onstage moments to get a taste of what we can expect in the years to come.

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Jay Z and Beyoncé's 18 Hottest Onstage Moments

MTV's TRL, November 2002

Coachella, April 2010

Home & Home Concert, September 2010

DirecTV Super Saturday Night, February 2014

Prince's Trust Music Festival, May 2004

Friends and Family Live, June 2003

BET Awards, June 2003

Yankee Stadium, September 2010

Jingle Ball, December 2003

Black Album Tour, November 2003

Fashion Rocks, September 2006

Chime For Change, June 2013

MTV VMAs, August 2003

On the Run Tour, June 2014

BET Awards, June 2006

Tidal X, October 2015

On the Run, July 2014

Grammys, January 2014

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