Epic Finale: Taylor Swift Ends the Eras Tour In the US
The singer has concluded the first part of the tour after six consecutive nights filling up California's SoFi Stadium
No doubt about it, Taylor Swift is totally killing it as one of the hottest artists right now. The Pennsylvania sensation has been on an impressive tour across the US this year with The Eras Tour. Seriously, hundreds of thousands of fans have been lucky enough to catch her live, where she’s performing the biggest hits from every phase of her career.
But The Eras Tour isn’t over yet. Taylor is still on fire with more than ten shows lined up before the year ends, hitting up Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil. And hold onto your seats for 2024 because it’s packed with even more gigs. She’s going global, starting off in places like Japan, Australia, and Singapore in February and March, and then making her way to Europe.
After the European performances, the artist will return to America to definitively conclude The Eras Tour with fifteen concerts in the United States and Canada.
Before fully dedicating herself to the international dates, Swift closed the first part of The Eras Tour in the US in a grand way. She crushed it with six mind-blowing shows back-to-back at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, each one pulling in more than 100,000 fans –a record that very few artists can achieve.
Sparkles, Pink, Cowboy Boots, & Bracelets
Lots of sparkle, lots of pink, lots of cowboy boots.”
This is how María Porcel, from EL PAÍS, described the atmosphere that was generated around a stadium filled with Swifties, just moments before the show kicked off.
And here’s a cool thing you don’t want to miss: fans are all about swapping bracelets. Swifties have made it a trend to bring lots of handmade bracelets to the show. They trade these babies with other fans who did the same, making it a sweet way to remember the moment. Plus, it’s all about the solidarity and the awesome vibes among the singer’s fanbase.
Big Surprise: 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Will Arrive In October
Taylor Swift has taken advantage of this California event to announce a surprise that many had been eagerly awaiting. A month after the release of Speak Now (Taylor’s Version), the artist continues with the re-recording of her albums, and now it’s time for one of the most successful albums of her career.
As announced by the singer during the last concert of The Eras Tour in the United States in 2023, 1989 (Taylor’s Version) will be available on October 27th. The album comes with five never-before-heard tracks.
In total, Taylor Swift has performed 53 concerts in the United States this year, allowing approximately three million people to enjoy her on stage! Hopefully not all of them got the famous post-concert amnesia.