Taylor Swift Embarks On Her Spectacular International Journey Tour June 2023

Updated on June 20, 2023: Taylor Swift is not leaving her devoted international fans behind, folks. The global sensation has just revealed that she will be taking her remarkable Eras tour to Latin America, Asia, Australia, and Europe throughout 2024. In an enthusiastic tweet on Monday morning, Swift exclaimed, “I’m eagerly anticipating the opportunity to meet many of you at The Eras Tour next year during these exciting new international dates!”

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To add to the excitement, she will be accompanied by a special guest, Sabrina Carpenter, who will be opening select shows, starting with Latin America (although no European opener has been announced yet). With a current count of 50 dates, the international leg of the tour will consist of a total of 102 shows, making it her third-largest tour to date, following Fearless and Speak Now. Dedicated fans have observed a notable gap in the schedule around April, leading to speculation about a potential headlining performance at Coachella. Alternatively, it could simply be a well-deserved break for the hard-working “Lavender Haze” singer after a relentless year of touring. Who knows? Perhaps her schedule is as flexible as an acrobat, leaving it up to fate to decide. Now that you’ve experienced her at midnight, how about catching her live in concert?

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Taylor Swift plans to spend countless midnight hours on the road in 2023, as she revealed to her fans on Good Morning America on November 1, deviating from the expected 3 a.m. announcement. For the first time since her 2018 Reputation tour, Swift will be performing at stadiums across the United States as part of her newly unveiled Eras Tour, which promises to take audiences on a musical journey through the various eras of her career (past and present!). Due to overwhelming demand, Swift’s team announced that she has nearly doubled the number of tour dates, adding two additional batches of concerts. Despite their efforts, Ticketmaster experienced a complete meltdown under the pressure. The tour lineup includes a diverse range of opening acts, depending on your location. Your Eras Tour experience might feature Paramore, beabadoobee, Phoebe Bridgers, girl in red, MUNA, HAIM, GAYLE, Gracie Abrams, or OWENN (a special shout-out to Paramore, Bridgers, and Abrams for maintaining a distinct lack of capitalization in their names).

The tour commenced on March 17 in Glendale, Arizona (a notable absence of Kardashians, so Swift can breathe easy), and will conclude on August 9 in sunny Los Angeles. Originally, Swift had planned two Lover Fest performances in 2020 in support of her seventh album, but unfortunately had to cancel them due to the pandemic. As a result, the Eras tour marks her first series of live shows encompassing four albums: Lover, her surprise releases folklore and evermore from 2020, and Midnights, an allusion evident in the tour announcement’s captivating photos capturing Swift’s career evolution. Additionally, she has two rerecorded albums to promote, Red and Fearless. And let’s not forget, that epic ten-minute rendition of “All Too Well” is bound to be an unforgettable showstopper.