– Goodbye, London: Taylor Swift Announces European Tour Departure
Taylor Swift (34) is saying goodbye to Europe, at least for now. The popular American musician concluded her last concert in London at Wembley Stadium last night, entertaining around 90,000 spectators. She will soon be leaving for a tour of the United States and Canada this fall. During her “Eras” tour, she presented songs from her entire repertoire, including Germany.
Swift released a music video for “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” overnight, giving fans a taste of the concert series.
Fans were expecting an announcement
Some fans were expecting her to announce a new version of her 2017 album “Reputation,” one of the albums she doesn’t fully own. Swift has recently re-released several of her previous albums as “Taylor’s Version.” “We really hope she does,” one girl in London said.
Swift’s Extraordinary Moments in London
This time Swift invited Florence Welch of the British group Florence and the Machine and musician Jack Antonoff, who she collaborates with and is a friend of hers, as surprise guests. She also performed “So Long, London” live on the piano for the first time. Previously, some concerts in Vienna had been canceled due to a security scare, but Swift avoided discussing it.
Thousands of fans cheered Swift on during the three-and-a-half-hour concert. “Swifties” were spotted around town throughout the day wearing cowboy hats, sparkly dresses, or friendship bracelets. When asked what makes Swift’s concerts so appealing, one woman said, “It feels like it’s just you and her. Like there’s no one else.”
After successfully wrapping up her tour in Europe, Taylor Swift is planning to continue her “Eras” tour in North America, specifically in the United States and Canada this fall. In her current repertoire, Swift has performed in several countries, including Germany, proving her global popularity.