Undoubtedly, Taylor Swift is who we all want to be. From "Teardrops on My Guitar" as a 16-year-old country music prodigy, to filling stadiums in cities worldwide as one of the most decorated pop icons of the 21st century, she has been constantly making headlines and winning hearts for the last 18 years. 34-year-old Swift is most well-known for her ability to universalise her personal experiences through her songwriting in a way that resonates with millions, in addition to reinventing herself with the release of every album. She adopts a new style, theme, and sometimes genre, which ultimately culminates in the formation of an "Era".
The pop star, currently touring worldwide as part of her commercially successful and record-breaking tour, however, dashed the hopes of millions to attend her concert after she announced she would not be extending the Eras Tour into 2025.
Taylor Swift announces the official end of Eras Tour
"I think a lot of people are like, well, how are you going to celebrate the 100th show?" the singer told during her concent in Liverpool's Anfield Stadium. "And for me, the celebration of the 100th show means this is the very first time I've ever acknowledged to myself and admitted that this tour is going to end in December. Like, that's it," she said, sending the entire stadium into a moment of shock.
In March 2023, Taylor transformed her brand, the "Eras", into what would become one of the longest and largest-selling musical performances of all time, namely "The Eras Tour''. She performed songs from her entire discography and throughout the Eras, hence the name. The tour has everything, surprise musical guests, the most unthinkable and creative outfit transitions, arguably the best audiences, and of course, Taylor's fearless stance (pun intended) on stage.
The extremely energetic response from Taylor's fans has created a huge 'hype' around the tour, which is why these fans were left disappointed on Thursday in Liverpool when she announced the termination of Eras Tour.
She confirmed that the tour would conclude in December of this year in Vancouver, Canada before thanking her fans and performing her hit 10-minute ballad "All Too Well".
Taylor expressed in her speech that the tour had become her entire life, that when she was not on stage she was dreaming about being on it and spent her time at home coming up with acoustic song mashups.
The tour is the highest-grossing tour of all time, according to Rolling Stone, and the first ever to gross at least $1 billion. The tour was released as a concert film in October 2023 in countries across the world, which meant that fans from countries that were not on the tour could also experience its magic. After five continents and 152 shows, the tour will finally be laid to rest.
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