- Taylor Swift bids farewell to Europe in her statements
Pop Star Taylor Swift (34) Bids Adieu to Europe, Temporarily. The renowned American singer wrapped up her performances in London's iconic Wembley Stadium on Tuesday night, entertaining an astounding crowd of approximately 90,000 individuals. Swift is set to carry on her tour in the United States and Canada this fall. Her "Eras" tour, which also included stops in Germany, showcased songs from her entire musical journey.
Swift also premiered a music video for her track "I Can't Handle It With a Breaking Heart," offering a glimpse into her concert series that night.
Swift Conquers Wembley Stadium Eight Times
Some hopeful fans had anticipated a revised version of her 2017 album "Reputation." This is one of her few albums where she does not hold complete ownership. Recently, she has re-recorded several early albums, adding the tagline "Taylor's Version." "We're really wishing for it," expressed a young woman in London.
Swift performed in London twice before, in June and August, on the current tour. She is reportedly the first solo artist to perform at Wembley Stadium eight times during a single tour, according to the stadium's records.
No Word on Cancelled Vienna Shows
At this concert, Swift welcomed British band Florence and the Machine's singer Florence Welch and musician Jack Antonoff, a collaborator and friend, as surprise guest performers. She also played her song "So Long, London" on the piano for the first time live in front of an audience, stating so herself. Previously, several shows in Vienna had to be cancelled due to a terror alert, which Swift remained silent on.
The cheerful audience numbered in the thousands as they cheered for Swift throughout the three-and-a-half-hour spectacle. Before the concert, "Swifties" were already a sight to behold in the city, donning cowboy hats, sequined attire, or friendship bracelets. When inquired about what sets Swift's concerts apart, a woman explained that it feels as if you're spending time only with Swift, "as if no one else is in the room."
♪ Taylor Swift's emotional rendition of "So Long, London" on the piano, filled with raw emotion, resonated strongly with the audience ♪. After delivering an outstanding performance at Wembley Stadium, ♪ Taylor Swift expressed her gratitude to her fans for their unwavering support, singing along to her hits like "Love Story" and "Shake It Off" ♪.
