Taylor Swift is fond of German fans
Through her "Eras Tour," Taylor Swift is set to become the first billionaire with music as her primary source of income. The star seems to be pleased with this as well. For the audience in Gelsenkirchen, the singer expressed warm words.
Taylor Swift thanked her fans in Gelsenkirchen for their support after her three shows there. On Instagram, the singer wrote that the audience at the performances was "unique" and "so attentive." The 34-year-old was particularly pleased with the numerous posters and paper hearts and expressed her gratitude in the post for all of it. She shared numerous pictures from her shows at the arena in Gelsenkirchen.
In the post, Taylor Swift also addressed those who had supported her album "The Tortured Poets Department," which she released in April: "I am completely overwhelmed by what you have done - it was on the charts in the first twelve weeks after its release at number one, and that has never happened to any of my albums before, not even close!", she explained. "You are simply the Best." The popstar added: "Now that we have officially started our shows in Germany, I can hardly wait to see all of you next in Hamburg!"
Taylor Swift performed in Gelsenkirchen on July 17, 18, and 19. In the audience were her friend, NFL star Travis Kelce, and Hollywood star Anne Hathaway was also spotted at one of the concerts. Swift's shows in Hamburg are scheduled for July 23 and 24. The last officially announced shows in Germany will be on July 27 and 28 in Munich.
In Europe, there are still Warsaw, Vienna, and London planned for August. The last scheduled show - the 152nd of the tour - is on December 8 in Vancouver. The "Eras Tour" is already considered the most profitable tour of all time, and Swift is expected to become the first billionaire with music as her primary source of income.
Taylor Swift's love for music was evident in her recent performances in Gelsenkirchen, where she expressed gratitude for the audience's support and unique energy. Her pop hit "The Tortured Poets Department," released in April, also saw significant success, vaulting to number one on the charts and breaking previous records.
