Fans will continue to talk about Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour for years. The shows brought millions of Swifties together. Night after night, performance after performance, Taylor played to sold-out crowds whose lives changed seeing her perform live.
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Many Swifties study Taylor’s every move. They know what she’ll sing and wear and notice when she drops an “Easter egg,” which may mean something big is on the horizon. She’s toured the world on the Eras Tour for more than a year and a half, and during the Reputation era performances, she’s worn a black body suit with red accents. In Miami, she changed her outfit and swapped the red snake for gold, and fans went crazy.
JASON WAS RIGHT THE STADIUM DID ERUPT 😭 pic.twitter.com/Ir9XchsQqR
— L 💗 (@savinswift) October 23, 2024
The Crowd Loved Taylor Swift’s New Look
A video of the concert shows fans going nuts over the change. Swifties have long awaited the news that Taylor’s version of Reputation might be ready to drop, and some took the new snake as a clue. Taylor shared a pic on Instagram and a shout-out to fans.
“The Eras Tour is BACK and the 3 Miami crowds we just got to play for were on a new level. With only 5 cities left to play before it’s over, I knew I was going to be savoring every moment up on that stage but the bewildering passion of those crowds really blew my mind,” she wrote.
“It rained (a lot) the 1st and 3rd nights, and so that kicked up the cinematic drama,” Taylor continued. “I had really missed this on our break. The mass quantities of joyful people genuinely living in the moment and seeming truly carefree for 3.5 hours. My mystifyingly talented friend @florence came to Miami and each night we performed “Florida!!!” in Florida!!! I got some new outfits, and it’s always nice when the crowd notices that 😁You guys are just the best. Thank you to everyone who came and everyone who followed along online. 4 more cities left and the next one up is: New Orleans!”
Is Reputation coming? Maybe. Does Taylor Swift know how to keep the crowd guessing? Always. We can’t wait to see what’s next.
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