Taylor Swift She wants the Swifties on ‘The Eras Tour’ to know that she loves Never as much as them. The 33-year-old responded to TikTokers, who said the December 2020 release was an “overlooked” album because it was released so quickly after its sister project. Folklore (which also won a GRAMMY), but was followed almost immediately by his re-recording of Fearless (Taylor version). Playing piano, she stated that the alt-pop LP is “an album that I love, despite what you say about TikTok.” She went on to say, “I’ve seen it, I’ve seen it all,” as fans in Glendale, Arizona roared with her comments.
TAYLOR LOVE FOREVER CONFIRMED #GlendaleTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/5Ds4CXiuFu
— Opening night by Miguel ERAS (@SelsGraceful) March 18, 2023
The comment was made appropriately, since she was in the middle of her Never set, which featured five songs: “’tis the damn season”, “willow”, “marjorie”, “champagne problems” and “tolerate it”. During the speech, which took place on a beautiful moss-covered stage reminiscent of the “Willow” video, Taylor commented on how she was finally able to introduce the “four new family members,” referring to their albums. Lover, Folklore, Never and the last straw midnight, which had not toured due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Notably, their 2020 “Lover Fest” was canceled due to the coronavirus.
Taylor played for over three hours belting out 44 hits during her debut show “Eras Tour,” which kicked off on Friday, March 17 in Glendale, Arizona. The country-turned-pop singer has pulled her hits from her entire catalog, including Brave, 1989, Red and more. As a nod to each of the album’s “eras,” she also coordinated her wardrobe with some of her most iconic looks from previous music videos or live performances, adding to the show’s long-running time-travel theme.
The first show comes months after the show was embroiled in controversy over fans being unable to get tickets after Ticketmaster sold out most of the available seats during a presale, leading to the show’s regular date sale being cancelled. .
“It goes without saying that I am extremely protective of my fans. We’ve been doing this together for decades, and I’ve brought home many elements of my career over the years. I SPECIFICALLY did this to improve the quality of my fan experience, only doing it with my team, who care as much about my fans as I do,” Taylor wrote via her Instagram story on Nov. 18, 2022. “It is really hard . for me to trust an external entity with those relationships and loyalties, and painful for me to just watch mistakes happen without recourse,” she also said.
“There are a myriad of reasons why people have had a hard time getting tickets and I’m trying to figure out how this situation can be improved in the future,” continued the GRAMMY winner. “It’s really unbelievable that 2.4 million people got tickets, but it really makes me angry that many of them feel like they suffered multiple bear attacks to get them.”
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