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Taylor Swift has now kicked off the European leg of her blockbuster 2024 Eras tour, with the ‘Style’ hitmaker excitingly adding in a number of tracks from her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, into the setlist, such as ’Who's Afraid Of Little Old Me?’, ‘The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived‘, ‘Fortnight’ and ‘Down Bad’.
Since March of 2023, global superstar Taylor Swift has brought her three-plus-hour, career-spanning The Eras Tour all across the United States, with more than 50 dates slated across the country.
After news in early June that the country-turned-pop songstress would be taking her dazzling show to Latin America for a string of 12 dates in August and November, Swift later unveiled an astounding 38 international dates that will take her all around the world starting in February of 2024 and running through August.
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The international leg of The Eras Tour will include stops in Japan, Australia, Singapore, France, Sweden, Portugal, Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Poland and Austria, as well as quite a few dates around the United Kingdom.
Among the UK dates will be several shows in June in Edinburgh, Liverpool and Cardiff, as well as two back-to-back nights at the legendary Wembley Stadium. To end off her international dates (for now), Swift will return for another pair of Wembley shows on August 16-17.
Rising pop artist Sabrina Carpenter was on tap for the first collection of dates, but joining her as support while overseas for the remainder of the year will be iconic rock band and Swift collaborator, Paramore.
However, as the country-turned-pop megastar neared the end of The Eras Tour's U.S. leg in 2023, she announced that it wouldn't be the end of an era after all.
Swift will be taking to the States once again in 2024 after her time overseas, with shows in Miami, New Orleans, Indianapolis and a run in Toronto and Vancouver. Gracie Abrams will yet again be serving as support for the extra dates, and we expect this is just the first batch of another U.S. leg to come for the career-spanning trek.
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