Taylor Swift: How to get tickets to her 2023 Eras Tour

Taylor Swift: How to get tickets to her 2023 Eras Tour
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Taylor Swift has officially announced her return to live performances with her 2023 “Eras Tour”.

The Midnights artst shared the news from her Instagram on Tuesday 1 November, writing: “I’m enchanted to announce my next tour: Taylor Swift ‘The Eras Tour’, a journey through the musical eras of my career (past and present!).

“The first leg of the tour will be in stadiums across the US, with international dates to be announced as soon as we can.”

Swift further revealed that she will be joined on stage by artists including Paramore, Haim, Phoebe Bridgers, Girl in Red, Muna, Beabadoobee, Gracie Abrams, Owenn and Gayle.

“I can’t WAIT to see your gorgeous faces out there. It’s been a long time coming,” she concluded.

It’s been four years in fact since the “Anti-Hero” singer embarked on her Reputation Stadium Tour in 2018, supporting her sixth studio album Reputation, with the coronavirus pandemic making large concert shows difficult for much of that period.

Swift is scheduled to kick off her new “Eras Tour” in Glendale, Arizona on 18 March 2023, the same place her last tour began.

Four months later, she will wrap up the US leg in Los Angeles with two nights on 4 and 5 August at the SoFi Stadium.

Here is the complete list of her 35 confirmed dates so far:

  • 18 March - Glendale, Arizona - State Farm Stadium

  • 18 March - Las Vegas, Nevada - Allegiant Stadium

  • 1 April - Arlington, Texas - AT&T Stadium

  • 2 April - Arlington, Texas - AT&T Stadium

  • 14 April - Tampa, Florida - Raymond James Stadium

  • 15 April - Tampa, Florida - Raymond James Stadium

  • 22 April - Houston, Texas - NRG Stadium

  • 28 April - Atlanta, Georgia - Mercedes-Benz Stadium

  • 29 April - Atlanta, Georgia - Mercedes-Benz Stadium

  • 5 May - Nashville, Tennessee - Nissan Stadium

  • 6 May - Nashville, Tennessee - Nissan Stadium

  • 12 May - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Lincoln Financial Field

  • 13 May - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Lincoln Financial Field

  • 14 May - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Lincoln Financial Field

  • 19 May - Foxborough, Massachusetts - Gillette Stadium

  • 20 May - Foxborough, Massachusetts - Gillette Stadium

  • 21 May - Foxborough, Massachusetts - Gillette Stadium

  • 26 May - East Rutherford, New Jersey - MetLife Stadium

  • 27 May - East Rutherford, New Jersey - MetLife Stadium

  • 28 May - East Rutherford, New Jersey - MetLife Stadium

  • 2 June - Chicago, Illinois - Soldier Field

  • 3 June - Chicago, Illinois - Soldier Field

  • 10 June - Detroit, Michigan - Ford Field

  • 17 June - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Acriture Stadium

  • 24 June - Minneapolis, Minnesota - US Bank Stadium

  • 8 July - Kansas City, Missouri - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

  • 15 July - Denver, Colorado - Empower Field at Mile High

  • 22 July - Seattle, Washington - Lumen Field

  • 23 July - Seattle, Washington - Lumen Field

  • 28 July - Santa Clara, California - Levi’s Stadium

  • 29 July - Santa Clara, California - Levi’s Stadium

  • 3 August - Los Angeles, California - SoFi Stadium

  • 4 August - Los Angeles, California - SoFi Stadium

  • 5 August - Los Angeles, California - SoFi Stadium

Early ticket sales for Capital One cardholders will go on sale on 15 November at 10am local time, followed by tickets being made available to the general public on 18 November at 10am local time.

Swift’s tour announcement follows the release of her latest album Midnights, which has had one of the biggest release weeks on record, making her the first artist in history to achieve 10 singles in the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Midnights also became the best-selling record of 2022.

Read The Independent’s five-star review here.