The Top 5 Moments From The Eras Tour
After a monumental 149-show run, Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour has concluded. It was a year of pop culture-defining moments, including high-profile guest appearances (Sabrina Carpenter, Florence and the Machine and more), iconic costumes and heartfelt fan interactions.
But just because The Eras Tour is over doesn't mean we have to forget about it. Below, relive the magic by revisiting these five historic moments.
'I Can See You' Video Premiere
As we all know, the Taylor's Version releases for 1989 and Speak Now took place during the Eras Tour. We got to celebrate Speak Now TV live with Taylor. Attendants at the Kansas City show were the first to watch her music video for "I Can See You," which was later released worldwide on YouTube on July 7.
1989 (Taylor's Version) Announcement Day
Although we didn't get Reputation (Taylor's Version) or Debut's announcement, 1989 (Taylor's Version) had its moment during the Los Angeles stop in 2023. To tease its release, Taylor wore five sky-blue outfits. And, of course, everyone in the audience was the first to hear the news when she projected the banner on the jumbo-screen. We're totally jealous if you were lucky enough to witness it in person.
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Except When I'm on TV…
If you were at one of the first Eras Tour stops, you probably missed Taylor's unhinged-ness as she became more comfortable on stage. For example, during "Midnight Rain," she started making silly poses after singing the line, "And he never thinks of me, except when I'm on TV." Our favorite pose has to be her kitty cat cosplay.
'Karma Is the Guy on the Chiefs'
The Eras Tour also brought us one of Taylor's most famous relationships — with Travis Kelce. But it wasn't until mid-way through the concerts that the Kansas City Chiefs players began attending. We always knew he was there because Taylor would honor his presence with a "Karma is the guy on the chiefs" shout-out during her closing song.
Red Era Hat
During previous tours, fans in the audience had a chance to hang with Taylor after being hand-picked by her team at Rep Room, Loft '89 or Club Red. Sadly, there wasn't anything for the Eras Tour, but quite a few Swifties had a chance to have a face-to-face moment with Taylor as she handed off her "22" hat.
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