The hallmark event of Taylor Swift's entire career thus far, The Eras Tour, has officially come to an end, which raises the ...

From Atlanta to Warsaw, and Argentina to Wales, an estimated 10.1 million fans have flocked to see Swift on stage, almost three per cent of the entire population of the United States. Of course ...

After over 100 shows across the world over 18 months, Taylor Swift celebrated the end of her United States Eras Tour shows with a glass of wine in hand. (She kicked off the tour in March 2023.) ...

Taylor Swift has cemented herself as one of the United States’ and the world’s most popular singers. Ever since she launched ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The end of Eras is upon us. This won’t be the last time you hear that over the next few weeks. Taylor Swift played the final United States show on her ultra-mega-blockbuster ...

Taylor Swift spent three nights with the Swifties at Indiana's Lucas Oil Stadium. The Eras Tour continues with shows in Toronto and Vancouver before its final installment Dec. 8.

Taylor Swift has revealed she's releasing her first book to mark the end of the Eras tour, with over 500 new images and a 'Tortured Poets Department' edition on vinyl and CD.

This year, the Eras Tour returned to the United States for shows in Florida, Louisiana and Indiana. Having played six nights in Toronto last month, Swift’s next three shows in Vancouver will ...

The supersized Taylor Swift Eras Tour bracelet that was hung outside Caesars Superdome has been sold. The Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District board announced that the gigantic inflatable ...

With more than 80% of ticketholders coming from out of town, hotels downtown and in the surrounding area are effectively sold out for the last American stop of Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour.

INDIANAPOLIS — Global superstar Taylor Swift is bringing The Eras Tour to Indianapolis for the final stop in the United States. She will perform three shows at Lucas Oil Stadium Nov. 1-3. There are ...

Swift kicked off the Eras tour in Glendale, Arizona, the first of many sold-out stadiums as the tour progressed first in the U.S. and later into South America, Asia, the United Kingdom and Canada.