Taylor Swift Eras Tour

Taylor Swift is touring stadiums in 2023! Here is the dream setlist of her many gems.

The live band is back, the drums kick in and it’s on — bounding pop-rock ecstasy. Swift is handed one from a fan in the pit and drapes it around her. Remember in summer 2020, when all anyone wanted was a “Cruel Summer” music video, and then Folklore happened, rerouting the course of Swift’s career? Swift returns to the main stage, rocking a shining silver leotard and red lipstick, and as soon as “Blank Space” kicks in, the crowd collectively loses its mind. The interlude hits “Dear John” and “Haunted,” the heavy strings cutting off to begin … It seems like it’s just the pianist and Swift at the old-fashioned microphone for this beast of a duet, but then, trotting up the side stairs that lead to the small stage, it’s none other than Justin Vernon of Bon Iver to repay the favor Swift did him, emerging to perform “Exile” at his London show last month. Now is the time, as an extended interlude of Swift ambling through grayscale scenes of pine trees and meadows plays on the screen. The show slows down for a few minutes as Swift plinks through a solo version of “King of My Heart” on the black baby grand piano that’s appeared at center stage. I’m the problem, it’s me.” The moment is massive, cathartic, and fuels an influx of therapy bookings as soon as the concert finishes. Her new “Eras” tour, promising a journey “through all the musical eras of my career,” was announced Tuesday (Nov. She reprises the mash-up of her two monster Fearless hits as she did on the Reputation tour. In line with her 1989 and Reputation tours, Swift launches into her marathon set with the bumping opening track of her most recent album.

The singer-songwriter described her planned concerts as “a journey through all of my musical eras of my career.”

She had planned a series of stadium shows and international festival dates in 2020, connected to her album “Lover,” but those were canceled amid the pandemic. [appearance](https://www.yahoo.com/gma/taylor-swift-announces-eras-tour-081122041.html) on “Good Morning America” as “a journey through all of my musical eras of my career” — solves one [potential problem](https://www.wsj.com/articles/taylor-swift-midnights-new-music-tour-11666353460) that had been facing Swift: picking what parts of her rapidly growing catalog to focus on. The Eras Tour will play stadiums across the United States through next August, with international dates to be announced. “Midnights” is her 10th studio album, and the last couple of years have been extraordinarily productive for her, with two indie-folk-style LPs recorded in the early stages of the pandemic (“Folklore” and “Evermore”) and two rerecorded versions of old albums (“Fearless” and “Red”). [blockbuster success](https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/31/arts/music/taylor-swift-midnights-billboard-chart.html) of her latest album, “Midnights,” which sold over a million copies in its first week out and took over the entire Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100, Swift said on Tuesday that she would be going on the road, starting in March. The singer-songwriter described her planned concerts as “a journey through all of my musical eras of my career.”

The pop star will be performing in Cincinnati at Paycor Stadium in 2023.

Only fans that have received a unique code will have the chance to purchase tickets starting at $49 up to $449. Registered fans who receive a code will have exclusive access to purchase tickets on Tuesday, November 15 starting at 10AM local venue time. To ensure tickets to Taylor Swift