Taylor Swift's long-awaited Eras Tour is nearing its end, and the singer has delivered— from performance to vocals and, of course, fashion. On opening weekend, Taylor Swift gave us plenty of whimsical,

A rumor that pop star Taylor Swift had canceled multiple Eras Tour dates due to backlash from her endorsement of Kamala Harris in the 2024 U.S. presidential election circulated online in September 2024.

A rumor circulating on social media is not true. Swift will resume the "Eras Tour" in October in Miami, Florida.

For a long time, Swift has served as an economic force. In 2023, she reportedly contributed roughly $5.7 billion to the U.S. economy through her globe-trotting tour – accounting for not only ticket sales, but also traveling expenses, costumes, hotels, food, and other spending.

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Today is Friday the 13th. While many think seeing the number 13 is a sign of bad luck, but not for Taylor Swift fans. The number 13 has long been associated with Swift.

After an exciting couple of moths for pop icon Taylow Swift, her 2024 “Eras Tour” is slated to continue in the United States starting in Miami, Florida. Tickets are available at a variety of price points and selling out quick for her Hard Rock Stadium shows on October 18-20 at 7 p.m. featuring Gracie Abrams.

One of the biggest names on the planet is coming to Indianapolis and we have got you covered. Taylor Swift is ending the U.S. leg of her Eras Tour with three nights at Lucas Oil Stadium before heading to Canada for the tour's final shows.

Enjoy a Taylor-themed drag brunch with an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet and bottomless mimosas. Hosted by Ana Crusis, the queen lineup includes Pat Yo Weave, Neon Van Ryan, Aura Aurora, Aria Amethyst and MJ Banks. Tickets are $65. Think you know Taylor? Prove your fan credentials with a night of trivia.

United Airlines doesn't have any bad blood with Taylor Swift, quite the contrary, as the pop star is driving up demand for its flights. At a travel industry conference Wednesday, United said it has seen a 25% uptick in demand for flights on weekends during which Swift has held concerts abroad.