A self-proclaimed fan of Red (Taylor’s Version), Haq labels Swift’s 2021 do-over a “second coming-of-age experience”. I also admire the way she is honouring her younger self in that process,” Haq says. “I find her journey of re-recording her work incredibly empowering. A long-time Swiftie, Haq felt “seen” by the artist’s emotionality – Swift openly sings about loss, friendship and falling in love. Sana Noor Haq, 24, first saw Swift live at her Wembley Reputation show in 2018. She glides from album to album, checking off chart-topping tunes, songs about former breakups, and debuting Midnights, her most recent album, while she’s at it. From Swift singing surprise songs to performing swallow dives into the stage, Eras continues to generate headlines and social media buzz, as the artist brings her 17-year-long career to life.
But the Eras Tour has already proved to be bigger than any run-of-the-mill stadium live show – it’s a curated experience that pays homage to Swiftie fandom.
We now know that Swift will be bringing the show to London in June and August 2024. In a joyous celebration of her career hits, Swift has brought to life a nostalgic experience that whisks audiences back in time and pulls them right back to the present again, all in a matter of hours. Sparkling outfits, breathtaking visuals, and cities repackaged as Taylor Swift-themed destinations – this is only the beginning of the acclaimed Eras Tour.
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