It’s been three months since Taylor Swift brought his gigantic Eras Tour around Europe. Now, the queen of music is ready to conquer (also) Milan with the double date of San Siro. And who knows, maybe in Italy, the American singer-songwriter will arrive in the sweet company of boyfriend Travis Kelcethe NFL champion we admired as a comedian on the London stage. Three and a half hours of music For 44 songs, The Eras Tour celebrates Miss Americana’s dazzling career, from her self-titled debut album released in 2006 to her most recent double album The Tortured Poets Department.
The monumental tour kicked off in Glendale, Arizona on March 17, 2023. Since then, the West Reading artist has enchanted the world with over 150 concerts in five different continents. The live show on December 8th in Vancouver, Canada, will close the epic tour. Just in time to celebrate her 35th birthday (the 13th of the last month of the calendar). After having moved the GDP of the United States, the golden girl has also become a macroeconomic phenomenon. Each of his concerts boosts the local economy. His arrival in a city not only ignites the swifties, but also skyrockets prices. For this reason, the term “Swiftinflation” was coined. While waiting for the global superstar to shake (also) San Siro, let’s discover all the record numbers of theEras Tour.
Record-breaking tour
The Eras Tour it is the highest-grossing concert tour of all time.
A billion
The Eras Tour is the first to generate over $1 billion in revenue.
Space figure by the end of the year
By the end of its run on December 8, Taylor Swift’s tour is estimated to gross a whopping $2,165.
Ticketmaster’s record
With his The Eras Tourthe pop star brought down Ticketmaster, selling out 2.4 million tickets in a single day.
The biggest concert for a female artist
The opening night of the The Eras Tour in Glendale, Arizona, broke the record for the most crowded concert by a female artist (and for an artist in general) in the United States with 69,000 fans. A record previously held by none other than Madonna.
The 96,000 of Melbourne
At the Melbourne Cricket Ground last February, the superstar performed in front of a record crowd of 96,000.
The city with the most shows
Lucky in London! The Queen of Music performed three sold-out nights at Wembley in June, to a star-studded crowd. Her boyfriend Travis Kelce joined her on stage for the occasion. Taylor will return to the British capital in August for five more shows.
Building the set is a huge team effort
It is thought that as many as 90 trucks were needed to move and build the immense stage of theEras Tour: between giant screens, an “animated” catwalk and special effects that would make Disney envious.
The iconic costumes
During the colossal tour, Queen Taylor has modeled more than 40 different looks. Spectacular costume changes designed, mostly, by our great stylists: From the sparkling body-Lover from Versace to Elie Saab’s ball gown, passing through the Folklore-dress by Alberta Ferretti up to the snake-jumpsuit by Roberto Cavalli from Reputation.
Never without Louboutin
Louboutin created over 250 pairs of shoes for the record-breaking queen’s tour, 60 of which were specifically for the European dates of theIt was.
The Millions of “Swifties” That Make the World Go Round
Not just “friendship bracelets”, it is estimated that a Tay-Tay fan spends an average of $40 on merchandise during a tour stop.It was.
The concert film broke 4 records
The global dominance of theEras Tour has also expanded to film. With $37 million in gross at its announcement, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (available on Disney Plus) broke the record for single-day pre-sales. It didn’t take long for the concert film to gross a record $100 million before it even opened. At the end of its extraordinary box office run, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour pulverized over $260 million, becoming the highest-grossing concert film of all time. It even earned a nomination for the 2024 Golden Globes, being crowned the first concert film nominated for the prestigious awards ceremony.
Source: Vanity Fair
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