Taylor Swift fans flock to Edinburgh Murrayfield as merchandise van opens

Taylor Swift brought her ‘Eras’ tour to London this weekend for a three-night run at Wembley Stadium.The ‘Fortnight’ singer performed the first three of the eight shows she has scheduled in London this summer.Over the course of the weekend, Swift brought out Paramore’s Hayley Williams to sing ‘Castles Crumbling’ with her, partner Travis Kelce – who attended all three shows – made an appearance on the ‘Eras’ tour stage and Gracie Abrams joined Swift to debut their new song ‘Us’.Swift performed her mammoth show, which consists of more than 40 songs, spanning 17 years of music, to three sold-out stadiums, along with a number of A-listers from the entertainment world, including Oscars winners, music royalty, and even some real royalty.On the opening night of the London leg of her record-breaking tour, the VIP tent was occupied by Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlin, supermodel Cara Delevigne and Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness, who also featured in Swift’s ‘You Need To Calm Down’ music video.Also in attendance were Salma Hayek, Rob Beckett and Mike and Zara Tindall.

A Taylor Swift fan spent her entire time at the Eras tour being compared to the singer due to her very similar outfit, makeup and hair.

Taylor Swift fans have begun camping outside Wembley Stadium, despite a warning from the venue’s organisers.The ‘Midnights’ singer is set to hit Wembley Stadium tonight (June 21) as part of her extensive run of ‘Eras Tour’ dates. It’ll be the first of her three shows at the site, with the remaining two taking place over the weekend.Now, it has been reported that eager fans have already begun camping outside the stadium in a bid to get as close to the stage as possible when doors open.

Taylor Swift was back on stage for the latest show of the Eras Tour on Tuesday (June 18) and fans think her surprise song selections were aimed at her former enemy Scooter Braun.

just announced his retirement from music management—and fans are more than happy to see him go.In a very lengthy Instagram message posted on June 17, the controversial music manager revealed he came to this decision after one of his “biggest clients” decided to go in a “new direction." Back in August 2023, that Justin Bieber split from his longtime manager and to Braun "in months.” A few days later, it was reveled that Braun was top clients Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, and Idina Menzel.“We had been through so much together over the last decade, but instead of being hurt, I saw it as a sign,” Braun wrote in his post. "You see, life doesn't hand you YOUR plan, it hands you GOD's plan.

Taylor Swift fans flocked to Edinburgh at the weekend and, not only did they break the all time attendance record in Scotland for a stadium show, they also made the earth move as hundreds of thousands of swifties shook it off.

Tickets to Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour sold out almost immediately when they went on sale back in August last year. Since then, die hard Swifites and casual Love Story listeners alike have been clamouring to get their hands on admission to the highly-anticipated music event of the year.

Taylor Swift fans should probably keep their eyes peeled to their phones on Friday, June 13 because there’s a chance she could be announcing some major news during the next Eras Tour show.

Taylor Swift took Edinburgh, Scotland by storm this past weekend, but not everybody had the time of their lives at the sold out series of shows.

Taylor Swift took to the stage at Murrayfield Stadium at the weekend to perform her Eras World Tour for three nights to record breaking attendance crowds of 220,000 people.

Some fans who attended the first UK shows for Taylor Swift’s massive Eras Tour said they were ‘forced’ to get £75 taxi rides home after saying it was a 'nightmare' trying to get out of the stadium.

A young Taylor Swift fan has been left heartbroken after her Edinburgh tickets 'disappeared' from her mum's Ticketmaster account.

As Taylor Swift's UK concert dates for her The Eras Tour approach, many fans are pondering over their outfits for the big night. If you've been on TikTok recently, you'll have seen that ticket holders are getting crafty, creating their own personalised bodysuits, dresses and boots, all inspired by one of Taylor's eras. And if you're scratching your head at the term 'era', you might not be a hardcore Swiftie, but in essence, it's a specific style associated with one of her albums.

Taylor Swift's fans have been cautioned about the potential of a cruel summer due to scammers.The global sensation is set to touch down in the UK this week for the British leg of her Eras Tour, with thousands expected to descend on Edinburgh, Cardiff, Liverpool and London for her string of performances.Those who missed out on tickets during the general sale are scrambling for last-minute tickets. However, a report from Nationwide indicates that the loyal followers of The Tortured Poets Department singer are most susceptible to fraudsters looking to exploit their eagerness to see their favourite artist live.

Taylor Swift — who arguably might have the largest fanbase in the world — is headed to Edinburgh not for the Fringe Fest but three huge ‘Eras Tour’ concerts at Murrayfield Stadium with special guest Paramore.As expected, tickets aren’t exactly cheap to see the Time Magazine 2023 Person Of The Year live.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets was $246 USD before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows start anywhere from $255 to $339 before fees.While that might sound expensive, seats are much, much cheaper than they were after the release of Taylor’s “Tortured Poet’s Department” on April 19.Back then, $498 was the cheapest price you’d pay to get in the door at Murrayfield Stadium.Now that seats can be found for $ , Swifties can save over $250 (!) just by waiting until the last minute.Sure, those aren’t exactly Fringe Festival prices but for any Tay Tay megafan, this is a steal.For more information, we’ve got everything you need to know and more about Taylor Swift’s three ‘Eras Tour’ concerts at Edinburgh, GB’s Murrayfield Stadium below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including all ‘Eras Tour’ Murrayfield Stadium concert dates and links to the cheapest tickets available can be found here:(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

With just days to go until Taylor Swift plays her first Eras Tours show on UK soil, the countdown is well and truly on. While many lucky Swifties were able to get their hands on the sought-after tickets when they went on sale last year, others will be scrambling to secure theirs at the last minute.

Swifties are in for a treat as they head to the first of Taylor Swift's sold-out Eras Tour shows this weekend. The 'Fortnight' singer is set to perform in Edinburgh, and in celebration, the city is launching a new food trail themed around the pop star.

With just over a week to go until Taylor Swift is set to play her first Eras Tour gig on British soil, many Swifties will be scrambling to get their hands on any tickets they can to see the queen of pop live. The Shake It Off singer is set play a total of 18 shows in the UK and Ireland, including Edinburgh, Cardiff, Dublin and London.

Could all this talk about Travis Kelce not being ready to commit yet be a huge pump fake? Is there already a wedding being planned? That’s the suspicion at the front of a lot of Taylor Swift fans’ minds after the latest New Heights podcast…

Taylor Swift performing in the city next month.As per BBC News, Shelter Scotland have reported that several homeless people it has been supporting have been sent by taxi to Aberdeen and Glasgow because of a shortage of accommodation in the city due to the upcoming concerts.The housing charity told the BBC it was “a blatant injustice” for homeless people to be “in direct competition” with tourists visiting the city.They added that people being declared homeless in Edinburgh who would usually be offered temporary accommodation via hotels were instead being sent away from the city due to what the BBC say is “a severe shortage in accommodation caused by the concert.”Swift will be playing three nights at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield stadium from June 7-9. Thousands of fans will be in attendance in the city and as a result, accommodation in Edinburgh will be scarce in that period.Homeless families and tourists being forced to compete for the same accommodation is further evidence of @Edinburgh_CC and indeed most of Scotland's #HousingEmergency.Business as usual from @ScotGov won't cut it.