Taylor Swift Fans Flood GoFundMe Page for Concertgoer Who Was Reportedly Killed After Her Show

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic A Taylor Swift fan whose front-row zealotry caught the constant attention of a security guard — whose response then caught the attention of Swift herself — has spoken out on what happened during and after the confrontation during “Bad Blood” at a Philadelphia show. Kelly Kelly, a third-grade teacher from Baltimore, was attending the show with sister Kirstin Birmingham and two friends, all with first-row seats in front of the ramp that extended out into the Lincoln Financial Field audience. Kelly told ABC’s “Good Morning, America” and the Daily Mail about what transpired with security, and Swift’s reaction, on Saturday night — leading to their getting free tickets to come back for the third and final Philly concert Sunday night.

Taylor Swift fans who couldn’t get tickets to her ‘Eras’ tour in Philadelphia turned up outside the Lincoln Financial Field last night (May 13).Huge crowds gathered outside the venue, which is currently hosting three concerts for the singer-songwriter, to try and get a peak of the show.Many also sang and danced to Swift’s hits as she performed at the 70,000 capacity stadium.

The 1975’s music has undergone a streaming rise amid reports of a romance between Matty Healy and Taylor Swift.Swift broke up with her partner of six years, Joe Alwyn, earlier this year, with reports then following that Swift was now dating Healy.After the reports emerged, streams of The 1975’s music increased by 14 per cent between May 3-11 (via Consequence of Sound).Last week, as Phoebe Bridgers opened up Swift’s second of three shows at Texas’ Nissan Stadium, Healy joined her on stage, playing guitar – something else that could have contributed to the rise in streams via Swift’s fans.Towards the end of her set, Bridgers was joined by her Boygenius bandmates Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker to perform their track ‘Cool About It’ as well as Bridgers’ own ‘Graceland Too’ and ‘I Know The End’.She then introduced her band, including “Mr. Matt Healy” who’d been onstage for the entire set, playing guitar while wearing a skeleton onesie.The previous evening, Bridgers and Healy were filmed dancing to ‘Shake It Off’ after Bridgers joined Swift to give their collaborative track ‘Nothing New’ its live debut.Last year, Swift put in an appearance during the UK leg of The 1975’s ‘At Their Very Best Tour’, giving ‘Anti-Hero’ its live debut and covering their iconic track ‘The City’ at London’s O2 Arena. Later in the set, Healy joked about recent gigs that saw him kissing members of the crowd at their request.

Earlier this week Taylor Swift fans sent an untitled non-fiction book to the top of the online pre-order charts, despite there being no firm evidence that the book (as they suspected) was a memoir penned by the singer. It has now been confirmed that the book is, in fact, an oral history of K-pop group BTS.

Taylor Swift has never announced plans to release a book or autobiography of any kind. But that hasn't stopped thousands of Swifties - the singer's legion of loyal fans - from furiously pre-ordering a new mystery read in the hopes the book is in fact a memoir penned by their idol.  A blank work by publisher Flatiron Books - known only as '4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023' - currently sits at #1 on the Barnes & Nobles pre-sales charts and earlier this week ranked as high as #2 on Amazon's book list.

headline-making Eras Tour, the 33-year-old pop superstar is also getting her overeager fans riled up offstage — even when she’s just minding her own damn business. Hyped-up Swifties thought they had discovered that she was secretly releasing a memoir in July — which she is, in fact, not. It all started with a TikTok from the pop culture podcast “what i will say” that claimed to have insider info about a publisher’s press release teasing a book that “will have massive publicity” with “global appeal” — something on the level of recent memoirs by Prince Harry or Matthew Perry.The perceived Easter eggs were enough to convince Swifties to pre-order the untitled book by an unknown author, sending it to No. 2 on the Amazon book sales chart and No.

Celebrity memoirs have launched a thousand bidding wars among publishers who trust loyal fans will flock to buy any book with the name of their favourite star on the cover, but the literary world has been scratching its head over the latest title soaring up the pre-sale charts because its author has not yet been revealed. Taylor Swift’s famously dedicated fanbase of “Swifties” believe the 33-year-old singer has revealed herself as the author in a series of subtle clues, so have been placing their orders before the book's publication. The memoir, which only bears the title of “4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023”, has been published by Flatiron, an imprint of publisher Macmillan.

A frustrated Taylor Swift fan is calling her out for how “unsafe” her latest show in Nashville was — going so far as to compare it to Travis Scott‘s Astroworld!

in Nashville to wait out the concert delay for nearly four hours in the pouring rain, and the experience sounds like my actual nightmare scenario. When arrived at the outdoor stadium on May 7, according to attendees speaking to , they were immediately forced to shelter in place together in the covered areas until 9:30 at night. “Fans were body to body with the rain and wind hitting us from the sides,” the source said.

of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour on Friday, those in attendance decided to honour the Grammy winner’s late grandma, Marjorie.  Marjorie – who Taylor, 33, named a song after on her album Evermore – was the star’s maternal gran and died in 2003. At the start of the weekend, Taylor’s fans orchestrated a tribute to Marjorie and pulled out photos of her as the hitmaker performed her grandma’s namesake track.

Taylor Swift’s fans are said to have had panic attacks, vomited and fainted as they faced a huge delay to her concert. Swarms of concertgoers showed up to Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on Sunday (07. 05.

He’s about her! Taylor Swift and Matty Healy are rekindling an old flame after a “brief” fling “years ago,” a source exclusively tells Us Weekly. 

Phoebe Bridgers opened up Taylor Swift’s second of three shows at Texas’ Nissan Stadium last night (May 6) with The 1975’s Matty Healy joining her on guitar.Bridgers made her ‘Eras’ tour debut on Friday and once again opened for Swift last night. Towards the end of her set, Bridgers was joined by her Boygenius bandmates Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker to perform their track ‘Cool About It’ as well as Bridgers’ own ‘Graceland Too’ and ‘I Know The End’. She then introduced her band, including “Mr.

Taylor Swift have raised more than £100,000 for the family of a young man who was killed on his way home from one of the pop star’s concerts.Jacob Lewis was killed by a suspected drunk-driver after a fatal hit-and-run incident on Friday, April 21.The 20-year-old and his sister, April Bancroft, 26, were driving back from Swift’s show at Houston’s NGR Stadium when they ran into car trouble. Jacob had stepped out of the car and started to push the vehicle from behind when suspect Alan Hayes, 34, allegedly drove into him. Jacob died at the scene.Hayes allegedly drove off in a black Volkswagen Beetle and was later seen running on foot from the highway before being apprehended by officers.

Swifties have banded together to help the family of a man who was killed while on his way home from The Eras Tour.

Taylor Swift is speaking out after sustaining an injury during a recent concert. The 33-year-old singer took to Twitter on Monday to reveal how she cut her hand in the middle of her show.«I'm totally fine and it was my fault completely,» she wrote.

Swifties are looking for someone to blame.

Emma Laird is sharing a glimpse of her life, including working with co-star Joe Alwyn, who’s been in the headlines recently for his recent split from Taylor Swift.

Taylor Swift was spotted on Monday out and about in New York City.The newly single «Anti-Hero» songstress was all smiles as she was spotted stepping out of an SUV in New York and heading out for a low-key night on the town.The outing — which took place during a few days off from her ongoing The Eras Tour — Swift wore a brown short-sleeve top, jeans, and black boots from The Row.Swift beamed as she walked through the city, reportedly on her way to grab dinner at a restaurant in SoHo, according to .The fun night out comes one week after Swift was spotted grabbing dinner in NYC with her friend and longtime collaborator, Jack Antonoff, and his fiancée, Margaret Qualley, just days after ET broke the news of Swift's split from boyfriend Joe Alwyn.For that outing, the 33-year-old singer rocked a black, off-the-shoulder top with a pair of embroidered high-waisted jeans and black heels for the occasion. She accessorized the look with a glittering handbag and her signature red lipstick.ET learned last week that Swift and Alwyn's split earlier this month was amicable and «it was not dramatic.» ET was told that «the relationship had just run its course. It's why [Alwyn] hasn't been spotted at any shows.»The next stop on Swift's tour is the NRG Stadium, in Houston, Texas, for three consecutive shows, kicking off April 21.For more on Swift and Alwyn's high-profile split, check out the video below.

Taylor Swift is coming to NRG Stadium on April 21-23 and only a few last-minute tickets are still available.The 12-time Grammy winner, midway through her dazzling, record-breaking, headline-making ‘Eras Tour,’ has already sold out venues in Arizona, Las Vegas, Arlington and Tampa over the first four weekends of the tour but the Houston shows may prove to be the most difficult to get into yet.At the time of publication, the cheapest last-minute tickets we could find for Swift’s three night-stint in the Bayou City was $608 before fees on Vivid Seats — and those are for upper-deck seats.Lower-level tickets start at $591 before fees; no floor seats we found were under $1000 from April 21-23.While those may be steep price tags, we expect prices to balloon even higher this week as we get closer to the high-profile gigs.Based on our records, tickets cost nearly double what they were a month ago (!) to see Swift live — simply put, there’s more demand to see Taylor live now than ever before.So, if you want to catch Swift this weekend at NRG Stadium and still need tickets, here’s everything you need to know before it’s too late.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best prices on upper-deck, lower-level and floor seats for each of Taylor’s three Houston concerts can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.