Taylor Swift Was Totally Unfazed By a Mid-Concert Malfunction

Taylor Swift has expressed her support for Lady Gaga following online speculation that the latter singer was pregnant.Rumours that Gaga was with child began circulating after photos emerged of the star at her sister’s wedding. Gaga subsequently took to TikTok to deny the claims.“Not pregnant – just down bad cryin at the gym,” she wrote in the video, referencing Swift’s song ‘Down Bad’ from her latest album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’.

Taylor Swift is coming to the UK - and soon she will land on Scottish soil.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Taylor Swift showed support for Lady Gaga on TikTok after Gaga publicly shut down speculation that she is pregnant. Rumors that Gaga is expecting her first child with partner Michael Polansky have been circulating on social media for days, but Gaga posted on TikTok that such speculation is false. “Not pregnant, just down bad crying at the gym,” Gaga wrote in a video post to her 9.3 million TikTok followers.

Taylor Swift is coming out to defend Lady Gaga after rumors that she is pregnant.

Radio 2 star Bob Harris and his family were lucky enough to be invited to Nashville in 2014 to see Taylor Swift perform and to meet the singer and her mother. Now he's opened up to OK! about what it was really like behind the scenes on the Love Story singer's tour. In just two weeks' time, Taylor 's latest Eras tour will be landing in the UK, something fans of the singer will certainly be excited about.

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Taylor Swift has left the building. In Portugal anyway – but it seems the European country and its capital has left its mark on the record-breaking star.

Taylor Swift showed off her professionalism and sense of humor while dealing with a wardrobe malfunction during a recent Eras Tour stop.

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Taylor Swift is heading to Lisbon, PT’s Estadio da Luz for a pair of ‘Eras Tour’ concerts on Friday, May 24 and Saturday, May 25.She’ll be joined by the pop-punk icons behind Paramore at both gigs.The shows come on the heels of Swift’s three-night residency in Stockholm, Sweden. While we reported that prices reached a new ‘Eras Tour’ low for the trio of concerts, that didn’t stop Swift from making history.“Stockholm!!!!” she shared on Instagram.

CNN it has seen an increase in interest for tickets to the city, up 25% from last year at this same time. Meanwhile, Swift’s future tour stops, like Dublin and Madrid later this summer, are also in high demand, and bookings to Milan, Italy, and Munich, Germany, have seen a surge in demand of 45%, as Swifties live out their wildest dreams of seeing their favorite pop star live.Delta Air Lines, which is gearing up for its biggest summer of travel yet with newly added destinations and flights, told CNN that the airline is also seeing an increase in demand for international flights amid Swift’s tour.Since its kick-off, the record-breaking Eras Tour has spurred an increase in global concert tourism, dubbed the “Taylor Swift Economy” or “Swiftonomics,” as devout fans flock to cities around the world — wherever they can get their hands on the coveted tickets.For American fans unable to attend in their home country, cheaper ticket prices overseas became and alluring and attainable prospect.

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Taylor Swift performed ‘Guilty As Sin?’ for the first time during one of her ‘Eras’ tour shows, and used the 89th show of the tour to create a mashup of songs from her ‘1989’ album.Check out footage from the concert below.The moment took place at the second of the singer’s three performances in Sweden last week, which also happened to mark the 89th show as part of her record-breaking ‘Eras’ tour.For Swift, the number 89 has some significance – not only is 1989 the year that she was born, but it also marks the title of her hit fifth album which she shared in 2014. So, to celebrate the occasion in Sweden, the pop legend threw in some surprises during the set.They took place as Swift launched into the surprise song section of the live show, which usually sees her play two songs that aren’t usually in the setlist.

Taylor Swift is continuing to add more songs from her latest album to The Eras Tour!

Taylor Swift has performed ‘How Did It End?’ for the first time ever at her show in Stockholm, Sweden – watch it below.For the singer’s final show in Stockholm, Sweden at the Friends Arena, Swift gave ‘How Did It End?’ its live debut during her surprise section of the show.In the ninth act of her ‘Eras’ tour, Swift often plays two surprise songs – so far, she’s kicked off her European leg with eight live debuts in one show as well as classics ‘Hey Stephen’ and ‘Maroon’ during her Paris date.Swift, who is currently touring with Paramore as a support act, delighted fans by playing ‘How Did It End?’ for the first time.

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Taylor Swift‘s three back-to-back-to-back ‘Eras Tour’ concerts at Friends Arena with special guest Paramore.In fact, the city is so excited about the pop star’s visit they’ve “temporarily declared (themselves) ‘Swiftholm'” according to AOL.And while Swift enthusiasm is at an all-time high, ticket prices to see the Time 2023 Person Of The Year is at an all-time low.Back in 2023, ticket prices typically started over $1,000 when Tay Tay was touring the US. That’s not the case in Stockholm.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets was $82 before fees on Vivid Seats.When we last reported on prices for the Stockholm shows on Monday, they started at $171 before fees.That’s nearly $90 in savings just for exercising patience.

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