Taylor Swift is still on her Eras Tour, but she took a break on Friday, November 22 to surprise fans in Toronto with a combination of three of her most renowned songs. There are only four shows left. One in Toronto on November 23 and three in Vancouver, before the billion-dollar production comes to an end for good, and to celebrate, Swift performed a long-awaited mashup at the Rogers Centre.
It’s no wonder that fans yelled when she performed Cassandra from The Tortured Poets Department album, Mad Woman from Folklore, and I Did Something Bad from Reputation, even using her piano talents to demonstrate her talent. The news comes as supporters expect her to release Reputation (Taylor’s Version) in the near future, and Swifties may interpret the gift as a cryptic hint, as she presented it to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Travis Kelce’s dad, Ed Kelce, made a surprise appeareance at Taylor’s show in Toronto today (23rd of November). Papa Kelce all dressed up, out of the country to go support when Travis can’t was absolutely sweet of him. Although, It’s not his first appearance at the Eras Tour, fans were excited to see him there.
She ultimately went on to sing Better Than Revenge, Mr. Perfectly Fine, State of Grace, and Labrynth, in addition to her well-known classics Love Story, Blank Space, and All Too Well, which propelled her to success. Swift then wrapped up the event by hugging her mother as she walked off stage, celebrating her rise from ambitious country singer in 2009 to global sensation in 2024
When does the Eras Tour officially end? Swift has been on tour for around 18 months, beginning with a marathon of gigs in California’s State Farm Stadium on March 17, 2023. After 146 gigs, 49 cities, five continents, and a foiled terrorist attempt, the 34-year-old popstar is about to bring the Eras Tour to a memorable but final end.
She will do so on December 8 at Vancouver’s BC Place, bringing the $1.9 billion tour to an end.
