Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour remains a global sensation, drawing widespread attention and excitement with every performance. As her journey across various cities continues to make headlines, fans are eagerly anticipating her next move.
If you’re curious about where Swift is today, September 21, and what her future plans hold, here’s the most up-to-date information.
Where is Taylor Swift today, September 20?
As of today, September 21, Taylor Swift is taking a break from her Eras Tour, with no scheduled performances. She seems to be enjoying some well-deserved downtime, likely resting and recharging before her next round of shows.
Zach Bryan recently caused a stir on X (formerly Twitter) by tweeting his preference for Kanye West over Taylor Swift. In his provocative message, he also took a playful shot at Travis Kelce’s team, the Chiefs, declaring “eagles > chiefs” before adding, “Kanye > Taylor… Who’s with me?” This comment ignited backlash, especially considering Taylor Swift’s massive fanbase and Kanye West’s controversial history. (via Variety)
In response to the criticism, Bryan later apologized, revealing he had been drunk when he made the post. Despite his apology, he chose to deactivate his X account the following day without providing a specific reason for his decision. In his apology, Bryan expressed his admiration for both artists, clarifying, “Guys I love Taylor.” He explained that he had been inspired by music from The Tortured Poets Department at the time. Bryan further emphasized his appreciation for the current music landscape.
When is Taylor Swift’s next show?
Taylor Swift is gearing up for a thrilling lineup of concerts across the U.S. and Canada. The next leg of her Eras Tour will begin at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium from October 18 to 20, 2024. After wrapping up her U.S. dates, Swift will take the stage at Toronto’s Rogers Centre for a highly anticipated show on November 14, 2024. She will then close out this segment of the tour with three consecutive performances at Vancouver’s BC Place from December 6 to 8, 2024.
