New safety measures have been put in place for Taylor Swift’s concert in London. This will be the first time that the American singer&nbsp;will perform, after three concerts were cancelled in the Austrian capital city, Vienna.&nbsp;

To avert any security breach and ensure everything goes smoothly, fans have been advised to not congregate outside Wembley Stadium in London where the performance is scheduled to take place. She will be performing in London for five nights and she has lots planned for her British fans.&nbsp;

<h2>New security measures in place for London concert</h2>

Wembley Stadium updated its new safety measures in place. Wembley Stadium stated “no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or on the Olympic Steps at the front of the stadium,” while unticketed fans will be asked to “move on.” Camping also has been prohibited at the stadium.

Among other changes, ticketed concert-goers will be let into the stadium earlier than usual. There will be early entry for all five dates starting August 15.&nbsp;

The show will also feature performances by artists Raye, Paramore, and Suki Waterhouse who&nbsp;will open the stage for Taylor Swift.&nbsp;

<h2>Three Vienna concerts cancelled last week owing to alleged terrorist attack</h2>

These changes have been put into place since three of Taylor’s concerts were <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/taylor-swift-concerts-in-vienna-cancelled-amid-planned-terror-attack-748233">cancelled owing to an alleged terrorist threat.</a> Three men have been arrested in connection to the terror threat with one being said to have links with ISIS. According to reports, one 19-year-old arrested pledged his allegiance to ISIS and was living with his parents in the town of Ternitz, as well as&nbsp;a 17-year-old. Both were arrested after police found various chemicals and substances.

Meanwhile, London’s Metropolitan Police has confirmed that these attacks will not hamper the scheduled concerts in the city.&nbsp;

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New safety measures have been put in place for Taylor Swift’s concert in London. This will be the first time that the American singer will perform, after three concerts were cancelled in the Austrian capital city, Vienna.

New safety measures have been put in place for Taylor Swift’s concert in London. This will be the first time that the American singer will perform, after three concerts were cancelled in the Austrian capital city, Vienna. To avert any security breach and ensure everything goes smoothly, fans have been advised to not congregate outside Wembley Stadium in London where the performance is scheduled to take place. She will be performing in London for five nights and she has lots planned for her British fans. New security measures in place for London concert Wembley Stadium updated its new safety measures in place. Wembley Stadium stated “no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or on the Olympic Steps at the front of the stadium,” while unticketed fans will be asked to “move on.” Camping also has been prohibited at the stadium. Among other changes, ticketed concert-goers will be let into the stadium earlier than usual. There will be early entry for all five dates starting August 15. The show will also feature performances by artists Raye, Paramore, and Suki Waterhouse who will open the stage for Taylor Swift. Three Vienna concerts cancelled last week owing to alleged terrorist attack These changes have been put into place since three of Taylor’s concerts were cancelled owing to an alleged terrorist threat. Three men have been arrested in connection to the terror threat with one being said to have links with ISIS. According to reports, one 19-year-old arrested pledged his allegiance to ISIS and was living with his parents in the town of Ternitz, as well as a 17-year-old. Both were arrested after police found various chemicals and substances. Meanwhile, London’s Metropolitan Police has confirmed that these attacks will not hamper the scheduled concerts in the city. Also read: JK Rowling, Elon Musk sued for spewing online hate against Olympic winner Imane Khelif Also read: Javed Akhtar calls Salman Khan 'good-looking, shy kid' at Angry Young Men trailer launch event

Post Vienna scare: Unticketed Taylor Swift fans banned from standing outside London stadium

The United States confirmed on Friday (Aug 9) it provided intelligence to Austria that helped foil an alleged Islamic State plot to attack a Taylor Swift concert.

"We work closely with partners all over the world to monitor and disrupt threats," National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters on Friday.

“The US provided critical intelligence to Austrian authorities, enabling them to prevent a potential attack on Taylor Swift's concert,” he added.

Notably, three alleged Islamic State sympathisers have been arrested on charges of plotting a suicide attack at the megastar's concert in Vienna.

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Earlier, two primary suspects, a 19-year-old and a 17-year-old, were detained, while a third suspect, an Iraqi national was arrested in Austria on Friday.

"The main perpetrator has confessed that he was supposed to carry out a suicide attack with two accomplices," said Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer.

The 19-year-old suspect made a full confession in custody about his allegiance to ISIS and plans to carry out a "bloodbath". Authorities also found machetes and technical devices at his home in the town of Ternitz in preparation for an attack.

They planned to cause as many casualties as possible among the estimated 20,000 fans of the American singer, often referred to as "Swifties", set to gather outside Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium, said national intelligence head Omar Haijawi-Pirchner.

His plan also reportedly involved driving a car into the crowd of 20,000 concert-goers and launching a brutal attack with machetes and knives.

Swift’s three concerts were cancelled in Austria after authorities said they foiled a terror attack planned for the Vienna leg of her blockbuster Eras tour.

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The European leg of the sold-out tour began in Paris in May and has taken in Sweden, Portugal, Spain, Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Poland.

Her next concerts are at Wembley stadium in London from next Thursday and authorities have said they will go ahead.

(With inputs from agencies)

The United States confirmed on Friday (Aug 9) it provided intelligence to Austria that helped foil an alleged Islamic State plot to attack a Taylor Swift concert.

The United States confirmed on Friday (Aug 9) it provided intelligence to Austria that helped foil an alleged Islamic State plot to attack a Taylor Swift concert. "We work closely with partners all over the world to monitor and disrupt threats," National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters on Friday. “The US provided critical intelligence to Austrian authorities, enabling them to prevent a potential attack on Taylor Swift's concert,” he added. Notably, three alleged Islamic State sympathisers have been arrested on charges of plotting a suicide attack at the megastar's concert in Vienna. Also read: Taylor Swift cancellations deal blow to insurers, sources say Earlier, two primary suspects, a 19-year-old and a 17-year-old, were detained, while a third suspect, an Iraqi national was arrested in Austria on Friday. "The main perpetrator has confessed that he was supposed to carry out a suicide attack with two accomplices," said Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer. The 19-year-old suspect made a full confession in custody about his allegiance to ISIS and plans to carry out a "bloodbath". Authorities also found machetes and technical devices at his home in the town of Ternitz in preparation for an attack. They planned to cause as many casualties as possible among the estimated 20,000 fans of the American singer, often referred to as "Swifties", set to gather outside Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium, said national intelligence head Omar Haijawi-Pirchner. His plan also reportedly involved driving a car into the crowd of 20,000 concert-goers and launching a brutal attack with machetes and knives. Swift’s three concerts were cancelled in Austria after authorities said they foiled a terror attack planned for the Vienna leg of her blockbuster Eras tour. Also read: Taylor Swift concert terror plot: Iraqi national arrested, main suspect admits to planning 'bloodbath' The European leg of the sold-out tour began in Paris in May and has taken in Sweden, Portugal, Spain, Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Poland. Her next concerts are at Wembley stadium in London from next Thursday and authorities have said they will go ahead. (With inputs from agencies)

Shared intel to prevent attack at Taylor Swift's Vienna concert: US

An Iraqi national has been arrested in Austria in connection with a foiled terror plot targeting Taylor Swift concerts. The teenager is the third person to be detained in this case, believed to be linked to the 19-year-old primary suspect, an Austrian national with North Macedonian roots.

Swift’s three concerts were cancelled in Austria after authorities said they foiled a terror attack planned for the Vienna leg of her blockbuster Eras tour.

“A planned attack on a concert event was successfully thwarted thanks to the timely intervention of the authorities. This success was made possible through extensive investigations that targeted not only the main suspects but also their surrounding network,” authorities said Friday (Aug 9).

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Austria’s interior ministry said authorities are “taking decisive action against anyone who might be involved in terrorist activities or exhibits radical tendencies.” It clarified that the third teenager was “not currently linked directly to the planned attack” but was detained under the broader scope.

Earlier, two primary suspects, a 19-year-old and a 17-year-old, were detained.

The 19-year-old suspect made a full confession in custody about his allegiance to ISIS and plans to carry out a "bloodbath". Authorities also found machetes and technical devices at his home in the town of Ternitz in preparation for an attack.

"The main perpetrator has confessed that he was supposed to carry out a suicide attack with two accomplices," said Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer.

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They planned to cause as many casualties as possible among the estimated 20,000&nbsp;fans of the American singer, often referred to as&nbsp;"Swifties", set to gather outside Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium, said national intelligence head Omar Haijawi-Pirchner.

Austria's general director for public security Franz Ruf said the suspects had “very specific and detailed plans.”

"The suspects actually had very specific and detailed plans...to leave a bloodbath in their wake." Authorities painted a picture of the main suspect having self-radicalised, transforming his appearance and sharing Islamist propaganda online. He quit his job on July 25, telling people he had "big plans", Ruf said.

His plan also reportedly involved driving a car into the crowd of 20,000 concert-goers and launching a brutal attack with machetes and knives.

(With inputs from agencies)

An Iraqi national has been arrested in Austria in connection with a foiled terror plot targeting Taylor Swift concerts. The teenager is the third person to be detained in this case, believed to be linked to the 19-year-old primary suspect, an Austrian national with North Macedonian roots.

An Iraqi national has been arrested in Austria in connection with a foiled terror plot targeting Taylor Swift concerts. The teenager is the third person to be detained in this case, believed to be linked to the 19-year-old primary suspect, an Austrian national with North Macedonian roots. Swift’s three concerts were cancelled in Austria after authorities said they foiled a terror attack planned for the Vienna leg of her blockbuster Eras tour. “A planned attack on a concert event was successfully thwarted thanks to the timely intervention of the authorities. This success was made possible through extensive investigations that targeted not only the main suspects but also their surrounding network,” authorities said Friday (Aug 9). Also read: Travis Kelce to rescue? This is how beau helped ease tension after Taylor Swift’s concerts got canned Austria’s interior ministry said authorities are “taking decisive action against anyone who might be involved in terrorist activities or exhibits radical tendencies.” It clarified that the third teenager was “not currently linked directly to the planned attack” but was detained under the broader scope. Earlier, two primary suspects, a 19-year-old and a 17-year-old, were detained. The 19-year-old suspect made a full confession in custody about his allegiance to ISIS and plans to carry out a "bloodbath". Authorities also found machetes and technical devices at his home in the town of Ternitz in preparation for an attack. "The main perpetrator has confessed that he was supposed to carry out a suicide attack with two accomplices," said Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer. Watch: 'Eras Tour' Terror Threat: Taylor Swift fans hit the streets × They planned to cause as many casualties as possible among the estimated 20,000 fans of the American singer, often referred to as "Swifties", set to gather outside Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium, said national intelligence head Omar Haijawi-Pirchner. Austria's general director for public security Franz Ruf said the suspects had “very specific and detailed plans.” "The suspects actually had very specific and detailed plans...to leave a bloodbath in their wake." Authorities painted a picture of the main suspect having self-radicalised, transforming his appearance and sharing Islamist propaganda online. He quit his job on July 25, telling people he had "big plans", Ruf said. His plan also reportedly involved driving a car into the crowd of 20,000 concert-goers and launching a brutal attack with machetes and knives. (With inputs from agencies)

Taylor Swift concert terror plot: Iraqi national arrested, main suspect admits to planning 'bloodbath'

Taylor Swift’s concerts in Vienna have been cancelled amid an Islamist terror attack plot that police say they have been able to foil positively. The concerts were scheduled to take place at Ernst Happel Stadium. Police have successfully nabbed two men who were involved in the planning of the attacks.&nbsp;

Confirming the cancellation, Barracuda Music, an event organiser said, "With confirmation from government officials of a planned terrorist attack at Ernst Happel Stadium, we have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone’s safety.” The same message was reposted by Taylor Nation, an Instagram account run by Taylor Swift’s team.&nbsp;

<h2>Taylor Swift's concerts cancelled</h2>

According to the post, all tickets will be refunded and ticket holders can visit a website to request refunds.

The cancellation of the three concerts is now also flashing on Taylor Swift’s website. The Vienna shows under the "tour" tab now have a note accompanying the date and location information. A message for the fans reads,&nbsp;"*All tickets will be automatically refunded within the next 10 business days.”

Taylor Swift is yet to respond to the latest development.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer shared his disappointment over the cancellations and said the situation was serious. He thanked officials for identifying the threat early and preventing what could have been a tragedy.

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<h2>Two men arrested in connection to terror&nbsp;attack</h2>

The Austrian police have arrested two suspects connected to Taylor Swift’s concert terrorist plot. One of the men who was arrested was a 19-year-old who is alleged to have pledged his allegiance to ISIS, Vienna State Police Director Franz Ruf and Police Chief Gerhard Pürstl said at a news conference.

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The two further had plans for attacking Vienna’s major events sites.

(With inputs from agencies)

Taylor Swift’s concerts in Vienna have been cancelled amid an Islamist terror attack plot that police say they have been able to foil positively. The concerts were scheduled to take place at Ernst Happel Stadium.

Taylor Swift’s concerts in Vienna have been cancelled amid an Islamist terror attack plot that police say they have been able to foil positively. The concerts were scheduled to take place at Ernst Happel Stadium. Police have successfully nabbed two men who were involved in the planning of the attacks. Confirming the cancellation, Barracuda Music, an event organiser said, "With confirmation from government officials of a planned terrorist attack at Ernst Happel Stadium, we have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone’s safety.” The same message was reposted by Taylor Nation, an Instagram account run by Taylor Swift’s team. Taylor Swift's concerts cancelled According to the post, all tickets will be refunded and ticket holders can visit a website to request refunds. The cancellation of the three concerts is now also flashing on Taylor Swift’s website. The Vienna shows under the "tour" tab now have a note accompanying the date and location information. A message for the fans reads, "*All tickets will be automatically refunded within the next 10 business days.” Taylor Swift is yet to respond to the latest development. Meanwhile, Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer shared his disappointment over the cancellations and said the situation was serious. He thanked officials for identifying the threat early and preventing what could have been a tragedy. Also read: Wait, did you also spot Ali Fazal in Blake Lively's gorgeous Vogue photoshoot? Two men arrested in connection to terror attack The Austrian police have arrested two suspects connected to Taylor Swift’s concert terrorist plot. One of the men who was arrested was a 19-year-old who is alleged to have pledged his allegiance to ISIS, Vienna State Police Director Franz Ruf and Police Chief Gerhard Pürstl said at a news conference. Also read: When Kate Winslet was asked to sit straight and hide her 'belly rolls' The two further had plans for attacking Vienna’s major events sites. (With inputs from agencies)

Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna cancelled amid alleged ISIS-linked terror attacks

It was a good night for Swifties as Taylor Swift recently performed in Poland and gave her fans a cute little surprise. Fans have been noticing how every time Taylor performs, she shrieks as a dramatic finish to her final notes of the song “Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?”

No one noticed how or when it started but fans started noticing that Taylor has been doing this every time during a live concert. Her fans put the pieces together when they closely started watching her live concert online. Each of her performances obviously lands on the internet with social media fans dissecting her every move.&nbsp;

<h2>Why is Taylor Swift shrieking towards the end of every live performance?</h2>

What fans noticed was that Taylor would shriek towards the closing of her songs. She used it to dramatically end the final high notes of the song. The last one has gone viral as fans spotted&nbsp;she glided across the diamond stage as she belted the tune of the haunting melody. She gave a little howl which many confused with her losing her balance mid-song.

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It started an online debate as fans discussed whether it was consciously placed.&nbsp;

<h2>Fans react to Taylor Swift’s Poland performance&nbsp;</h2>

A TikTok user called her howl towards the end, “truly a scream out of fear.” Another said, “Still don't know what happened but she sure jump scared us with that shriek during who's afraid of little old me.”

Some other fans deduce that it was a well-intended “scream” which was a calculated move possibly practised ahead of the shows. Another wrote that it felt like an apt “record scratch.”

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The most recent outing was in Warsaw, Poland before she heads to Vienna, Austria for her August 8-10 Ernst Happel Stadium stop with special guest Paramore.&nbsp;

It was a good night for Swifties as Taylor Swift recently performed in Poland and gave her fans a cute little surprise. Fans have been noticing how every time Taylor performs, she shrieks as a dramatic finish to her final notes of the song “Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?

It was a good night for Swifties as Taylor Swift recently performed in Poland and gave her fans a cute little surprise. Fans have been noticing how every time Taylor performs, she shrieks as a dramatic finish to her final notes of the song “Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?” No one noticed how or when it started but fans started noticing that Taylor has been doing this every time during a live concert. Her fans put the pieces together when they closely started watching her live concert online. Each of her performances obviously lands on the internet with social media fans dissecting her every move. Why is Taylor Swift shrieking towards the end of every live performance? What fans noticed was that Taylor would shriek towards the closing of her songs. She used it to dramatically end the final high notes of the song. The last one has gone viral as fans spotted she glided across the diamond stage as she belted the tune of the haunting melody. She gave a little howl which many confused with her losing her balance mid-song. Also read: JLo feels humiliated by Ben Affleck, she's delaying divorce because she's 'embarassed' It started an online debate as fans discussed whether it was consciously placed. Fans react to Taylor Swift’s Poland performance A TikTok user called her howl towards the end, “truly a scream out of fear.” Another said, “Still don't know what happened but she sure jump scared us with that shriek during who's afraid of little old me.” Some other fans deduce that it was a well-intended “scream” which was a calculated move possibly practised ahead of the shows. Another wrote that it felt like an apt “record scratch.” Also read: Taylor Swift is back on Billboard No 1 with Tortured Poets Department album The most recent outing was in Warsaw, Poland before she heads to Vienna, Austria for her August 8-10 Ernst Happel Stadium stop with special guest Paramore.

Fans discuss why Taylor Swift is shrieking in every Eras Tour concert; read inside

Taylor Swift's concerts are filled with heartfelt moments and she often pays tributes to her boyfriend and NFL star Travis Kelce during performances. At her recent concert at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on June 28, the pop superstar, 34, delighted the crowd by mimicking the Kansas City Chiefs tight end's signature archer pose while performing her hit "Midnight Rain" from the Grammy-winning album Midnights. 
 
The cute tribute was captured by fans and subsequently shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). The viral clip shows Swift singing, "And he never thinks of me, except when I'm on TV." 
 
Swift previously did the same signature pose while performing "So High School," a song Swifties speculate is about her relationship with Kelce.

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Taylor did the Archer pose (Travis) during the Midnight Rain ‘Except when I’m on TV….” 🤪 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DublinTSTheErasTour?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DublinTSTheErasTour</a> <a href="https://t.co/c8Qu98vCSY">pic.twitter.com/c8Qu98vCSY</a>
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Last week, Kelce shared the stage with Swift at her London concert on Sunday. The NFL star helped his ladylove with a quick costume change. Dressed in a dapper ensemble, Kelce helped Swift switch into her "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" jacket and heels. 
 
The two started dating around September last year. Initially, Swift and Kelce kept the details of their romance pretty private. However, on Swifties' demands, the couple opened up and started posting pictures and attending public events together.

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The two often cross continents to support each other in their respective professions.&nbsp;In her latest album Midnights, Swift sang about Kelce in track 15, "The Alchemy". Swift seemingly made another reference to Kelce in "Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus."

In track 22 titled "So High School", Swift mentioned a newfound love feeling "so high school," which many have theorised is about Kelce since their love story has been compared by fans to Gabriella and Troy from High School Musical on many occasions.&nbsp;

Taylor Swift's concerts are filled with heartfelt moments and she often pays tributes to her boyfriend and NFL star Travis Kelce during performances. At her recent concert at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on June 28, the pop superstar, 34, delighted the crowd by mimicking the Kansas City Chiefs tight end's signature archer pose while performing her hit "Midnight Rain" from the Grammy-winning album Midnights.

Taylor Swift's concerts are filled with heartfelt moments and she often pays tributes to her boyfriend and NFL star Travis Kelce during performances. At her recent concert at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on June 28, the pop superstar, 34, delighted the crowd by mimicking the Kansas City Chiefs tight end's signature archer pose while performing her hit "Midnight Rain" from the Grammy-winning album Midnights. The cute tribute was captured by fans and subsequently shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). The viral clip shows Swift singing, "And he never thinks of me, except when I'm on TV." Swift previously did the same signature pose while performing "So High School," a song Swifties speculate is about her relationship with Kelce. Taylor did the Archer pose (Travis) during the Midnight Rain ‘Except when I’m on TV….” 🤪 #DublinTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/c8Qu98vCSY — Taylor Swift Updates (@SwiftNYC) June 29, 2024 Last week, Kelce shared the stage with Swift at her London concert on Sunday. The NFL star helped his ladylove with a quick costume change. Dressed in a dapper ensemble, Kelce helped Swift switch into her "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" jacket and heels. The two started dating around September last year. Initially, Swift and Kelce kept the details of their romance pretty private. However, on Swifties' demands, the couple opened up and started posting pictures and attending public events together. Also read: Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez focusing on their lives amid separation rumours The two often cross continents to support each other in their respective professions. In her latest album Midnights, Swift sang about Kelce in track 15, "The Alchemy". Swift seemingly made another reference to Kelce in "Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus." In track 22 titled "So High School", Swift mentioned a newfound love feeling "so high school," which many have theorised is about Kelce since their love story has been compared by fans to Gabriella and Troy from High School Musical on many occasions.

Taylor Swift’s sweet tribute to Travis Kelce during Dublin concert makes Swifties gush

Taylor Swift and her music have unimaginable effect on fans. A pregnant woman went into labour while attending Swift's Era Tour concert in Australia recently. The 31-year-old danced through the pain and gave birth days later, as per a report in the New York Post.&nbsp; 
 
Jenn Gutierrez, who was 38 weeks pregnant, flew from Canberra, Australia, to Melbourne to witness her favourite singer perform. Despite the fact that her due date was just two weeks away, she didn't want to miss out on watching her favourite singer live on stage. She went to the concert with her husband, Michael Sin and her twin sister. 
 
However one hour into the concert, Gutierrez started having contractions. She continued dancing and singing during the contractions, which persisted throughout the show. By the end of the show, Gutierrez was not able to stand or walk properly. However, the contractions ended when she returned to the hotel, and the next morning, she was able to take a flight home. 
 
A few days later, in February 2024, she gave birth to a baby girl, who is now two months old. 
 
"They started during the Reputation set. I thought 'I'm not going anywhere. If this baby comes she coming out now. The contractions got progressively worse. In the Midnights set I thought 'OMG, I'm going to have this baby right now'," Gutierrez said. 
 
The two sisters have been big fans of the artist for a long time and were extremely excited when they purchased the VIP tickets last year. "We were doing the maths and we didn't think I was going to be that pregnant initially. We then realised we were cutting it close," the woman said.

She was allowed to fly six days before Swift's show, however had reservations about the eight-hour road journey. Gutierrez told New York post, "We were adamant about going. No way we were going to miss the show." 
 
After the trio got ready to attend the concert, Gutierrez said that she felt the contractions starting an hour in. She said: "I was so shocked. I was a bit taken back. My twins sister was next to me monitoring me. My husband was keeping an eye on my heart rate on my Apple watch. I hope the girls behind me didn't think I'm not a real Swiftie because I kept sitting down. It was a euphoric experience."

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"I felt the baby on its way out because she was so low. Imagine standing for three hours with a bowling ball between your legs. I waddled out of the stadium."&nbsp;

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Gutierrez added that she was able to ease the contractions after reaching the hotel and flew back the next morning. 
A few days later, she gave birth to a "happy" and "healthy" baby girl weighing around 3.3 kilograms.&nbsp; 
 
"The first song she listened to was Fearless by Taylor Swift. She is an imbedded Swiftie," the new mother gleemingly said.&nbsp;

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Taylor Swift and her music have unimaginable effect on fans. A pregnant woman went into labour while attending Swift's Era Tour concert in Australia recently. The 31-year-old danced through the pain and gave birth days later, as per a report in the New York Post.

Taylor Swift and her music have unimaginable effect on fans. A pregnant woman went into labour while attending Swift's Era Tour concert in Australia recently. The 31-year-old danced through the pain and gave birth days later, as per a report in the New York Post. Jenn Gutierrez, who was 38 weeks pregnant, flew from Canberra, Australia, to Melbourne to witness her favourite singer perform. Despite the fact that her due date was just two weeks away, she didn't want to miss out on watching her favourite singer live on stage. She went to the concert with her husband, Michael Sin and her twin sister. However one hour into the concert, Gutierrez started having contractions. She continued dancing and singing during the contractions, which persisted throughout the show. By the end of the show, Gutierrez was not able to stand or walk properly. However, the contractions ended when she returned to the hotel, and the next morning, she was able to take a flight home. A few days later, in February 2024, she gave birth to a baby girl, who is now two months old. "They started during the Reputation set. I thought 'I'm not going anywhere. If this baby comes she coming out now. The contractions got progressively worse. In the Midnights set I thought 'OMG, I'm going to have this baby right now'," Gutierrez said. The two sisters have been big fans of the artist for a long time and were extremely excited when they purchased the VIP tickets last year. "We were doing the maths and we didn't think I was going to be that pregnant initially. We then realised we were cutting it close," the woman said. She was allowed to fly six days before Swift's show, however had reservations about the eight-hour road journey. Gutierrez told New York post, "We were adamant about going. No way we were going to miss the show." After the trio got ready to attend the concert, Gutierrez said that she felt the contractions starting an hour in. She said: "I was so shocked. I was a bit taken back. My twins sister was next to me monitoring me. My husband was keeping an eye on my heart rate on my Apple watch. I hope the girls behind me didn't think I'm not a real Swiftie because I kept sitting down. It was a euphoric experience." Happy Pride Month! Taylor Swift gives a shoutout to LGBTQ fans, sings You Need to Calm Down "I felt the baby on its way out because she was so low. Imagine standing for three hours with a bowling ball between your legs. I waddled out of the stadium." Taylor Swift is selling live versions of 3 TTPD surprise songs Gutierrez added that she was able to ease the contractions after reaching the hotel and flew back the next morning. A few days later, she gave birth to a "happy" and "healthy" baby girl weighing around 3.3 kilograms. "The first song she listened to was Fearless by Taylor Swift. She is an imbedded Swiftie," the new mother gleemingly said.

This Taylor Swift fan went into labour while attending the Eras Tour concert

Authorities in Singapore have charged two men, Yang Chenguang (29) and Li Xiao Wei (45), for allegedly assisting three people to illegally enter a Taylor Swift concert. The accused purportedly distracted entry gate personnel while the trio slipped into the venue without tickets.

Reportedly, one of the accused engaged guards in conversation to divert their attention, while the other manipulated a turnstile to allow the unauthorised entry. All people involved are from China. A third individual has been arrested but awaits formal charges. The incident occurred during Swift's Eras Tour, the exclusive Southeast Asian stop being in Singapore.

The sold-out concert, held at the National Stadium within the Singapore Sports Hub, was part of Swift's highly anticipated Eras Tour. The event attracted fans from across the region, some resorting to resellers for tickets. The accused purportedly facilitated the illegal entry of Shangguan Linmo, Hu Zhijun, and Yang Junhao.

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<h2>Organisers' response and security measures</h2>

Kallang Alive Sport Management, the event organiser, and the police issued a joint statement stressing on&nbsp;cooperation to ensure public safety. They cautioned against purchasing tickets from unauthorised sellers and stressed the need for valid tickets for entry.

The statement said: “The police would like to remind the public to only purchase tickets and merchandise from authorised sellers and to only enter the venue with a valid ticket.”

Chinese influencer Yang Junhao claimed to have unknowingly purchased fake tickets. He posted a video expressing frustration and claimed to be assisting with the investigation.&nbsp;

Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong clarified that securing an exclusive deal with Swift was not intended as an aggressive move against neighbouring countries. The government provided undisclosed incentives to Swift from a tourism revitalisation fund, sparking discontent among regional neighbours.

“[Our] agencies negotiated an arrangement with her to come to Singapore and perform and to make Singapore her only stop in Southeast Asia,” Lee told reporters in Melbourne, Australia where he was attending a summit.

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The deal with Swift has stirred regional controversy, with some countries alleging unfair treatment.&nbsp;

“Sometimes one country makes a deal, sometimes another country does. I don’t explicitly say ‘you will come here only on condition that you’ll not go to other places’,” Lee said.

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Authorities in Singapore have charged two men, Yang Chenguang (29) and Li Xiao Wei (45), for allegedly assisting three people to illegally enter a Taylor Swift concert.

Authorities in Singapore have charged two men, Yang Chenguang (29) and Li Xiao Wei (45), for allegedly assisting three people to illegally enter a Taylor Swift concert. The accused purportedly distracted entry gate personnel while the trio slipped into the venue without tickets. Reportedly, one of the accused engaged guards in conversation to divert their attention, while the other manipulated a turnstile to allow the unauthorised entry. All people involved are from China. A third individual has been arrested but awaits formal charges. The incident occurred during Swift's Eras Tour, the exclusive Southeast Asian stop being in Singapore. The sold-out concert, held at the National Stadium within the Singapore Sports Hub, was part of Swift's highly anticipated Eras Tour. The event attracted fans from across the region, some resorting to resellers for tickets. The accused purportedly facilitated the illegal entry of Shangguan Linmo, Hu Zhijun, and Yang Junhao. Also read | Singapore struck exclusive deal with Taylor Swift over Eras Tour, other countries in region cry foul Organisers' response and security measures Kallang Alive Sport Management, the event organiser, and the police issued a joint statement stressing on cooperation to ensure public safety. They cautioned against purchasing tickets from unauthorised sellers and stressed the need for valid tickets for entry. The statement said: “The police would like to remind the public to only purchase tickets and merchandise from authorised sellers and to only enter the venue with a valid ticket.” Chinese influencer Yang Junhao claimed to have unknowingly purchased fake tickets. He posted a video expressing frustration and claimed to be assisting with the investigation. Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong clarified that securing an exclusive deal with Swift was not intended as an aggressive move against neighbouring countries. The government provided undisclosed incentives to Swift from a tourism revitalisation fund, sparking discontent among regional neighbours. “[Our] agencies negotiated an arrangement with her to come to Singapore and perform and to make Singapore her only stop in Southeast Asia,” Lee told reporters in Melbourne, Australia where he was attending a summit. Also watch | Taylor Swift breaks Elvis Presley's record The deal with Swift has stirred regional controversy, with some countries alleging unfair treatment. “Sometimes one country makes a deal, sometimes another country does. I don’t explicitly say ‘you will come here only on condition that you’ll not go to other places’,” Lee said. (With inputs from agencies)

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A forensics report obtained by news agency The Associated Press on Wednesday (Dec 27) showed that heat exhaustion was the main reason behind the cause of death of a Brazilian fan who attended a concert of singer Taylor Swift in November.&nbsp;

Ana Clara Benevides died on November 17 at age 23 before one of Swift's Eras Tour shows in Rio de Janeiro.&nbsp;

When Swift learned about the news, she said, "I can't believe I'm writing these words but it is with a shattered heart that I say we lost a fan earlier tonight before my show."&nbsp;

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Swift wrote at that time: "I can't even tell you how devastated I am by this. There's very little information I have other than the fact that she was so incredibly beautiful and far too young."&nbsp;

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Benevides'&nbsp;death came as a shock. She&nbsp;had taken her first flight to travel from the country's centre-west region to see her favourite singer.&nbsp;

Reports have mentioned the concert at the Nilton Santos Stadium was quite chaotic as fans lined up for hours before the show and many accused organisers of failing to deliver enough water supplies for the more than 60,000 fans. They also claimed that they were not allowed to take their own water into the stadium.&nbsp;

The news agency&nbsp;said that the report by Rio's Forensic Medical Institute mentioned that Benevides' heat exposure led to a cardiorespiratory arrest.&nbsp;

It also said she did not have preexisting conditions or substance abuse that could have led to her death.

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As quoted, the forensics expert who analysed her body said in the document she had "serious compromise of her lungs and sudden death" due to the heat.&nbsp;

One of Benevides' friends told local media outlets in November they had been given water while waiting to enter the stadium. The friend had also attended the concert.&nbsp;

After the incident, the office of Rio's public prosecutor opened a criminal probe.&nbsp;

In a statement, Rio police said on Wednesday that after the forensics report is analysed "representatives of the company organizing the event will be called to testify".

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A forensics report obtained by news agency The Associated Press on Wednesday (Dec 27) showed that heat exhaustion was the main reason behind the cause of death of a Brazilian fan who attended a concert of singer Taylor Swift in November.

A forensics report obtained by news agency The Associated Press on Wednesday (Dec 27) showed that heat exhaustion was the main reason behind the cause of death of a Brazilian fan who attended a concert of singer Taylor Swift in November. Ana Clara Benevides died on November 17 at age 23 before one of Swift's Eras Tour shows in Rio de Janeiro. When Swift learned about the news, she said, "I can't believe I'm writing these words but it is with a shattered heart that I say we lost a fan earlier tonight before my show." Taking to her Instagram Stories, Swift wrote at that time: "I can't even tell you how devastated I am by this. There's very little information I have other than the fact that she was so incredibly beautiful and far too young." Also read: Parasite actor Lee Sun Kyun dead: All you need to know about the drug case against the star Benevides' death came as a shock. She had taken her first flight to travel from the country's centre-west region to see her favourite singer. Reports have mentioned the concert at the Nilton Santos Stadium was quite chaotic as fans lined up for hours before the show and many accused organisers of failing to deliver enough water supplies for the more than 60,000 fans. They also claimed that they were not allowed to take their own water into the stadium. The news agency said that the report by Rio's Forensic Medical Institute mentioned that Benevides' heat exposure led to a cardiorespiratory arrest. It also said she did not have preexisting conditions or substance abuse that could have led to her death. Also read: The Freelancer BTS clip reveals how Mohit Raina-starrer was brought to life As quoted, the forensics expert who analysed her body said in the document she had "serious compromise of her lungs and sudden death" due to the heat. One of Benevides' friends told local media outlets in November they had been given water while waiting to enter the stadium. The friend had also attended the concert. After the incident, the office of Rio's public prosecutor opened a criminal probe. In a statement, Rio police said on Wednesday that after the forensics report is analysed "representatives of the company organizing the event will be called to testify". (With inputs from agencies)

Forensic report reveals what killed Taylor Swift’s fan attending Rio concert in November

It was a special night for lovebirds Taylor Swift and Travis Kelche as the couple shared a kiss at her Eras Tour concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday. It was her second concert in the city.&nbsp; 
 
The 33-year-old pop star was seen waving to fans before running over to the 34-year-old Kansas City Chief and planting a kiss on him. The photos and videos shared by fans on social media show the couple indulging in some rare PDA.&nbsp; 
 
In a clip, the pair wrapped their arms around each other and turned around before heading off-stage at the Estadio River Plate Stadium.&nbsp; 
 
Earlier in the night, Kelce was joined by the singer's father Scott Swift in a VIP tent as they enjoyed the show together.&nbsp;In one clip posted by a fan, Kelce was seen chanting 'Ole Ole Ole'&nbsp;along with the crowd while Scott, who wore a Chiefs lanyard, filmed him.

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At the end of her concert, Swift referenced Kelce as she changed the lyrics of her song 'Karma'&nbsp;singing "Karma is the guy on the *Chiefs* coming straight home to me." 
 
The concert was originally scheduled for Friday, but Swift announced on Instagram that the show had been postponed a day due to "chaotic" weather. 
 
Kelce arrived in Buenos Aires on Friday. The same night the NFL star and Swift were captured on camera holding hands as they walked through a restaurant in the city.&nbsp; 
 
After performing in three shows in Buenos Aires, Swift will head to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for two concerts.&nbsp;

It was a special night for lovebirds Taylor Swift and Travis Kelche as the couple shared a kiss at her Eras Tour concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday. It was her second concert in the city.

It was a special night for lovebirds Taylor Swift and Travis Kelche as the couple shared a kiss at her Eras Tour concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday. It was her second concert in the city. The 33-year-old pop star was seen waving to fans before running over to the 34-year-old Kansas City Chief and planting a kiss on him. The photos and videos shared by fans on social media show the couple indulging in some rare PDA. In a clip, the pair wrapped their arms around each other and turned around before heading off-stage at the Estadio River Plate Stadium. Earlier in the night, Kelce was joined by the singer's father Scott Swift in a VIP tent as they enjoyed the show together. In one clip posted by a fan, Kelce was seen chanting 'Ole Ole Ole' along with the crowd while Scott, who wore a Chiefs lanyard, filmed him. 🎥| Travis Kelce's reaction to "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs" pic.twitter.com/aXnJFTMhXn — The Swift Society (@TheSwiftSociety) November 12, 2023 × At the end of her concert, Swift referenced Kelce as she changed the lyrics of her song 'Karma' singing "Karma is the guy on the *Chiefs* coming straight home to me." The concert was originally scheduled for Friday, but Swift announced on Instagram that the show had been postponed a day due to "chaotic" weather. Kelce arrived in Buenos Aires on Friday. The same night the NFL star and Swift were captured on camera holding hands as they walked through a restaurant in the city. After performing in three shows in Buenos Aires, Swift will head to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for two concerts.

Taylor Swift shares a kiss with beau Travis Kelche during Eras concert at Buenos Aires

Music concert ticket prices, particularly for globally known artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, have surged to unprecedented levels, catching the attention of economists who are witnessing their impact on inflation, a Reuters report said. Fans are now shelling out enormous amounts of money to attend live music events featuring renowned artists like Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, and Beyoncé, whose impact on national inflation figures was previously overlooked. "People are willing to splurge because they know they will get quality content, plus who knows when or if she'll do another tour after this one," Mario Ihieme, a devoted Beyoncé fan from London, told Reuters.

Fans are willing to pay exorbitant amounts for the chance to see their favourite artists perform live, resulting in significant increases in recreation and culture prices in countries like the United Kingdom.&nbsp;

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<h2>Did Beyoncé inadvertently cause inflation in Sweden?</h2>

Earlier this month it was reported that Beyoncé was single-handedly responsible for inflation in Sweden. When the singer kicked off her world tour in Sweden last month, it created such a frenzy of demand for hotels and restaurant meals that it had a noticeable impact on the country's economic statistics.

However, experts debate the extent to which concert prices can affect overall inflation, considering that entertainment costs represent a smaller portion of consumer spending compared to essential expenses like housing and food.&nbsp;

"I wouldn't solely blame Beyoncé for the high inflation rate, but her performance and the global demand to see her perform in Sweden seemingly added a little to it," economist Michael Grahn told the BBC.

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<h2>Are music concerts really back after abatement of COVID-19 effect?</h2>

Despite the financial strain caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, fans are showing their unwavering enthusiasm for live music experiences. The music industry has experienced a significant boost in ticket sales and prices as lockdowns around the globe were lifted, suggesting a robust recovery as people eagerly embrace the opportunity to come together and enjoy unforgettable live experiences post-pandemic.

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Music concert ticket prices, particularly for globally known artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, have surged to unprecedented levels, catching the attention of economists who are witnessing their impact on inflation, a Reuters report said.

Music concert ticket prices, particularly for globally known artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, have surged to unprecedented levels, catching the attention of economists who are witnessing their impact on inflation, a Reuters report said. Fans are now shelling out enormous amounts of money to attend live music events featuring renowned artists like Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, and Beyoncé, whose impact on national inflation figures was previously overlooked. "People are willing to splurge because they know they will get quality content, plus who knows when or if she'll do another tour after this one," Mario Ihieme, a devoted Beyoncé fan from London, told Reuters. Fans are willing to pay exorbitant amounts for the chance to see their favourite artists perform live, resulting in significant increases in recreation and culture prices in countries like the United Kingdom. Did Beyoncé inadvertently cause inflation in Sweden? Earlier this month it was reported that Beyoncé was single-handedly responsible for inflation in Sweden. When the singer kicked off her world tour in Sweden last month, it created such a frenzy of demand for hotels and restaurant meals that it had a noticeable impact on the country's economic statistics. However, experts debate the extent to which concert prices can affect overall inflation, considering that entertainment costs represent a smaller portion of consumer spending compared to essential expenses like housing and food. "I wouldn't solely blame Beyoncé for the high inflation rate, but her performance and the global demand to see her perform in Sweden seemingly added a little to it," economist Michael Grahn told the BBC. Are music concerts really back after abatement of COVID-19 effect? Despite the financial strain caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, fans are showing their unwavering enthusiasm for live music experiences. The music industry has experienced a significant boost in ticket sales and prices as lockdowns around the globe were lifted, suggesting a robust recovery as people eagerly embrace the opportunity to come together and enjoy unforgettable live experiences post-pandemic. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Surging concert ticket prices spark inflation concerns as fans splurge on Beyoncé and Taylor Swift

Pop icon Taylor Swift is scheduled to sing for two shows in November in inflation-hit Argentina. The tickets in the standing-room only area closest to the stage where Swift will sing are going for 75,000 pesos, or about $153.&nbsp;

In an interesting intersection of finance and entertainment, it is worth noting that inflation in Argentina has topped 100 per cent according to the latest available figures. For the Swifties, as Taylor Swift fans like to describe themselves, the lesson on high inflation and exchange rates has become an important element of affording to watch the pop icon live in a concert.

<h2>How will Argentinian Swifties afford to watch Taylor sing?</h2>

For tens of thousands in Argentina, the final cost of Taylor Swift's concert ticket may end up even less than $153.

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This is because the customers of country's Banco Patagonia bank -- if they pace up to be among the first 24,000 Swifties buying tickets for Taylor Swift shows -- can pay in six installments the cost of tickets free of interest, according to the ticket sale website AllAccess.com.&nbsp;

<h2>But how would first 24,000 tickets cost less than $153?</h2>

In Argentina, there is a formal currency exchange rate and an informal one. As per the formal currency exchange rate, a dollar is worth 241 pesos against informal exchange rate's 490 pesos per dollar cost.&nbsp;

Credit cards are tied to Argentina’s official exchange rate which is overvalued due to strict government controls.&nbsp;

To take advantage of the gap between exchange rates, pay installments without interest are also a popular strategy for locals to partially shield themselves from high inflation and currency devaluations.&nbsp;

<h2>But isn't there an economic crisis in Argentina?</h2>

Yes there is. But despite that Argentines are known for splurging on tickets when big shows arrive.&nbsp;

Coldplay sold out 10 shows in Buenos Aires last year, more concerts in any other single city during their worldwide tour.

Tickets to the general public in Argentina go on sale June 6.&nbsp;

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Taylor Swift’s concerts have faced ire on social media for being too pricey. Some of the cheapest seats at this week’s concerts in Chicago are above $700 in the secondary market.&nbsp;

For other US shows, tickets that were originally sold for as little as $49 plus fees are often going for more than $1,500 in reseller apps.

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Pop icon Taylor Swift is scheduled to sing for two shows in November in inflation-hit Argentina. The tickets in the standing-room only area closest to the stage where Swift will sing are going for 75,000 pesos, or about $153.

Pop icon Taylor Swift is scheduled to sing for two shows in November in inflation-hit Argentina. The tickets in the standing-room only area closest to the stage where Swift will sing are going for 75,000 pesos, or about $153. In an interesting intersection of finance and entertainment, it is worth noting that inflation in Argentina has topped 100 per cent according to the latest available figures. For the Swifties, as Taylor Swift fans like to describe themselves, the lesson on high inflation and exchange rates has become an important element of affording to watch the pop icon live in a concert. How will Argentinian Swifties afford to watch Taylor sing? For tens of thousands in Argentina, the final cost of Taylor Swift's concert ticket may end up even less than $153. Also read | Selena Gomez says she's proud to know 'bestie' Taylor Swift; pens loving note This is because the customers of country's Banco Patagonia bank -- if they pace up to be among the first 24,000 Swifties buying tickets for Taylor Swift shows -- can pay in six installments the cost of tickets free of interest, according to the ticket sale website AllAccess.com. But how would first 24,000 tickets cost less than $153? In Argentina, there is a formal currency exchange rate and an informal one. As per the formal currency exchange rate, a dollar is worth 241 pesos against informal exchange rate's 490 pesos per dollar cost. Credit cards are tied to Argentina’s official exchange rate which is overvalued due to strict government controls. To take advantage of the gap between exchange rates, pay installments without interest are also a popular strategy for locals to partially shield themselves from high inflation and currency devaluations. But isn't there an economic crisis in Argentina? Yes there is. But despite that Argentines are known for splurging on tickets when big shows arrive. Coldplay sold out 10 shows in Buenos Aires last year, more concerts in any other single city during their worldwide tour. Tickets to the general public in Argentina go on sale June 6. Also watch | Explore Taylor Swift's 'love story' with costumes × Taylor Swift’s concerts have faced ire on social media for being too pricey. Some of the cheapest seats at this week’s concerts in Chicago are above $700 in the secondary market. For other US shows, tickets that were originally sold for as little as $49 plus fees are often going for more than $1,500 in reseller apps. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

How Taylor Swift's fans in Argentina will dodge inflation to see her sing in November concert

You’d know it’s a Taylor Swift concert when a website selling tickets to one crashes on the first day. Millions of Swifties (as Taylor Swift fans call themselves) landed on Live Nation’s Ticketmaster website to book seats for her first tour in five years. It caused a massive outage and the website crashed. But before that, ticket prices skyrocketed as the demand for them rose.

So much so, the tickets started costing between $49 and $449 each. This was the website’s response to the “historically unprecedented demand” for Swift’s 52-date United States tour.

While presale tickets were initially only open to Taylor Swift fans selected as “verified fans” – a system set up to deter bots – some tickets were already being listed on resale sites such as StubHub for as much as US$22,700 each.

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Also, many people had to wait in online queues for up to eight hours, and many found they were too late to purchase tickets.&nbsp;

The Eras tour will be Taylor Swift’s first tour since 2018.

Meanwhile, Taylor Swift released her latest album, ‘Midnights’, in October.&nbsp;

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You’d know it’s a Taylor Swift concert when a website selling tickets to one crashes on the first day. Millions of Swifties (as Taylor Swift fans call themselves) landed on Live Nation’s Ticketmaster website to book seats for her first tour in five years.

You’d know it’s a Taylor Swift concert when a website selling tickets to one crashes on the first day. Millions of Swifties (as Taylor Swift fans call themselves) landed on Live Nation’s Ticketmaster website to book seats for her first tour in five years. It caused a massive outage and the website crashed. But before that, ticket prices skyrocketed as the demand for them rose. So much so, the tickets started costing between $49 and $449 each. This was the website’s response to the “historically unprecedented demand” for Swift’s 52-date United States tour. While presale tickets were initially only open to Taylor Swift fans selected as “verified fans” – a system set up to deter bots – some tickets were already being listed on resale sites such as StubHub for as much as US$22,700 each. Grammy Awards 2023: The complete list of nominees Also, many people had to wait in online queues for up to eight hours, and many found they were too late to purchase tickets. The Eras tour will be Taylor Swift’s first tour since 2018. Meanwhile, Taylor Swift released her latest album, ‘Midnights’, in October.

Taylor Swift tour tickets skyrocket to $22,000, website crashes due to enormous demand

Singer Taylor Swift surprised fans with new music from the upcoming musical fantasy drama 'Cats'&nbsp;ahead of its release date. On Friday at midnight, the 29-year singer released her new original song, 'Beautiful Ghosts', from the upcoming Tom Hooper directorial Tony-winning musical, reported a&nbsp;magazine. 
 
The haunting melody,&nbsp;which she co-wrote with the musical's legendary composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber speaks to a feeling of longing to be wanted and reminiscing on better memories. 
 
In the ballad, Swift is given an opportunity to show off her impressive pipes beyond her typical country-pop style, and the star certainly delivers. While the entire song is chillingly-beautiful, it's the final note of the song that Swift belts that genuinely stands out among the rest. 
 
"All that I wanted was to be wanted too young to wander London streets, alone and haunted/Born into nothing/At least you have something to cling to," she can be heard singing.&nbsp;"Visions of dazzling rooms I'll never get let into/and the memories were lost long ago/but at least you have beautiful ghosts".&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The 'Lover'&nbsp;singer announced the release of her new song 'Beautiful Ghosts'&nbsp;at the crack of dawn on social media Thursday morning writing, 'Beautiful Ghosts'&nbsp;out tomorrow at 12:01 am&nbsp;EST @catsmovie."She shared the tweet with an accompanying video previewing the ballad.&nbsp; &nbsp; 
 
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A silhouette photo of what appears to be Swift in costume as her film character, Bombalurina, is seen in the clip. In the song preview, Swift is heard singing, "Follow me home, if you dare to". The film is expected to hit the theatres on December 12.

Singer Taylor Swift surprised fans with new music from the upcoming musical fantasy drama 'Cats' ahead of its release date. On Friday at midnight, the 29-year singer released her new original song, 'Beautiful Ghosts', from the upcoming Tom Hooper directorial Tony-winning musical, reported a magazine.

Singer Taylor Swift surprised fans with new music from the upcoming musical fantasy drama 'Cats' ahead of its release date. On Friday at midnight, the 29-year singer released her new original song, 'Beautiful Ghosts', from the upcoming Tom Hooper directorial Tony-winning musical, reported a magazine. The haunting melody, which she co-wrote with the musical's legendary composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber speaks to a feeling of longing to be wanted and reminiscing on better memories. In the ballad, Swift is given an opportunity to show off her impressive pipes beyond her typical country-pop style, and the star certainly delivers. While the entire song is chillingly-beautiful, it's the final note of the song that Swift belts that genuinely stands out among the rest. "All that I wanted was to be wanted too young to wander London streets, alone and haunted/Born into nothing/At least you have something to cling to," she can be heard singing. "Visions of dazzling rooms I'll never get let into/and the memories were lost long ago/but at least you have beautiful ghosts". “Beautiful Ghosts” out tomorrow at 12:01 a.m. EST 😺 @catsmovie pic.twitter.com/nZ5ncd3yki — Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) November 14, 2019 × The 'Lover' singer announced the release of her new song 'Beautiful Ghosts' at the crack of dawn on social media Thursday morning writing, 'Beautiful Ghosts' out tomorrow at 12:01 am EST @catsmovie."She shared the tweet with an accompanying video previewing the ballad. A silhouette photo of what appears to be Swift in costume as her film character, Bombalurina, is seen in the clip. In the song preview, Swift is heard singing, "Follow me home, if you dare to". The film is expected to hit the theatres on December 12.

Taylor Swift surprises fans with new song 'Beautiful Ghosts' from 'Cats' musical drama

Taylor Swift on Friday claimed that Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun of the Big Machina records are trying to cancel her plans of performing at the upcoming American Music Awards. 
 
Moreover, the Grammy-winner also stated that they have declined the use of her music until Swift accepts that she won't re-record her songs in the future. 
 
The 29-year old in a lengthy post shared on her Instagram story also disclosed that Netflix has created a documentary on her life. "Scott and Scooter have declined the use of my older music or performance footage for this project, even though there is no mention of either of them or Big Machine Records anywhere in the film," the singer's post read. 
 
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"Guys - It's been announced recently that the American Music Awards will be honoring me with the Artist of the Decade Award at this year's ceremony. I've been planning to perform a medley of my hits throughout the decade on the show. Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun have now said that I'm not allowed to perform my old songs on television because they claim that would be re-recording my music before I'm allowed to next year," she wrote. 
 
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Swift added that by sharing whatever is happening to her "could change the awareness level for other artists and potentially help them avoid a similarfate". 
 
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"This is WRONG. Neither of these men had a hand in the writing of those songs. They did nothing to create the relationship I have with my fans. So this is where I'm asking for your help," the singer stated. 
 
Adding that she just wants to perform her own music, Swift continued, "I've tried to work this out privately through my team but have not been able to resolve anything. Right now my performance at the AMAs, the documentary and any other recorded events I am planning to play until November of 2020 are a question mark". "I love you guys and I thought you should know what's been going on," she signed off writing Taylor at the end.

Taylor Swift on Friday claimed that Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun of the Big Machina records are trying to cancel her plans of performing at the upcoming American Music Awards.

Taylor Swift on Friday claimed that Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun of the Big Machina records are trying to cancel her plans of performing at the upcoming American Music Awards. Moreover, the Grammy-winner also stated that they have declined the use of her music until Swift accepts that she won't re-record her songs in the future. The 29-year old in a lengthy post shared on her Instagram story also disclosed that Netflix has created a documentary on her life. "Scott and Scooter have declined the use of my older music or performance footage for this project, even though there is no mention of either of them or Big Machine Records anywhere in the film," the singer's post read. "Guys - It's been announced recently that the American Music Awards will be honoring me with the Artist of the Decade Award at this year's ceremony. I've been planning to perform a medley of my hits throughout the decade on the show. Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun have now said that I'm not allowed to perform my old songs on television because they claim that would be re-recording my music before I'm allowed to next year," she wrote. Swift added that by sharing whatever is happening to her "could change the awareness level for other artists and potentially help them avoid a similarfate". "This is WRONG. Neither of these men had a hand in the writing of those songs. They did nothing to create the relationship I have with my fans. So this is where I'm asking for your help," the singer stated. Adding that she just wants to perform her own music, Swift continued, "I've tried to work this out privately through my team but have not been able to resolve anything. Right now my performance at the AMAs, the documentary and any other recorded events I am planning to play until November of 2020 are a question mark". "I love you guys and I thought you should know what's been going on," she signed off writing Taylor at the end.

Taylor Swift claims Scooter Braun, Scott Borchetta trying to cancel her AMA performance

Pop superstar Taylor Swift has pulled out of a performance at the Melbourne Cup, with animal rights activists taking credit after a campaign to highlight cruelty to racehorses.

The Grammy Award-winner was announced as the headline act for the 'race that stops a nation'&nbsp;earlier this month and was due to sing two songs from her latest hit album 'Lover'.

But it sparked a backlash on social media and a push by the Campaign for the Protection of Racehorses, which claimed she had "put money before compassion" and was "endorsing animal abuse".

More than 6,500 people signed an online petition urging her to cancel.

In a statement late Saturday, promotor Mushroom Events cited scheduling issues as the reason for Swift's no-show.

"Changes to her Asian promo schedule have made it logistically impossible for her to be here," it said.

The Campaign for the Protection of Racehorses applauded the decision.

"The pressure on Taylor Swift to cancel her performance was significant," it said on Facebook.

"Her fans did not want to see her supporting animal abuse. Whilst the reason being used by the racing industry is a scheduling mix-up, it appears to us that she has responded to those calls."

Six horses have died at the Melbourne Cup since 2013, including one last year when Irish five-year-old The Cliffs of Moher was euthanised after suffering a fractured right shoulder during a race that has been run on the first Tuesday of November since 1876.

"Obviously, this (Swift pulling out) is disappointing for everyone," said Victoria Racing Club chief executive Neil Wilson

"We understand how important the pre-Cup entertainment is and we look forward to providing an update (on other acts) shortly."

Pop superstar Taylor Swift has pulled out of a performance at the Melbourne Cup, with animal rights activists taking credit after a campaign to highlight cruelty to racehorses.

Pop superstar Taylor Swift has pulled out of a performance at the Melbourne Cup, with animal rights activists taking credit after a campaign to highlight cruelty to racehorses. The Grammy Award-winner was announced as the headline act for the 'race that stops a nation' earlier this month and was due to sing two songs from her latest hit album 'Lover'. But it sparked a backlash on social media and a push by the Campaign for the Protection of Racehorses, which claimed she had "put money before compassion" and was "endorsing animal abuse". More than 6,500 people signed an online petition urging her to cancel. In a statement late Saturday, promotor Mushroom Events cited scheduling issues as the reason for Swift's no-show. "Changes to her Asian promo schedule have made it logistically impossible for her to be here," it said. The Campaign for the Protection of Racehorses applauded the decision. "The pressure on Taylor Swift to cancel her performance was significant," it said on Facebook. "Her fans did not want to see her supporting animal abuse. Whilst the reason being used by the racing industry is a scheduling mix-up, it appears to us that she has responded to those calls." Six horses have died at the Melbourne Cup since 2013, including one last year when Irish five-year-old The Cliffs of Moher was euthanised after suffering a fractured right shoulder during a race that has been run on the first Tuesday of November since 1876. "Obviously, this (Swift pulling out) is disappointing for everyone," said Victoria Racing Club chief executive Neil Wilson "We understand how important the pre-Cup entertainment is and we look forward to providing an update (on other acts) shortly."

Taylor Swift cancels Melbourn Cup performance after facing criticism

Singer Taylor Swift did not participate in the Manchester and Parkland benefit concerts that honored the lives lost in Ariana Grande's Manchester bombing and the Parkland school shooting as they were run by Scooter Braun. 
 
In a cover story for Rolling Stone, the 'You Need To Calm Down'&nbsp;singer reacted to the accusation made by Scott Borchetta, the founder of Big Machine Records, regarding her decision to opt-out of the performance. 'Unbelievable', Swift responded to Rolling Stone. 
 
"Here's the thing: Everyone in my team knew if Scooter Braun brings us something, do not bring it to me''. Speaking about her <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/taylor-swift-criticises-scooter-braun-for-worst-case-sale-of-back-catalogue-celebs-divided-in-support-231911">ongoing feud </a>with Borchetta and Braun that stems from Braun's USD 300 million acquisition of her masters, she said. 
 
"The fact that those two are in business together after the things he said about Scooter Braun - it's really hard to shock me. And this was utterly shocking," she continued. 
 
"These are two very rich, very powerful men, using $300 million of other people's money to purchase, like, the most feminine body of work. And then they're standing in a wood-panel bar doing a tacky photoshoot, raising a glass of scotch to themselves," she added. 
 
"Because they pulled one over on me and got this done so sneakily that I didn't even see it coming. And I couldn't say anything about it," she said. 
 
According to Page Six, Swift knew the deal months before it went through and had the opportunity to buy back her masters but ultimately 'walked away'.

Singer Taylor Swift did not participate in the Manchester and Parkland benefit concerts that honored the lives lost in Ariana Grande's Manchester bombing and the Parkland school shooting as they were run by Scooter Braun.

Singer Taylor Swift did not participate in the Manchester and Parkland benefit concerts that honored the lives lost in Ariana Grande's Manchester bombing and the Parkland school shooting as they were run by Scooter Braun. In a cover story for Rolling Stone, the 'You Need To Calm Down' singer reacted to the accusation made by Scott Borchetta, the founder of Big Machine Records, regarding her decision to opt-out of the performance. 'Unbelievable', Swift responded to Rolling Stone. "Here's the thing: Everyone in my team knew if Scooter Braun brings us something, do not bring it to me''. Speaking about her ongoing feud with Borchetta and Braun that stems from Braun's USD 300 million acquisition of her masters, she said. "The fact that those two are in business together after the things he said about Scooter Braun - it's really hard to shock me. And this was utterly shocking," she continued. "These are two very rich, very powerful men, using $300 million of other people's money to purchase, like, the most feminine body of work. And then they're standing in a wood-panel bar doing a tacky photoshoot, raising a glass of scotch to themselves," she added. "Because they pulled one over on me and got this done so sneakily that I didn't even see it coming. And I couldn't say anything about it," she said. According to Page Six, Swift knew the deal months before it went through and had the opportunity to buy back her masters but ultimately 'walked away'.

Taylor Swift declined Manchester, Parkland concerts because of Scooter Braun

Taylor Swift fans descend on Paris for 'City of Lover' concert

Taylor Swift will be headlining an upcoming&nbsp;concert on July 10.&nbsp; 
 
Apart from the singer, Dua Lipa, SZA and Becky G will also be performing at the concert that will be hosted by Jane Lynch, according to The Hollywood Reporter.&nbsp;

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The concert will exclusively be available for Prime members and will also be streamed live on Amazon Prime in over 200 countries around the globe.&nbsp; 
 
Following this, the clips of few performances will be available on demand for a limited duration. 
 
"We can`t wait to celebrate Prime Day with an extraordinary night of unforgettable performances, for members around the globe. Prime Day brings members the best of both entertainment and shopping. To celebrate, we`ve curated a lineup across multiple genres with performances from artists our customers love. We`re looking forward to celebrating Prime Day with this can`t-miss, one-of-a-kind event," said Amazon Music VP Steve Boom in a statement. 
 
Taylor is currently occupied with the promotions of her upcoming album `Lover` which is set to release on August 23 this year. 
 
The `Love story` singer may also perform her latest melodies <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/taylor-swift-makes-a-comeback-with-new-song-me-watch-video-213637">`ME!`</a> and <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/taylor-swift-releases-song-and-petition-calling-for-lgbtq-equality-228213">`You need to calm down`</a> in the concert.

Taylor Swift will be headlining an upcoming concert on July 10. Apart from the singer, Dua Lipa, SZA and Becky G will also be performing at the concert that will be hosted by Jane Lynch, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Taylor Swift will be headlining an upcoming concert on July 10. Apart from the singer, Dua Lipa, SZA and Becky G will also be performing at the concert that will be hosted by Jane Lynch, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Mark your calendars for the #PrimeDay Concert featuring @taylorswift13, with @DUALIPA, @iambeckyg, & @sza on July 10th only on @PrimeVideo presented by @AmazonMusic! https://t.co/QqPWtrgTBL pic.twitter.com/3tFpGJTb5X — Amazon Music (@amazonmusic) June 27, 2019 × The concert will exclusively be available for Prime members and will also be streamed live on Amazon Prime in over 200 countries around the globe. Following this, the clips of few performances will be available on demand for a limited duration. "We can`t wait to celebrate Prime Day with an extraordinary night of unforgettable performances, for members around the globe. Prime Day brings members the best of both entertainment and shopping. To celebrate, we`ve curated a lineup across multiple genres with performances from artists our customers love. We`re looking forward to celebrating Prime Day with this can`t-miss, one-of-a-kind event," said Amazon Music VP Steve Boom in a statement. Taylor is currently occupied with the promotions of her upcoming album `Lover` which is set to release on August 23 this year. The `Love story` singer may also perform her latest melodies `ME!` and `You need to calm down` in the concert.

Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Becky G to perform on July 10 at a concert

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