Taylor Swift will return to London’s legendary Wembley Stadium from Thursday, August 15th to Tuesday, August 20th for the final five shows of her international “Eras Tour.”
Paramore will continue to support all European dates, and there are also newly announced special guests SOFIA ISELLA, Holly Humberstone, Suki Waterhouse, Maisie Peters and Raye, who will each perform one night in that order.
These London shows will be the climax of Swift’s international tour, and fans are speculating wildly about whether there will be any surprises in true Swift style.
For those looking for last-minute tickets, prices on secondary market platforms such as Vivid Seats, StubHub and TicketCity start at around $627 for upper-tier seats.
This is significantly cheaper than the Eras Tour dates in the US, where the cheapest tickets average around $3,000. The London shows are around 79% cheaper than their US rivals, with the exact saving depending on the seat. For many fans, this could be the last chance to find a cheaper option.
Where to buy the cheapest Taylor Swift “Eras Tour” tickets for London
Prices and availability are accurate at time of publication and subject to change. Here are the best available resale prices (including fees):
Thursday, August 15
- Vivid Seats: From $687
- StubHub: From $627
- TicketCity: From $680
Friday, August 16
- Vivid Seats: From $676
- StubHub: From $715
- TicketCity: From $711
Saturday, August 17
- Vivid Seats: From $774
- StubHub: From $767
- TicketCity: From $761
Monday, August 19
- Vivid Seats: From $846
- StubHub: From $769
- TicketCity: From $834
Tuesday, August 20
- Vivid Seats: From $1,016
- StubHub: From $753
- TicketCity: From $1,001
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What is the setlist of the “Eras Tour”?
With the release of Swift’s new album, The Tortured Poets Department, the singer has shuffled up her setlist from her previous North American dates. The 46-song setlist now includes songs from “Lover,” “Fearless,” “Red,” “Speak Now,” “Reputation,” “Folklore/Evermore,” “1989,” “The Tortured Poets Department,” and “Midnights,” in that order.
Where else does Taylor Swift perform?
After London, Swift will take a month-long break before returning to North America for shows in Miami Gardens, New Orleans, Indianapolis, Toronto and Vancouver, concluding the historic “Eras Tour.”
A full list of their remaining “Eras Tour” dates can be found here.
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