 Taylor Swift's London fans are gearing up for the popstar to bring her Eras tour to the capital, with several dates of the European Leg scheduled for London. The Love Story singer, 33, first kicked off her tour back in March 2023, with fans avidly following everything that happened on social media. Taylor has been keeping fans well-fed with a three-hour show each night, taking them on a trip down memory lane with songs from all 10 of her albums. If you want to avoid having Bad Blood with friends who do get tickets, here's all you need to prepare for Taylor Swift's London shows… When are Taylor Swift's London concerts? Taylor Swift will be playing six shows in London in 2024. She will be performing hits like Shake It Off and Blank Space for fans in the capital on: June 21 June 22 June 23 August 15 August 16 August 17 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Where is Taylor Swift playing in London? All six of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour shows will take place at Wembley Stadium. The stadium has a capacity of 90,000. Across her six shows, if they sell out which seems inevitable, Taylor will perform to 540,000 people. Could you be one of them? How to get Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets for London There's good and bad news. Taylor Swift fans will have six chances of seeing the star in London (Picture: Getty) Let's start with the bad. The window for presale is over. Which means you'll face battling it out in the 'hunger games' of general sale. Fans had until Thursday, June 22 at 11.59pm in the UK, and on Friday, June 23 at 11.59pm in Ireland and Europe to sign up for a special presale link. If you did sign up in time, according to Ticketmaster's Taylor Swift tour page, you should've received an email on Wednesday, July 5 with more information about purchasing tickets. Now the good news. Your Taylor Swift dreams aren't over quite yet. As Taylo){kind=link}
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Taylor Swift’s London fans are gearing up for the popstar to bring her Eras tour to the capital, with several dates of the European Leg scheduled for London.
The Love Story singer, 33, first kicked off her tour back in March 2023, with fans avidly following everything that happened on social media.
Taylor has been keeping fans well-fed with a three-hour show each night, taking them on a trip down memory lane with songs from all 10 of her albums.
If you want to avoid having Bad Blood with friends who do get tickets, here’s all you need to prepare for Taylor Swift’s London shows…