Taylor Swift’s final ‘Eras ​​Tour’ concert in Vancouver: Live updates
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Taylor Swift’s final ‘Eras ​​Tour’ concert in Vancouver: Live updates

Posted on by Amelia Pressman

It’s been a long time coming – and the end of an era has indeed arrived.

Cast your mind back to November 2022, when Taylor Swift announced she would be embarking on a stadium tour, her first since 2018. The concert, titled “The Eras Tour,” is “a journey through the musical eras of my career (past and present !),” Swift said at the time — and it turned out to be the ticket everyone had to have.

The fans overwhelmed Ticketmaster so much that even Congress had to intervene. There was “historically unprecedented demand,” the company said, and boy, were they right.

Over nearly two years and 152 shows on five continents, The Eras Tour has broken attendance records, boosted the economy and is the highest-grossing concert tour of all time. And it all ends this weekend with a final show on December 8th in Vancouver.

“Eras Tour” in numbers

  • Taylor Swift’s first “Eras Tour” show took place in Glendale, Arizona on March 18, 2023 and she has been performing ever since 151 more shows above five continents And 51 cities.
  • “The Eras Tour” recorded at least $2 billionaccording to reports from Forbes. In 2023, sales were approximately $1.04 billion from the US leg, and an October 2024 report said it had generated revenue $1.15 billion from their international stations.
  • Swift plays around 3.5 hours per show And 46 songs across their eras (sometimes more if there is a special guest).
  • Swift is known for her acoustic set, where she surprises the audience with tracks that aren’t on her setlist. There is only 6 titles from Swift’s entire discography that she hasn’t performed: “That’s When,” “Bye Bye Baby,” “Girl At Home,” “Ronan,” “Forever Winter,” “Soon You’ll Get Better.”

As fans around the world flock to Canada to see it live or gather at home for watch parties, TODAY will be there, live blogging about each era. Are you ready for this?

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