Taylor Swift ended her historic Eras Tour on Sunday night in Vancouver after 149 shows that took her to 21 countries on five continents.

“We’ve toured all over the world on this tour,” the “Fortnight” singer told the audience at the start of the final show. “We have had so many adventures. It was the most exciting, powerful, electrifying, intense and challenging thing I have ever done in my life. We were able to perform in front of over 10 million people on this tour and tonight we can play one last show for you here in beautiful Vancouver. And we will make it count.”

In fact, more than 10 million people attended the tour, which generated more than $2 billion in ticket sales, it was announced Monday. This makes the Eras Tour the first $2 billion tour in history.

Before Swift took the stage for one final performance, her opening act Gracie Abrams gave an emotional speech on behalf of Swifties everywhere.

“Like all of you, I grew up listening to Taylor’s songs and magically encountered a moment in my life that I didn’t think anyone else could understand or know, or that hurt or longed or loved or lost, and yet did she it,” it says in “Close To You,” said the singer, fighting back tears. “How are we supposed to have the words for this? Not yet, but I know that thanks to Taylor, her music, her generosity, her curiosity, her wild and unparalleled pen, her supreme ability to peer into our lives and create soundtracks for every single defining moment, we have that had and that we will have.”

Swift also appeared emotional as the BC Place audience gave her a long standing ovation after her performance Always Track “Champagne Problems”.

“This tour has been an adventure of a lifetime,” she told the audience after thunderous applause. “I speak on behalf of my band, my crew, my fellow musicians, who have all left their families and spent time away from everything they know and love, and who have performed when they were sick, when there was nothing in their lives was going on. You made this show happen for you and I just wanted to say that on behalf of all of us, we will never forget that you gave us this moment. Thank you.”

No wonder, audience emotions were running high throughout the show, but the crowd seemed particularly touched during Swift’s final acoustic set, where the superstar singer-songwriter traditionally performs “surprise songs.”

“We’ve had so long to prepare for the end of this tour,” Swift said as he introduced the final surprise songs. “So I tried to think about, ‘What songs really express my feelings about tonight?’ So I decided to go back to the beginning.”

Swift then performed a mashup of “A Place in This World” from her 2006 debut album and “New Romantics.” 1989 on guitar, as well as a mashup of it Speak Now Title “Long Live”, the Call Song “New Year’s Day” and “The Manuscript” from their latest album The Tortured Poets Department at the piano.

During “Long Live,” Swift noticeably changed the lyrics “It was the end of a decade” to “It was the end of an era,” marking the conclusion of what she described onstage as her “beloved” Eras Tour.

After her final bow, the show ended with a sentimental group hug with Swift, her dancers and backup singers. The pop star then left the back of the stage with her fellow artists, rather than disappearing through a trap door like she did the rest of the tour.

After the lights came back on, the credits of her band, dancers and backing singers were shown on the big screen.

Swift began the Eras Tour in March 2023 in Glendale, Arizona.