The moment has arrived. The Eras Tour is reaching its conclusion after almost two years of performances, and if you speak to the Swifties, it’s safe to say there’s a mix of emotions going around. Of course, everyone agrees that Taylor Swift deserves a break. She has been tirelessly working, creating, and making headlines simply […]
The moment has arrived. The Eras Tour is reaching its conclusion after almost two years of performances, and if you speak to the Swifties, it’s safe to say there’s a mix of emotions going around.
Of course, everyone agrees that Taylor Swift deserves a break. She has been tirelessly working, creating, and making headlines simply for stepping outside for an extensive period. The girl certainly warrants some well-deserved downtime with her attractive NFL boyfriend. However, The Eras Tour represents a unique chapter that none of us will forget, and it’s disheartening to see it come to a close. Not only do devoted fans truly understand how impactful this tour has been, but also mainstream media, past critics, and newly minted fans will discuss it for years to come. It’s this generation’s Woodstock, akin to our version of the Beatles – there’s no debating that. If you didn’t experience the Eras Tour, you missed out on a significant moment in music and pop culture.
Some may criticize me for this statement, knowing that many people couldn’t obtain or afford tickets, but attending the shows isn’t the sole reason this tour has held such great importance. Each night featured countless live streams that people globally would tune into, just to feel a part of the enchantment, and you know what? It truly felt that way. It turned into a sort of inside joke how often everyone started watching fuzzy live streams on their phones, but by the end of the tour, it evolved into a shared experience for all Swifties. This weekend marks our last chance to collectively rally behind Taylor simultaneously.
I’m confident there will be unexpected moments ahead, but I’ll say this – for those of us who have cherished this tour and all it encompassed, we must appreciate these final days. Tune in for the surprise songs, play back your favorite memories, or whatever you can. We genuinely won’t realize what we have until it’s gone. We’ll provide a complete recap of the final shows in Vancouver on Tuesday’s episode of Taylor Watch, and I’ll be prepared with tissues.
