INDIANAPOLIS — The Eras Tour phenomenon’s final American stop will be in the Circle City.
Pop star Taylor Swift announced during her 100th Eras Tour concert Thursday in Liverpool, England that her globetrotting concert tour will come to an end in December after several stops in Canada. Her last show is now scheduled for Dec. 8 in Vancouver.
With Swift scheduled to perform three Indianapolis concerts in November, the end-of-tour announcement means that Hoosiers will see the singing sensation’s final U.S. shows.
Swift’s concerts in Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis will be America’s last dose of Swift’s legendary tour. Her three shows at Lucas Oil Stadium from Nov. 1-3 set to be her sendoff. Gracie Abrams is expected to open all three shows in Indianapolis.
This comes after the record-breaking tour, which began in March 2023, crisscrossed the United States and the world, performing for millions of fans. The tour stemmed its own concert film, currently streaming on Disney+.
Beyond the newfound significance of Swift’s Indianapolis shows, economists predict that her three-concert run will actually have a monetary impact on the city. Her shows have even drawn comparisons to a city hosting a Super Bowl. For more information on that, click here.
