Eras Tour: Taylor Swift's biggest-ever US tour with 17 more shows added to list

American singer-songwriter, Taylor Swift officially confirmed on Friday that she has added 17 new stadium dates to her 'Eras Tour,' bringing the number of shows to 52. Reportedly, the revised figure makes it her largest tour to date, which could eventually break her record for a North American gross.


All the new dates are in metropolitan areas which were previously added on the tour, with second or third occasions added and, in one particular instance, the fifth night. The tour's last stop at Los Angles's SoFi Stadium has been extended to five nights.



That far outnumbers Swift's 38 US dates on her 'Reputation' tour in 2018, which grossed a record of $266.1 million ticket revenue of over two million people. Swift is certain to break that 'Reputation'-era record in 2023 with this far larger number of 52 shows, even if she plays well below capacity, which is unlikely.

How did she make the announcement?

Taylor Swift announced the news relatively quietly on Friday morning, posting the updated graphic to her Instagram stories, but it won't be quiet for long. The tour's first night has been rescheduled, with a second date added in Arizona on March 17, 2023, shortly before the originally scheduled March 18 opener.

FAQ

When is the 'Eras Tour' starting?
Swift's tour in the United States kicks off on March 17, 2023, in Glendale, Arizona, after initially scheduled for March 17.

When is the 'Eras Tour' ending?
It will conclude on August 9 at Los Angeles' SoFi Stadium