Taylor Swift‘s Eras Tour continues to captivate audiences worldwide, generating immense buzz and enthusiasm with each show. As she travels through different cities, the excitement surrounding her performances only intensifies. Now, fans are eagerly wondering what she will do next.
For those wondering where Taylor Swift will be on September 28, here’s the latest information on her tour and future plans.
Where is Taylor Swift today, September 28?
As of September 28, Taylor Swift is enjoying a brief pause from her Eras Tour, with no performances lined up. This downtime allows her to unwind and rejuvenate, preparing for the upcoming series of shows that await her fans.
On Thursday, Megyn Kelly expressed her belief that Donald Trump’s recent outburst against Taylor Swift was a good political strategy. After a listener criticized Trump’s all-caps declaration of hate for Swift on Truth Social, Kelly countered that the attack was a calculated move. She said, “You could argue it was actually smart of Trump to attack her. Just telegraph to the MAGA faithful—or adjacent—who hadn’t heard about the endorsement that Taylor sucks. We don’t like Taylor.” (via The Daily Beast)
This response came shortly after Swift’s endorsement shortly after the presidential debate on September 10. It had sparked significant backlash among Trump supporters, including Kelly herself. Kelly’s reaction included a hostile remark directed at Swift and a broader critique of Swift and her boyfriend, Travis Kelce. She accused them of being out of touch with everyday concerns.
When is Taylor Swift’s next show?
Taylor Swift is preparing for an exciting series of concerts in the U.S. and Canada as part of her Eras Tour. The next phase kicks off at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, where she will perform from October 18 to 20, 2024. Following her shows in the U.S., Swift will grace the stage at Toronto’s Rogers Centre on November 14, 2024, in what promises to be a much-anticipated event. She will then conclude this leg of the tour with three back-to-back performances at Vancouver’s BC Place from December 6 to 8, 2024.