Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour has been a global sensation, leaving fans mesmerized by her unforgettable performances. As the tour progresses, excitement continues to build, with Swifties eager to know about her next destination. With the tour’s finale drawing near, the anticipation for her upcoming shows has reached new heights.
In this article, we explore where Taylor Swift is today and share all the details about her next highly awaited performance.
Where is Taylor Swift today, November 28?
Taylor Swift does not have any scheduled performances on November 28.
Billboard’s announcement of Taylor Swift as the second greatest pop star of the 21st century delighted fans but quickly turned sour due to a controversial tribute video. The video featured a clip from Kanye West’s 2016 “Famous” music video, showing a wax figure resembling Swift alongside West’s wax figure and others, accompanied by his contentious lyrics about her. Swifties were outraged by the tribute video and called its inclusion disrespectful. They further demanded a public apology.
Billboard responded swiftly and took the video down. They also issued a revised version without the clip. Billboard apologized and stated, “We are deeply sorry to Taylor Swift and all of our readers and viewers that in a video celebrating Swift’s achievements, we included a clip that falsely depicted her. We have removed the clip from our video and sincerely regret the harm we caused with this error.” (via Time Magazine)
Notably, Beyonce claimed the top spot on Billboard’s list, disappointing some Swifties who felt the “Bad Blood” singer deserved the honor. The use of the controversial “Famous” footage only added to their frustration.
When is Taylor Swift’s next show?
As Taylor Swift’s iconic Eras Tour nears its conclusion, excitement continues to build among her fans. With no performances scheduled until December 6, anticipation is focused on her upcoming shows in Vancouver. Swift will take the stage at BC Place for a three-night finale, running through December 8. Gracie Abrams will open the shows.
