Swifties are eager to learn where Taylor Swift will be playing tonight, July 24. The singer is currently on the European leg of her Eras Tour, impressing fans and attendees greatly with her breathtaking concert performances, all of which are accompanied by eye-catchy colors, lights, set designs and costumes. The impact she created with her various Eras Tour performances became so great that many celebrities like Sydney Sweeney, Jessica Chastain, and even Tom Cruise jumped in to celebrate the ongoing global event with fans.
So where is Taylor Swift playing tonight, July 24? Here is your answer.
Where is Taylor Swift playing tonight, July 24?
Taylor Swift is playing at Volksparkstadion stadium tonight, July 24, in Hamburg, Germany.
This will be Swift’s second and final concert performance at Volksparkstadion stadium, as per her official website. She first played at this stadium on July 23, 2024. Like her previous shows, she will be playing with Paramore.
According to StadiumDB.com, Volksparkstadion Stadium is a football stadium that has a seating capacity of 57,274. It was built in 1953 and underwent renovation between 1998 and 2000. The construction cost was 97 million euro, which is $105.6 million. The stadium was also known by other names — HSH Nordbank Arena between 2007 and 2010, AOL Arena between 2001 and 2007, and finally, Imtech Arena between 2007 and 2015. Despite this, many fans prefer calling it Volksparkstadion Stadium.
For her Eras Tour performances, which last roughly three hours and 15 minutes (sometimes even going upto 45), Taylor Swift plays songs from her many of her previous albums like All Too Well, Cardigan, Lover, Betty, and Fortnight. Accordingly, following her new album releases like The Tortured Poets Department, she also incorporates songs from them in her setlist. In addition, she continues to play surprise songs for audiences.
As with her previous Eras Tour performances, Swifties can look forward to a breathtaking show at Volksparkstadion. The pop star’s performances in Hamburg will be followed by two in Munich on July 27 and 28. Taylor Swift’s Munich performances will be the last of her Germany performances before she moves to Warsaw in Poland.
