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The Eras Tour: Seattle, Washington (Night 1)

Last night was The Eras Tour opening night in Seattle, Washington and also the first night the HAIM sisters joined as openers! Taylor performed to a sold out crowd at Lumen Field and sang This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things and Everything Has Changed during the surprise set. Last night’s setlist change was replacing Tis The Damn Season with No Body, No Crime with HAIM. Watch videos below and check out all the beautiful photos in the gallery!

NO BODY NO CROME #SeattleTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/iwUl5pUGGQ — emily // eras july 22/23 (@reckIessliv) July 23, 2023

NO BODY NO CRIME #SeattleTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/djfGwFYanj — taylor swift listener jorjor wel (@elevatordeity) July 23, 2023

The end of No Body No Crime I’m 😭🥹 @taylorswift13 @HAIMtheband #SeattleTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/NlG8ngyEE7 — ashley 📸✨ (@ashleykdavis) July 23, 2023

country taylor you will ALWAYS be famous are u joking pic.twitter.com/P8zjzYMKYF — dom (@ev3rhaze) July 23, 2023

SHUT UP RIGHT NOW NO BODY NO CRIME pic.twitter.com/7Cy4Z3Qfdi — bernice 🫶 (@rainstormsswift) July 23, 2023

SURPRISE SONG 1 #SeattleTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/HYmdWgFgBd — emily // eras july 22/23 (@reckIessliv) July 23, 2023

THIS IS WHY WE CANT HAVE NICE THINGS #SeattleTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/QwNh69PreT — Vivian (Taylor’s Version) (@allyouwantedts) July 23, 2023

#SeattleTSTheErasTour @taylorswift13 @taylornation13 EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED pic.twitter.com/K3SGLqO22X — wade (from the vault) (@mirrorwade) July 23, 2023

Everything has changed :’))))) #SeattleTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/7sPO6HHZDI — emily // eras july 22/23 (@reckIessliv) July 23, 2023

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Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour heading back to Pacific Northwest in 2024

Nov 2, 2023, 4:29 PM | Updated: Nov 3, 2023, 6:18 am

Taylor Swift performs onstage for the opening night of "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour" at State Farm Stadium on March 17, 2023 in Swift City, ERAzona (Glendale, Arizona). (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)

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Christmas is coming early to the Pacific Northwest — in 2024 — with Taylor Swift adding three new dates to her record-breaking Eras Tour.

Swift will be performing in Vancouver, British Columbia from Dec. 6 – 8, 2024, at BC Place . Gracie Abrams is set to be the opening act.

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Tickets for the new Vancouver dates will go on sale Thursday, Nov. 9 on Ticketmaster. Registration opened today and runs through Saturday.

Swift has been extending her tour on a number of occasions in recent months, adding six additional performances at Toronto’s Rogers Centre as well as extra tour dates at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome and Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium, according to Deadline .

She also added 14 European 2024 shows alongside extra dates in Japan, Australia and Singapore.

The Summer of Taylor Swift has fully extended itself into the autumn. Bloomberg reported Taylor Swift reached an estimated net worth of $1.1 billion after her monstrous success with her Eras Tour. Her tour is on track to earn the artist $4.1 billion, the most ever for a solo artist in history for a single tour, according to The Economic Times .

She broke local records as well, with 72,171 Seattle Swifties piling into Lumen Field over the summer to witness her tour, the most ever in the venue’s history for a concert at the time of the concert.

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Additionally, Swift’s theatrical version of her concert has also shattered records. Swift’s concert film earned $92.8 million domestically during opening weekend, the second-biggest for any October release in history, and the most ever for a concert film. “ Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour ” is currently the 16th highest-grossing film domestically in 2023.

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Taylor Swift is coming to Seattle as part of 2023 ‘The Eras Tour’

Seattle Swifties: This is not a drill.

Taylor Swift on Tuesday announced “The Eras Tour,” during which she’s scheduled to perform at Lumen Field on July 22 with special guests HAIM and Gracie Abrams.

Swift said on Twitter the tour will be “a journey through the musical eras of my career.” Special guests at other tour stops include Paramore, beabadoobee, Phoebe Bridgers, girl in red, MUNA, GAYLE and OWENN.

I’m enchanted to announce my next tour: Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour, a journey through the musical eras of my career (past & present!) The first leg of the tour will be in stadiums across the US, with international dates to be announced as soon as we can! https://t.co/KFuqvrhSGo pic.twitter.com/eVyTcuW8sK — Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) November 1, 2022

The tour announcement comes just one day after Swift became the first artist to claim all top 10 slots of the Billboard Hot 100 chart with tracks from her new record “Midnights,” according to The Associated Press.

Fans can register for a chance at early ticket access on Ticketmaster . Fans who receive a special code after registering will have exclusive access to buy tickets on Nov. 15. The rest of the public will have access to tickets starting Nov. 18.

Register now for a chance at early ticket access with TaylorSwiftTix Presale powered by Verified Fan. #TSTheErasTour Sign up at https://t.co/pidIv2WVCG — Lumen Field (@LumenField) November 1, 2022

Swift’s only other West Coast stops come right after the Seattle show: Santa Clara, California, on July 29 and Los Angeles for two shows on Aug. 4 and 5.

Swift last performed in Seattle in 2018 at CenturyLink Field as part of her Reputation Stadium Tour .

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8 Best Moments From Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Seattle: HAIM’s First Shows, New Surprise Songs & More

Billboard was on site for Swift's two-day run at Lumen Field.

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It was quite the summer bash this past weekend in Seattle. Steps from the iconic Space Needle, foodies from all over the Pacific Northwest gathered for the city’s three-day “premier food festival.” Less than a couple miles west, Sofi Tukker, Denzel Curry, Louis the Child, PinkPantheress and dozens more musical acts performed all weekend at the annual Capitol Hill Block Party. Heading south toward the SoDo neighborhood, the Seattle Mariners completed a three-game series against the Toronto Blue Jays at their home base of T-Mobile Park.

And, of course, just across the street, Taylor Swift finally brought her Eras Tour to Lumen Field — the climax to the officially declared Taylor Swift Week in King County.

Despite tens of thousands of people moving in and out of Washington state for a variety of different reasons, the Swiftie Energy was strong and felt everywhere. I-5 and I-90 were bumper to bumper as several cars and trucks with license plates from Idaho, Oregon and British Columbia were covered in lyrics and puns. “Shaking it off to the Eras Tour,” read one SUV headed from eastern Washington.

Sidewalks and iconic landmarks like Pike Place Market and Gas Works Park were extra Swiftie-coded too. No matter where you looked, chances were high you’d spot pedestrians in merch, cowboy boots, 13s or sequins — all telltale signs of an Eras Tour ticket-holder. Even the Space Needle was dressed to impress — hanging from the skyscraper’s entrance were giant friendship bracelets of its own that read “In My Seattle Era” and “#SwiftNeedle.”

For two sold-out nights, Taylor — alongside openers Gracie Abrams and HAIM — undoubtedly matched the crowd’s energy and then some. Billboard was on site at both sold-out shows, and we’ve rounded up the best moments from her big return to the PNW below.

HAIM Enters Their Eras Era

A rotation of several musical acts from Phoebe Bridgers to Paramore have opened for Taylor since the tour began in March, but the July 22 show marked the first time HAIM stepped on the Eras stage. The superstar’s “favorite band” and “besties” played a 30-minute set of songs that included “Want You Back” and Swift’s personal favorite (which she later was featured on a remix of) “Gasoline.” During the Sunday show, the sister trio added a fun little addition just for Swifties — a live remix of their viral TikTok jingle “I’m Gonna Be Hungover” — created during the “Bejeweled” music video shoot.

The big surprise of the night, however, came when Swift entered her evermore era. Prior to Seattle, every night of the tour thus far has opened the era with “‘Tis the Damn Season.” For HAIM’s first shows, there was a switch-up: The track was replaced by the album’s collaboration with the California sister trio, “No Body, No Crime.” Este, Danielle and Alana all got their own opportunities to showcase their vocals as soloists — a departure from the studio recording, which they only sang background vocals on — and the crowd went wild.

Seattle's Big Reputation

During a speech ahead of performing “Lover” on Saturday, Taylor revealed she found a diary entry from her 2018 Reputation Tour that simply read, “Seattle, Washington is the best crowd I have ever played for.” Talk about living up to a big reputation! On night 2, she confirmed that the 2023 audience did just that: “There are performances tonight in the crowd that are Tony Award-winning performances,” she said mid-show.

Fun fact: Home to the Seattle Seahawks, the stadium is known for a loud audience — in fact, in 2013, it won the Guinness World Record for loudest crowd roar after a victory over the San Francisco 49ers sent noise levels to 136.6 decibels (noise above 70 dB over a prolonged period of time may start to damage your hearing, according to the CDC).

'Red' and Debut Stans Win Surprise Song Sets

Taylor took us back to her pre-pop roots for three of the four songs she played during the surprise acoustic set over the two-show run. On Saturday, she played a solo rendition of her Red album’s Ed Sheeran collab, “Everything Has Changed” — but first confirmed that no special guest would be joining her for the performance. “There’s not a special guest,” she said bluntly, confused by the crowd’s roar. “Oh, are you clapping for me? That’s so nice,” she giggled.

On Sunday, she picked up her guitar for the live debut of Red vault track “Message in a Bottle” before moving to piano for “Tied Together With a Smile” — a deep cut from her 2006 self-titled debut album. While some audience members sat down for the performance of the little-known track, her longtime fans stood tall screaming every lyric through muffled sobs.

The surprise songs were quite the curveball for Seattle Swifties. Fans online speculated she would do at least one song from folklore ahead of the album’s third anniversary on July 23. Another theory posed that Hayley Williams would join for the live debut of “Castles Crumbling” — the Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) vault track the singer was featured on — because her band, Paramore, was scheduled for a show in Seattle the following day (though this show was later canceled due to illness in the band’s touring party).

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Another surprise song Taylor pulled from her 17-year catalog over the weekend was “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things,” a track from reputation rumored to be about *that* 2016 Kanye West and Kim Kardashian phone call, revealing the performance marked the first time she’d ever played the song acoustic before.

During the bridge, she took a pause for a full maniacal cackle (which, yes, is also featured on the original recording, but this one was considerably longer — about 20 seconds total). The audience joined along joyfully with laughs, screeches and “aws” before the singer-songwriter strummed back into the final rendition of the song’s earworm hook.

Friendship Bracelets Galore

One major fan-created element of the Eras Tour is trading friendship bracelets , and Seattle undoubtedly arrived beaded and ready. The trend is inspired by a lyric in “You’re On Your Own, Kid” in which Taylor sings, “Make the friendship bracelets/ Take the moment and taste it.”

Thousands of concertgoers donned bracelets from their wrists to their elbows. Some even made dozens more, filling stadium-approved clear bags with colorful beads that read different album and song titles, lyrics, inside jokes, some expletives aimed toward former exes and more. Experienced Swifties were gifting the homemade jewels to little ones (many of whom were experiencing their first concert ever) all connecting over their shared adoration of the superstar singer-songwriter.

The concert even caused a bead shortage in the area — earlier in the week, The Seattle Times reported that one local bead store , Beadworld in Seattle’s Maple Leaf neighborhood, “had to scramble to reorder merchandise to meet spiking demand.”

A Bejeweled Birthday

What better way to spend your birthday than onstage with Miss Swift herself? Kam Saunders, one of Taylor’s 15 Eras Tour backup dancers, did just that during the July 23 show. Taylor even gave him his own little moment in the spotlight as he broke out into a solo dance during “Bejeweled” before wishing him a quick “happy birthday” in between lyrics. She also gave him what looked like the warmest onstage hug ever — sing-smiling a couple of bars through a big embrace.

The Lore Behind 'Folklore'

One song into her folklore set, Taylor took a brief pause from singing for a little chat about the making of her first pandemic-era album. She revealed she started on the album just two days into the COVID-19 lockdown.

“I imagined this life where I wasn’t a lonely millennial woman, covered in cat hair, drowning in white wine, somehow managing to watch 750 hours of television a day,” she joked at the Saturday night show. “Instead, in my imaginary, folklorian fantasy, I was somehow a Victorian woman and a pioneer woman at the same time.” She went on to describe the cabin she pictured herself living in (which was also onstage, a replica of the one she performed in at the 2021 Grammys) being “in the middle of the woods, somewhere in Washington state probably.”

A Movie Star and Music Legend

Dozens of celebrity guests have already visited Eras Tour stops around the country, and her Seattle weekend shows saw a new slew of famous faces. On night 1, Pearl Jam lead vocalist and Seattle music icon Eddie Vedder was spotted, as well as Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds , each enjoying the show from the VIP tent with their families.

Fresh off opening weekend of the Barbie movie, (just Ken) Simu Liu was in attendance and all smiles on night 2. “i was absolutely BLOWN away by the eras tour, by taylor and by all of the amazing and kind swifties that stopped by the tent to say hello and give a bracelet,” the Canadian actor tweeted after the show.

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Monroe's Benson Boone will open for Taylor Swift during The Eras Tour in London

Singing sensation Benson Boone, born and raised in Monroe, Washington, will open for the world's biggest pop star in London.

On Monday, Taylor Swift announced Boone as a special guest artist during her London The Eras Tour stop in June. Boone, age 21, recently played Seattle's Showbox SoDo on May 3 and fans flipped for the former American Idol contestant, who has rocketed to global popularity through TikTok. His hit song "Beautiful Things" has over 806 million (!) plays on Spotify .

PHOTOS | Monroe's Benson Boone puts on flippin' great Seattle show

For a little context, Boone played his first ever stadium of his career in Utah last month. The sold-out crowd at West Valley's Maverik Center packed in 12,000 fans, which will pale in comparison to Wembley Stadium, where he will perform for a crowd of 90,000 next month.

After Boone's concert in Utah on April 26, he posted on Instagram saying, "Probably the most emotional day of my life. I'm still wondering if this show even happened. Our first arena. Thank you for crying with me, singing with me, laughing with me, feeling with me. I promise you this is just the start of it, and I ain't slowin down till these tires are burned into the street."

Now Boone will share the same stage as the world's biggest pop star on June 23 at London's Wembley Stadium.

Taylor Swift announced guest artists for her London dates on Monday, May 27. On Instagram, Swift said, "Thought this might be a fun time to announce the first group of opening acts. I'll be adding to the London shows, going on before @paramore. I chose artists whose music I love listening to, and I can't wait for them to add an extra jolt of excitement to our shows at Wembley Stadium in June. @mettenarrative, @wiffygriffy, and @bensonboone, welcome to the Eras Tour."

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Boone dropped his debut album "Fireworks & Rollerbladers" on April 5 of this year. Previously, he had released snippets of his original music on TikTok and Instagram, with his first single released in the fall of 2021, just two and a half years ago.

For those unfamiliar with Boone or didn't realize who you were listening to, here are a few things to know:

• Boone was born and raised in Monroe, Washington. He attended Monroe High School, where he competed on the diving team.
• Somehow, he did not know that he could sing until a Battle of the Bands appearance in his junior year in high school. Their singer quit, he gave it a shot, and knocked his own socks off. ( More about that here )
• Not long after finding his voice, he auditioned for "American Idol," and made it on the show, but dropped out to focus on writing his own music.
• Boone attended Brigham Young University-Idaho for a semester before leaving to focus on his music.
• Boone has a following of millions on TikTok and Instagram and has close to 60 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
• Boone, like Swift, writes his own music and lyrics based on his life.

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