Kaylah Walton
Taylor Swift praised her Canadian fans as “welcoming, passionate, [and] excitable” while explaining her decision to conclude her legendary Eras Tour in Toronto and Vancouver.
At 34, the pop sensation has graced stages across the globe, including the US, Europe, Asia, and Australia, and is nearing the end of her extensive tour, which has included 52 cities and 144 performances as of November 15. Choosing Canada as her finale is quite intriguing.
Although Canada isn’t her home, the backdrop for her career launch, or where the tour originally started, Swift shared her reasoning with fans at Toronto’s Rogers Centre.
“As we wrap up The Eras Tour,” Swift addressed the crowd, “I wanted to share these last shows with the most generous, encouraging, and passionate fans.”
Swift isn’t the only one aware of the tour’s conclusion. The Rogers Centre, also the home of the MLB’s Toronto Blue Jays, crafted a special friendship bracelet to celebrate her six-night stay from November 14-23.
Friendship bracelets have become a beloved tradition of the Eras Tour, allowing fans to connect, share experiences, and have a keepsake from the concerts where they enjoy hits like Cruel Summer, All Too Well, and Blank Space.
The bracelet at Rogers Centre features the phrase ‘Taylor Swift, The Eras Tour’, adorned in shades of purple, pink, orange, red, and green, resembling colored beads, placed prominently at the premium entrance.
When does the Eras Tour finish?
Currently, Swift is gearing up for her final eight shows, with the last performances taking place at BC Place in Vancouver.
She will perform there starting December 6 for three nights, with the final show of the Eras Tour on December 8.
