12 incredible photos capture the magic of Taylor Swift at Anfield

Taylor Swift delighted fans with three sold-out shows in Liverpool that broke Anfield’s attendance records.

The superstar changed into 13 different outfits during her three-and-a-half-hour show, which included 44 songs from different albums and eras, including Lover, Fearless, Reputation and 1989. It was Taylor’s first time performing in Liverpool and she promised to stay. she won’t be the last in her final message before performing Karma to close Saturday’s show.

She told fans: “Liverpool, I love you so much, I will always come back to see you. Thank you for an unforgettable night, you have given us so much.”

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The 62,000 crowd turned Anfield Stadium into a sea of ​​color and glitter for Taylor’s three shows this week. Those fans who weren’t able to get tickets still made the most of the occasion by going to Stanley Park with camping chairs and picnic blankets.

Taylor took to Instagram today to thank fans for helping to make her first ever set of shows in Liverpool so special. She said: “So many dream memories from Liverpool!! We played our 100th show of The Eras Tour (which feels really jarring to say because this show feels new to me every time we play it).

“I want to thank our Eras Tour crew, my fellow performers and the band who have now put in hundreds of hours to put on this show and give it their all on stage and behind that stage. I can’t believe the work ethic, the creativity. and the devotion I am surrounded by every day. All 3 Liverpool crowds were so expressive and generous and endless.

“Thank you to everyone who came out this weekend (you broke the stadium attendance record!!) AND thank you to everyone who came out to any of the shows on The Eras Tour. It was the adventure of a lifetime because of you.”

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