Taylor Swift Eras Tour has set times and the best time to leave your seat and last minute tickets

Pop sensation Taylor Swift is set to make her grand return to London’s Wembley Stadium on August 15. After this, he will perform five massive concerts at the sold-out venue, which has a capacity of 90,000 people.

These shows will mark the end of the UK leg of her Eras tour. Fans are advised not to miss any crucial moment during the three-hour-plus show.

To help you prepare, we’ve gathered all the essential information on what to expect from these nights of entertainment. This includes details of when the support acts will take place and what the setlist looks like, as reported by Wales Online. We’ve also got tips on how to buy tickets if you want to join in the fun.

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When does Taylor Swift’s support take the stage?

Taylor Swift will be joined by two supporting acts each night of her Eras Tour shows at London’s Wembley Stadium. The first support act will vary depending on the day. In the past, Taylor has been supported by artists such as Mette, Griff and Benson Boone.

These up-and-coming talents were announced as part of Taylor’s line-up in early June and have since shared the stage with her, as well as putting on their own standout shows during the Eras tour. The main support act for each concert is Paramore, the Nashville rock band fronted by Hayley Williams. With their impressive catalog of hits including Misery Business, Hard Times, Told You So and more, this is one support act you won’t want to miss.

Taylor Swift is scheduled to take the stage at approximately 8:30 p.m. and is expected to perform until around 11 p.m. Here is a breakdown of the day’s schedule:

• DOORS OPEN: 4:45 p.m
• THE SUPPORT ACT – 18:55
• PARAMORES – 7:30 p.m
• TAYLOR SWIFT – 8:30 p.m

The pop sensation will perform a wide range of songs from her extensive discography, including hits from every era of her career. Fans can expect to hear tracks from albums like ‘Reputation’, ‘1989’ and ‘The Tortured Poets Department’.

The full list is below, with many fans already planning when they will leave their seats. Considering that Taylor will be performing almost every song she’s ever written, there may be some songs that fans are less than excited to hear live.

These could include songs from his latest release ‘The Tortured Poets Department’, ‘Fearless Era’ or even some tracks from ‘Midnights’. Whether you need to take a quick bathroom break, grab a bite to eat, or buy some merchandise, the full list is available below to help you plan your evening.

How to buy Taylor Swift tickets

Tickets for Taylor Swift’s concert were originally released in 2023 and sold out almost immediately. However, if you still haven’t managed to get your hands on one, don’t despair.

Resale platforms such as viagogo, Vivid Seats and StubHub offer fans the opportunity to purchase Eras Tour tickets. This means you can still find tickets from the front row to the back seats.

The tickets are currently available for purchase, but their selling price is significantly higher than their original face value, with some going for around £800 or even more. Here’s a list of where you can currently secure your tickets:

What songs will Taylor Swift play on the Eras tour?

Beloved

• Miss Americana and the Prince of Heartbreak
• Cruel summer
• Man
• You need to calm down
• Beloved
• Fearless
• Fearless
• You belong with me
• Love story

Red

• Red – Introduction
• 22
• We are never ever getting back together
• i knew you were trouble
• Too Good (10-minute version; spoken introduction)

Speak now

• Speak Now – Intro (contains elements of “Castle’s Crumbling”)
• Charmed

Reputation

• …Ready for it?
• Tender
• Don’t Blame Me
• Look what you made me do

folklore / evermore

• Blouse
• Betty
• problems with champagne
• August
• illicit business
• my tears ricochet
• marjoram
• willow

1989

• Style
• Free space
• Shake it
• Wildest dreams
• Bad blood

DEPARTMENT OF TORTURED POETS

• Female Rage: The Musical (contains elements of “MBOBHFT”, “WAfoLOM?”, “loml”, “So Long, London” and “BDILH”)
• But daddy loves him / So high school
• Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?
• Down bad
• Two weeks
• The smallest man who ever lived
• I can do it with a broken heart

Surprise songs

• Department of Tortured Poets (spoken intro; on guitar, contains elements of “Now That We Don’t Talk”)
• You’re On Your Own Baby/Lung Live (Piano Mashup)

Midnight

• Lavender Haze
• Anti hero
• Rain since midnight
• Vigilante Shit
• stocky
• Mind
• Karma (extended outro)