Taylor Swift fans shooed away by stewards at Liverpool Anfield concert telling them to ‘move on’

Swifties surround Anfield stadium and the stewards are all over it.

Crowds of Taylor Swift fans were asked to clear outside Liverpool’s Anfield stadium, with stewards urging the crowd to “move on”. The Echo has learned that staff at LFC’s home ground directed groups who turned up hoping to catch a slice of the Eras Tournament to head to Stanley Park instead. It’s not really a surprise; Swifties have been known to gather outside her concerts.

In May 2023, viral clips captured thousands singing outside her concert in Philadelphia, US, and similar scenes unfolded at nearly every stop on the Eras tour.

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For safety reasons, families and other groups were herded away from the players’ entrance. Luckily, they didn’t have to wander too far, and crowds were seen enjoying themselves in nearby Stanley Park.

Despite relentless rain drenching Liverpool FC’s home ground this evening, it did not dampen the enthusiasm of the legion of Swifties who turned out to support their icon, reports the Liverpool Echo. Paramore got the ball rolling around 6.30pm, followed by Taylor making her grand entrance just after 7.30pm.

Fans of all ages tuned in from the park after thousands missed out on tickets when they went on sale last year.

The Eras Tour sees the 34-year-old Grammy Award-winning singer perform for more than three hours in front of thousands of fans. She performs over 45 songs from her back catalogue, which includes songs from Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989, Reputation, Lover, Folklore, Evermore, Midnights and her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department .

The show leaves fans in awe as Taylor sings and dances non-stop, in all weather conditions – be it rain, sun or the strong British wind. This show was quite special not only for the Swifties but also for Taylor as it broke the attendance record at Anfield Stadium. She shared a moment with her fans and thanked them.

Taylor said: “So, I just want to say, these things mean that for us we can play this show for people who would go so above and beyond for us and welcome us to Liverpool in such a way. We love you so much. a lot and, you know, as I was going on stage, they pulled me aside and told me another thing you did for us tonight.”

She continued: “And the thing is, you broke the attendance record for this stadium tonight. Don’t you love knowing that there have never been as many people in this room as there are now? I personally love that feeling.”