Taylor Swift Celebrates The 100th Show For The Eras Tour

Taylor Swift while appearing in The Eras Tour at Liverpool (Instagram @taylorswift)

JAKARTA - Taylor Swift celebrates her 100th show for The Eras Tour at Liverpool, England with great pride.

Through his Instagram account, the 'Cruel Summer' singer said the show in the city from The Beatles was full of beautiful memories.

So many fond memories of Liverpool!! We played our 100th show at The Eras Tour (which feels so crazy because this show feels new to me every time we play it)," Taylor Swift wrote in the caption.

Not to forget, the 34-year-old singer and songwriter also expressed his gratitude to many who have excelled for the success of The Eras Tour. He is delighted to be able to spend his 100th show in front of fans at Liverpool.

"I would like to thank our Eras Tour crew, my fellow players and band who have now committed hundreds of hours to performing this show and giving everything backstage," Swift said.

I don't believe the work ethic, creativity, and dedication that I have every day. Liverpool audiences are so expressive, generous, and win relentlessly. Thank you to everyone present this weekend (you broke the stadium attendance record of all time!!)," he continued.

"AND thank you to everyone who has come to one of the shows at The Eras Tour. This is a lifelong adventure because of you."

Previously, local officials in Liverpool changed many things to welcome The Eras Tour. Various ornaments related to Taylor Swift and her works decorate the corners of the city.

Outside Anfield Stadium, which is used as a concert venue, Taylor Town Trail is held, where fans can tour the city and see special installations that have been made, one of which is a piano that can be played and covered with moss, as Swift plays in her video for Cardigan.

Taylor Town Trail also takes visitors through some of the most iconic locations in Liverpool, such as Royal Albert Dock, which is now decorated with a seven-foot-high butterfly installation inspired by Swift's first album and Lime Street Station with a giant clock to climb, which represents Taylor Swift's Midnights album.

All the special installations were made by local artists and studios, including Catherine Rogers, Anna Mulhearn, Buy By Bethan, Submarine Studios and others.