Eras Tour In Europe Completed, Taylor Swift Opens Voice About Cancellation Of The Vienna Concert

Taylor Swift appeared in the Eras Tour in London (Instagram @taylorswift)

JAKARTA - Taylor Swift's last appearance for the Eras Tour in London, England on August 20 marks the end of a series of tour concerts in Europe.

As of next December, there will be 18 shows to be held in the United States and Canada.

We have officially completed the 'The Eras Tour' tour in Europe. At the same time, the most excited audience I have ever met, a new tradition in performances, and an entirely new era, wrote Taylor Swift in a description of Instagram uploads.

"The speed is faster than ever, and I am very proud of my crew/players because they are physically capable of performing the show and building our big stage, dismantling it, and making a miracle with very little time for recovery and travel."

The Love Story' singer said he was amazed by the people he knew and worked for Eras Tour's success. He called the last five shows in London a fluctuating stage.

Furthermore, Swift also talked about canceling three shows in Vienna. For the first time, the 34-year-old singer opened her voice over what happened in the Austrian capital.

"The cancellation of our show in Vienna is really devastating. The reason for the cancellation scared me again, and very guilty because so many people had planned to come to the show," Swift said.

"However, I am also very grateful to the authorities for their blessings, we mourn the concert and not the life. I feel happy to see the love and unity that I see among the united fans," he continued.

What happened in Vienna saw Swift and the team work harder to ensure performances in London run safely and comfortably for the audience.

"My team and I work closely with stadium staff and British authorities every day to achieve that goal, and I want to thank them for everything they have done for us," he said.

Swift also revealed the reason why she just talked about the show in Vienna after the European tour series was over.

Let me emphasize: I wouldn't talk about anything in public if I thought it could provoke people who wanted to hurt the fans who came to my show. In a case like this,'silence' actually shows self-control, and waits to express themselves at the right time," he said.

My priority is to finish our European tour safely, and I feel very relieved that we managed to do it. And then London felt like a beautiful series of dreams. The audience at Wembley Stadium was filled with passion, joy and joy. The energy in the stadium was like a giant bear hug from 92,000 people every night, and it took me back to a quiet, loadless place there.