Taylor Swift live updates as fans left gobsmacked at a possible Reputation hint (2024)

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And with that - Taylor wraps up night two!

Night two in Liverpool has come to an end!

The star has ended the night after leaving her fans gobsmacked with her surprised songs of the night and possibly hinting at Reputation (Taylor's Version) as she serenaded Liverpool in the rain. One more show to go before she's off to Cardiff!

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Fans predict a This is What You Came For (Taylor's Version) on Reputation re-release

When Taylor performed This Is What You Came For during the surprise songs set, fans noticed a small clue that pointed towards the possibility of it being a "from the vault" song on Reputation (Taylor's Version).

As Taylor sang the hit song originally by Calvin Harris and Rihanna, fans noticed the bracelets in the crowd glowed green - the colour of the snake that has come to represent the Reputation album. Since Taylor co-wrote the song and provided backing vocals for it, fans think she might be recording it to release whenever she releases her version of Reputation.

The second mash up song has fans gobsmacked

For her piano mash up song, Taylor sang The Great War with You're Losing Me.

Fans lost their mind on social media as she played The Great War off her album Midnights. The chaos only intensified as she started You're Losing Me - a "From The Vault" track that she originally only released to those attending the Eras Tour at Metlife Stadium last year. But she then put it on streaming services weeks later.

"Feeling victimized by the surprise songs from liverpool n2," one fan wrote on Twitter, now known as X. Another asked: "Is everyone there doing okay?"

Taylor's first surprise song has fans asking if that was 'an option'

Taylor started her surprise song set with This Is What You Came For - a song by Calvin Harris and featuring Rihanna.

The song was co-written by Taylor and featured some of her vocals uncredited. Fans were left gobsmacked, taking to Twitter, now known as X, to share their thoughts. "THIS IS WHAT YOU CAME FOR???!!! THATS AN OPTION???????" one fan wrote.

She mashed the song with her song Gold Rush off her album Evermore, leaving her fans even more stunned than before.

Taylor leads the UK albums chart for a sixth week with TTPD

Taylor's latest album has been top of the UK album charts for six weeks - making it her longest running number one album in the country ever.

The star charted ahead of Charli XCX's new album Brat and Bon Jovi's album Forever. Those two albums were reportedly battling it out for number one - until Taylor released a digital album only available for one day on Thursday.

The increased interest in Taylor as she released this limited time album in the last day of the week pushed Taylor to the top position, angering Charli and Bon Jovi fans.

The Tortured Poets Department starts as fans eagerly wait for surprise songs

Taylor has taken the stage in her white Tortured Poets' dress with cursive writing all over it, marking the star's latest era.

She paired the dress with black gloves, which she first started wearing in Edinburgh - with some fans speculating it was due to the cold weather. After this era, Taylor will do a quick outfit change and then start her surprise song mash ups.

The past mash ups have had fans all over the world gobsmacked, with yesterday's show getting a mash up of I Can See You and Mine, and another mash up of Cornelia Street and Maroon.

Fans compare Taylor Swift to detergent

Taylor got on stage for her 1989 era wearing a purple top and orange skirt, leaving fans on the internet amused.

Swifties playfully poked at their icon, saying the singer was dressed like a Tide Pod with her orange and purple combination - the same colours as the laundry detergent pod. Other fans declared she looked like children's TV character Dora the Explorer or the Sour Patch Kids candy.

This isn't the first time Swifties have commented on her outfit choices. One of her 1989 outfits in Edinburgh, made of a green skirt and purple top, had fans comparing the star to Ariel from The Little Mermaid.

Time for 'Folkmore'!

Taylor donned her light blue dress for her "Folkmore" era - the combination of her Folklore and Evermore eras.

The star had to combine the two after her release of The Tortured Poets Department this year, as she needed to make space in the set list for her newly released music. In the combined era, Taylor sings hits like Cardigan, Betty, and Champagne Problems.

Taylor is in her Reputation era

In her trusty red and black bodysuit, Taylor has started her Reputation part of the show.

Taylor has worn the same bodysuit every show, switching up every other era's outfits except this one. She'll perform four of her songs from the hit 2017 album - Ready for It, Delicate, Don't Blame Me, and Look What You Made Me Do.

Fans who play the "Mastermind" game on the Swift Alert app, a fantasy football style guessing game of Taylor's outfits, know they'll always get a point or two guessing her reliable bodysuit.

The 'OG Purple Cupcake' dress is back for Speak Now era

Taylor walked out on stage for her Speak Now portion of the show wearing her purple sparkly dress that she wore for the first show.

The fans on social media deemed the dress her 'OG Purple Cupcake' dress and were excited to see it's return.

She only performs one song from her third album Speak Now, Enchanted, but there's a possibility she might sing some more later during the surprise portion of the show.

Taylor proclaims she has 'the most fun' in Liverpool

The star took the stage in Liverpool for the second show and admitted that she was having the time of her life performing there.

She told the crowd: "I also know that the reason it’s the most fun is because I’ve never played for such enthusiastic, generous crowds in my entire life!"

Taylor just wrapped up her Red era on tour and will take the stage soon for her Speak Now era.

Fans wait excitedly for Paramore to take the stage

Anfield Stadium is buzzing with excitement as fans take their seats and their places on the floor.

The second show of the Eras Tour in Liverpool will kick off soon as Paramore will take the stage first to hype up the crowd and get them ready for Taylor Swift's three-hour set that spans all 11 of her albums with some surprise songs thrown in the mix.

Fans share selfies as they prepare for the second Liverpool show

Ahead of the show tonight, fans are sharing selfies of themselves as they get ready.

In their photos, fans don dresses made of the British flag or outfits that show off their favorite Taylor Swift era. They pose in front of the mirrors with their friends, show off their friendship bracelets, and write "13" on their hands.

"On my way to #LiverpoolTStheErasTour so excited that I NEED TO CALM DOWN," one fan wrote on Twitter, now known as X.

Liverpool renamed as Taylor Nation shares a pride month message

The city of Liverpool is hereby known as "Loverpool" according to Swifties.

Taylor Nation, the official account of all things Taylor Swift run by her team, shared a video on X, formally known as Twitter, of Taylor performing You Need To Calm Down. "On this 5th anniversary of You Need To Calm Down, we hereby declare #LiverpoolTSTheErasTour “Loverpool!” ‘Cause at #TSTheErasTour, we want you to be who you are, love who you want, and let us see your HANDS," they captioned it.

The song has become an anthem for LGBTQ+ Swifties as it hits out against those hating against them. It includes the lyrics: "You just need to take several seats and then try to restore the peace/And control your urges to scream about all the people you hate/'Cause shade never made anybody less gay."

Fans share their excitement over the weather today in Liverpool

The sun has come out for Taylor's second night at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool.

Yesterday's weather started out typically British with some clouds and rain. Thankfully the rain stopped before Taylor took the stage, though it did cause the opening band Paramore's set to run late.

But today fans posted on Twitter that the sun is shining and the clouds are sparse as fans let out a sigh of relief and put their rain ponchos away.

Taylor shares sweet moment with Travis Kelce from Liverpool

Taylor shared a sweet moment with her beau Travis Kelce after her show in Liverpool last night, despite her being in the United Kingdom and him being back in the United States.

Last night, Taylor stormed the stage at Anfield in Liverpool, England, with the starlet coming off stage a little after 11pm. But the energetic hitmaker didn't go straight to sleep after her gig, because at around 3am she was watching a live stream as a boyfriend, Travis, received a Super Bowl ring.

After Travis' team, The Kansas City Chiefs, won the Super Bowl back in February, he and his teammates have been presented with their Super Bowl rings. For those not in the know, a Super Bowl ring is a beautifully designed piece of jewellery which is given to each player on the team which won the Super Bowl as a memento of their individual achievement.

As seen in screenshots shared on X, Taylor joined Chariah Gordon's Instagram Live from the ceremony. Commenting on the Live, Taylor wrote: "AHHHHHHH" and "JOINING THE PARTY FROM LIVERPOOL LETS GOOOOOOOO."

The hitmaker then penned: "Gotta go to sleep it's so late here. Love you guys," complete with a slew of red heart emojis.

Taylor halted Liverpool gig amid 'sniffly nose' after battling cold weather in the UK

Taylor Swift halted her gig in Liverpool last night as she endured a 'sniffly nose' after battling cold weather in the UK, which comes after a 'chaotic' opening to the night.

Last night at Anfield, Taylor could be seen wiping her nose before singing a surprise song mash-up during her acoustic set. Before crooning a medley of Cornelia Street and Maroon, Taylor held a tissue in her hands before wiping her nose.

She said: "We'll be fine," before saying: "I can do it with a sniffly nose," which was a blatant and sweet nod towards her song, I Can Do It With A Broken Heart, from her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department.

Taylor and dancers struggle as they suffer ‘most chaotic Eras Tour opening yet’

Taylor and her dance troop seemingly struggled as they suffered the ‘most chaotic Eras Tour opening yet’, according to fans on social media who shared clips from last night in Liverpool.

Fans have said that Taylor endured "the most CHAOTIC Eras Tour opening yet" as she "almost didn't go on the platform in time" during her opening song, Miss Americana and The Heartbreak Prince.

When Taylor arrives on stage, there are massive multi-colored fabric fan-shaped pieces of material flowing around on stage. Taylor then emerges from underneath them and jumps onto a platform which rises up into the air. In the clip, the hitmaker could be seen struggling to jump onto the platform in time, leaving fans a little worried and concerned.

Reacting to the video shared on social media, one person replied: "idk if it’s cuz it’s windy or if the platform didn’t bring taylor up in time…or a combo of those things." Another then said: "it looks like the first lift didn’t bring her up fast enough. Kam [her dancer] had to step down cuz it wasn’t flush yet."

Study reveals the best time for Swifties to take a toilet break during the Eras tour

With a whopping 45 songs on the setlist, it has now been revealed what time is the best time to dash to the toilet for a quick loo break.

Victorian Plumbing has analysed the tour to help you know when is best to go, and according to the plumbing company, there are three songs that are ideal to nip to the toilets.

Victorian Plumbing has estimated that the average person needs to go to the bathroom once every 2 hours and 8 minutes, meaning it's more than likely nature will call during the gig.

Alex Woods at Victorian Plumbing recommends three of the best songs which may be the perfect opportunity for a bathroom break.

1. The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived

“One of the best options to escape for a quick toilet break is during The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived. The track is one of Taylor’s newer releases and currently is the least streamed song included on her predicted setlist (excluding surprise songs). Therefore, it’s unlikely to be one of your favourites and may be the optimum time to run to the loo. Plus, it lasts 4 minutes and 5 seconds - just the right amount of time to make it to the toilets and back before the end.”

2. Cruel Summer

“Cruel Summer is Taylor’s most streamed song, meaning that the queues during this part of her set will likely be at the lowest level with Swifties staying put for their favourite tune. But yet again, this may not be the ideal time as the chances are it’s one of your top picks too...“

3. All Too Well (10 Minute Version)

“All Too Well is Taylor’s longest song expected in her set, lasting 10 minutes to be exact. This gives fans the longest time to get to the toilet and back to their seat without missing another song.

The song is also a fan favourite, meaning queues will be a lot shorter than some of her other less popular songs. But this also means it’s likely to be one of your favourites too, which could potentially rule it out as an option.”

Jurgen Klopp is a Swiftie - Liverpool manager returns to Anfield

Jurgen Klopp, the former Liverpool FC manager, recently announced his return to Anfield for Taylor Swift's debut concert in Liverpool.

The 56-year-old, who bid an emotional goodbye to fans when he stepped down as manager last season, attended the record-breaking Eras tour with his wife Ulla. The legendary manager confirmed his attendance on Instagram, sharing a short video clip with his followers on Thursday. He captioned the post: "Going back to a place I know 'All Too Well'... See you at Anfield @TaylorSwift."

In the video, Klopp said: "So! Back in Liverpool and now it's Taylor time. So three things I had to do today. No I had two. A barber appointment with Umut then... we're going out to Anfield", reports the Liverpool Echo. "First time going to not for a football game but in the stands and watching Taylor Swift. So yeah, I'm not Taylor made obviously... but Taylor ready.

"Let's go to Anfield and have a good night. A great night would be cool. See you there."

Taylor played very rare song while giving sweet nod to Liverpool

Taylor played a very rare song while giving a super sweet nod to Liverpool at The Eras Tour last night at Anfield, with the hitmaker wowing fans with two medleys.

Taylor always does something to make fans feel special, and last night's show was no different. Amid rife speculation that she could be making an announcement, Taylor paid tribute to Liverpool when she made a sweet nod to the city with her surprise songs.

During the acoustic set, Taylor treated fans to a mash up of I Can See You with Mine, and then a second mash up with Cornelia Street with Maroon.

Speaking about singing I Can See You, Taylor told the crowds: "Last time I was in Liverpool, I was shooting a music video." The music video features actors Joey King and Taylor's ex-boyfriend Taylor Lautner, along with writer and musician Presley Cash, who work together in the video to free Taylor Swift from a vault.

Liverpool review: Singer rivals Beatlemania as Eras Tour wows Anfield crowd

Mirror reporter Scarlett O'Toole attended the 100th Eras Tour show last night in Liverpool. She witnessed the American hitmaker perform to more than 50,000 fans last night as the popstar took to the stage.

The singer's impressive set lasted for more than three hours and was divided into the different eras of each of the albums that the hitmaker has released. Taylor opened with Miss Americana and The Heartbreak Prince from her 2019 album Lover, with the crowd breaking out into deafening applause.

Mirror reporter Scarlett wrote in her dedicated review of the gig: "Even with the classic British Summer of rain and freezing temperatures, the crowd's enthusiasm never faltered.

"Rain ponchos went on to protect the custom-made glitter outfits and luckily, Taylor brought the sun with her, with the rain stopping by the time she graced the stage."

And amid the rife speculation that a big announcement could be coming, she added: "While many might be disappointed that Paul McCartney didn't appear as a special guest and an announcement wasn't made, it was still certainly a night to remember."

Taylor Swift fans escorted away from stadium at Liverpool concert by security

Taylor Swift fans reportedly didn't get to see her entire concert in full last night in Liverpool.

During her 100th Eras Tour show, which took place last night at Anfield in Liverpool, a Mirror reporter witnessed three girls being escorted out of the stadium by security.

A reporter from The Mirror observed nine security guards walking three girls out of Taylor's concert at Anfield Stadium. The three women appeared to have had too much to drink, according to the reporter who attended the gig.

Taylor's wardrobe switch-up gives fans a possible major clue

Taylor had an incredible, costume-filled performance in Edinburgh, Scotland last weekend as she gave the audience a top-tier show. For The Tortured Poets Department set, Taylor rocked a pair of black gloves for the first time since incorporating the new songs into The Eras Tour, which came after she suffered an awkward blunder that led to the outfit alteration.

The hitmaker then left fans wondering if there was a hidden meaning last night when she stepped out in the iconic TTPD Vivienne Westwood frock which was teamed with white gloves instead of black while on stage in Liverpool. The Grammy-winning singer has only worn gloves with this outfit on two occasions after her hands got cramp in Scotland, so this was a big moment for some fans who pick up on every detail that gets changed.

Some fans speculated that since The Manuscript album cover for TTPD is white, there is a chance that Taylor might have been subtly revealing that something centering around the variant edition was coming.

Good morning, Swifties! Liverpool N2 is fast approaching...

Wow! What a night Liverpool Night One was... Mirror reporter Scarlett O'Toole was at the concert reporting live for the 100th show amid rife rumours that something big was going to happen.

Many fans are saying that it's the biggest day in 'clowning' history, after the entire fandom was convinced that either Reputation (Taylor's Version) was going to be announced, a TTPD music video was going to be released, or Taylor might bring out Sir Paul McCartney to croon a surprise song with her.

None of the above happened, but the show itself did not disappoint, with Taylor singing some spectacular surprise songs such as a mashup of I Can See You and Mine, with another mashup of Cornelia Street and Maroon.

Mirror reporter Scarlett said in her review of the gig: "While many might be disappointed that Paul McCartney didn't appear as a special guest and an announcement wasn't made, it was still certainly a night to remember."

Taylor Swift halts show due to tech issue as she helps fans

Taylor had to stop her show during the Evermore set.

The star explained to fans that her in-ear pieces were getting messed up due to the wind. While at first she thought that someone accidentally left their microphone on, she was informed that it was actually how loud the wind was whipping through the air. Despite the poor weather, she pesevered.

As she fixed her in-ears, she also noticed some commotion in the crowd. Out of concern for their safety, she guided security to go help a few fans out.

Taylor Swift shares special moment with a fan

Taylor Swift is known to give a special fan a hat during her performance of 22 from the RED album during her Eras Tour.

While performing at her first show at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool on Thursday, June 13, she handed the 22 hat to a fan and the crowd was loud during the special moment. This special moment came after Taylor addressed that she broke an attendance record at Anfield Stadium during her 100th show of the Eras Tour. She sold out three shows in Liverpool.

Not only is the 22 performance special because the singer shares a special moment with a fan but she also makes it fun for others. During the performance, she wears an oversized white t-shirt that reads something new and it's usually about the singer. Thursday nights shirt read: "Who's Taylor Swift Anyway? Ew."

Pop star shines in golden gown for Speak Now era

Speak Now era only gets one song on the set list.

However, Taylor Swift sure knows how to make the most of it. In Liverpool, she stepped out in a golden ballgown to sing Enchanted. Fans, of course, loved the look, but were heartbroken that she hasn't brought back Long Live which made a brief stint on the set list back in America.

Taylor wears classic t-shirt for Red era

The pop star is sticking to the basics so far for the 100th show.

Taylor wore her typical outfit for the Red era. She chose her t-shirt that reads, "Who's Taylor Swift anyway? Ew," which is the original reference. As always, she gave her hat to a fan with a young Swiftie giving her a high five after they made the hand-off.

Swiftie wears new Liverpool shirt with nod to Taylor

In the stands of the venue, one fan wore a red Liverpool t-shirt with ‘Swift’ across the back. Plus, it featured Taylor’s favourite number, 13. The new Liverpool jersey features a 97 printed near the neckline, recognising the 97th victim who died in the Hillsborough tragedy.

The Hillsborough disaster occurred in 1989 at Hillsborough Stadium during a FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool FC and Nottingham Forest. The standing room only event resulted in a fatal crowd crush amounting in 97 casualties.