Can you believe Taylor Swift is performing her Eras Tour in daylight this time? It’s a bit unusual for Swifties who are used to her electrifying nighttime performances!
The tour kicked off on March 17, 2023, with a whopping 152 shows across five continents. From Australia to Asia, South America to Mexico, and now the U.K., Taylor is spreading her magic worldwide.
In the U.K., where the sunsets stretch longer into the evening, fans are experiencing a different vibe with these daytime shows. Thanks to the region’s higher latitude, daylight lasts longer due to Earth’s tilt.
As summer approaches, London’s Wembley Stadium will witness Swift’s show on June 20, the longest day of the year for the U.K. Despite the early start time of 8 pm, the outdoor venue allows for an hour of daylight spectacle before dusk.
Swifties online had mixed reactions, with some finding it “illegal” to witness midnight vibes in sunlight. Others fretted about attending upcoming shows under the broad daylight, questioning if they could handle the switch from night to day performances.
Some fans have questioned the effectiveness of the glow-in-the-dark bracelets provided to each attendee. These LED wristbands synchronize with the performance and contribute to the visual extravaganza that is the Eras Tour.
Swift’s team faces a new challenge adapting to outdoor venues compared to indoor arenas like Arlington AT&T Stadium or Paris La Défense Arena. The variable outdoor conditions can add an unpredictable element to the show.
Despite potential challenges, Swift’s fans remain excited. The tour has already smashed the $1 billion milestone, proving that daylight or not, Taylor Swift’s magic knows no bounds.