Taylor Swift was deeply moved by the crowd’s response during her final Liverpool show tonight.
The world’s biggest popstar concluded the Eras Tour with a spectacular performance at Anfield on Saturday, marking her third sold-out show at the iconic stadium.
The 34-year-old singer-songwriter was taken aback by the electric atmosphere created by the fans, bidding a heartfelt farewell to Merseyside.
Following a rendition of “Champagne Problems,” Taylor was visibly overwhelmed by the incredible ovation and paused to absorb the moment.
She removed her earpiece to fully immerse herself in the experience, mouthing “that’s loud” and holding back tears before addressing the audience.
She said: “It’s genuinely such an honour to play to crowds like this.
“I love you so much Liverpool, thank you.”
During yesterday’s performance, Taylor Swift expressed that Liverpool had made a “stunning impression” on her, emphasizing that the Merseyside leg of her tour held significant importance to her as a singer.
Thursday’s gig marked the 100th show of the record-breaking Eras Tour, which will end in December.
Taylor told the crowd tonight that it has been a privilege to perform in Liverpool.
She said via Liverpool Echo: “Liverpool just look at you. I’ve got to be honest, you’re making me feel absolutely fantastic right now.
“What an honour and a delight it is to say this to you tonight, Liverpool welcome to the Eras tour.
“Here I stand before you on our third and final night getting to play for you here in Liverpool.”
TAYLOR SWIFT’S NEXT ERAS TOUR
Taylor Swift will make a unique stop on her record-breaking £1 billion Eras Tour this week, with Cardiff being the only city where she will perform just once during her extensive 152-show tour.
The Welsh capital, one of over 50 cities on her 21-month-long tour, expects a sold-out crowd of 70,000 at the Principality Stadium on Tuesday.
