Taylor Swift brought her electrifying Eras Tour to Paris, marking the beginning of the European leg with four unforgettable shows at La Defense Arena. Fans were thrilled to witness the first-ever live performances of songs from her latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”
Addressing the ecstatic crowd, Swift expressed her excitement, describing them as a “dream crowd.” The audience erupted into cheers as the show unveiled tracks from the new album, signaled by images of typewriter sheets.
Dressed in lyrics and exuding passion, Swift delivered captivating renditions of new songs like “But Daddy I Love Him,” “Fortnight,” and “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” along with an enchanting performance of “I Can Do it with a Broken Heart,” complete with a golden-era Hollywood dance routine.
The inclusion of songs from “The Tortured Poets Department” was a dream come true for many fans, who had eagerly awaited this moment. Changes were made to the setlist, combining the “Folklore” and “Evermore” segments while removing select songs to accommodate the new additions.
Swift’s magnetic presence and introspective lyrics resonated deeply with fans, who traveled from far and wide to be part of the experience. Georg’Ann Daly celebrated her birthday in Paris, traveling all the way from Nashville for the show, while superfans camped out for days to secure prime spots.
Following the Paris shows, Swift’s tour will continue across Europe, captivating audiences in Sweden, Portugal, Spain, and more. The Eras Tour, already a record-breaking success, has solidified Swift’s status as a global icon, with fans eagerly devouring every new release and performance.