Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, which turned into a cultural and economic phenomenon as it spanned 149 shows across the globe for nearly two years, comes to an end on Dec. 8 in Vancouver, B.C. Swift’s intensely loyal fandom went to great lengths to travel around the world to sold-out stadiums, where the megastar played for almost 3½ hours each night. The Swifties traded friendship bracelets (so much so that they caused a bead shortage in certain cities), dressed in elaborate costumes and sometimes were so overwhelmed by the show that they had post-concert amnesia.
Tell The Post: What did Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour mean to you?
Before the tour comes to an end on Dec. 8, we want to hear from fans on what impact it had on them.
By Emily Yahr
Whether you attended the tour in person or viewed the show via live stream (or “watched” from a parking lot!), we want to hear about the impact it had on you. To submit, please use the form below. We will not publish any part of your response without following up, so please provide your contact information. If you are under 18, we’ll need parental permission to interview or quote you. Thank you for contributing.
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