Sold out concerts, one and a half billion dollars grossed all over the world. Her singles and albums are always on the podium of the music charts, so much so that she became the first female artist to have reached 100 million streams on Spotify. Taylor Swift she is a singer with round figures and perhaps considering her a simple “meteor” would be a gamble. Above all, she is the only singer in history, together with the Beatles, to have placed 11 songs simultaneously in the Billboard Top 200.
The American singer-songwriter is one of the most acclaimed people of the moment and the most anticipated artist in San Sirowhere in July hundreds and hundreds of people will gather under the stage of the stadium Milan to sing his most famous songs at the top of his lungs.
The concert lineup
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is making the major American and English tabloids chatter. And, now, the singer is ready to return to Italy13 years after the last concert that saw her sing in our country on the occasion of the only Italian stage of the Speak Now Tour. This year, the artist replies with two dates, 13 and 14 July at the San stadium Siro.
Many are wondering which songs he will bring to the stage and, after performances in different parts of the world, how Melbourne, Paris And Singapore, fans have already speculated what songs he will bring to the Italian stages. The songs are: All Too Well, Anti‐Hero, August, Bad Blood, Bejeweled, Betty, Blank Space and Cardigan. Followed by Champagne Problems, Cruel Summer, Delicate, Don’t Blame Me, Enchanted, Fearless, I Knew You Were Trouble. And also Illicit Affairs, Karma, Lavender Haze, Look What You Made Me Do, Love Story, Lover, Marjorie, Mastermind, Midnight Rain, My Tears Ricochet, Ready for It?
The singer, in addition to always reserving some surprises for her fans, will also sing the most classic songs such as Shake It Off, Style, The Man, 22, Vigilante Shit, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, Wildest Dreams, Willow, You Belong With Me and You Need to Calm Down.
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