Taylor Swift’s Reputation Stadium Tour begins in just days and she’s been dropping major details on social media.
But perhaps the biggest news of all is what she’s not telling.
People Magazine reported that T has broken a record previously held by her ex-Harry Styles and his former One Direction bandmates.
“The frenzy continues to grow as Taylor Swift has already broken the University of Phoenix Stadium’s concert attendance record, which was previously held by One Direction in 2014 with 56,524 fans,” said Tom Sadler, President and CEO of the Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority as reported by People.
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“With 11 days left before the show, Swift has already surpassed their attendance number. The Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour, in Glendale, Arizona on May 8th will feature Swift along with opening acts Camila Cabello and Charli XCX.”
On April 28, Taylor gave fans a “10-day update” on her Instagram Story with details about the upcoming tour.
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“I can’t believe it,” she said, describing the new stage she’ll be performing on and other exciting information.
“The stage is the biggest stage we’ve ever had,” Taylor revealed.
“It’s 110 feet tall, and both of the B stages that are out in the audience are pretty much just as big as the main stage on the 1989 tour,” she said, revealing to fans that there are THREE stages this time out.
You heard us, THREE STAGES, which are three ways to get closer to T when she performs.
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“The thing about this stage that we’ve never had before is it’s got a video screen wall that’s pretty seamless, and that continues down onto the floor, so everything we’re walking on onstage is a screen,” she added.
“It’s so cool from like the upper sections of the stadiums.”
But she revealed, all this new equipment is taking some getting used to.
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“When we’re walking on it, though, it’s kind of like you’re walking on an optical illusion,” she laughed.
“We’ll get used to it, I promise.”
The tour launches May 8 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
