Taylor Swift's Eras Tour!

By Lia Low

Since her debut in 2009, Taylor Swift has released ten original studio albums, four of which she re-recorded with added songs “From the Vault.” Following the rerelease of her album 1989 (Taylor’s Version), Taylor Swift announced three additional shows for the Eras Tour in Canada. She will be touring in Vancouver at BC Place in 2024 on December 6th, 7th, and 8th. Registration was open from November 2nd to November 4th and presale codes were emailed on November 8th and 9th. 


Swifties said that though picking and purchasing available seats was the hardest part of the process for the Toronto show, receiving the codes in the first place was the main challenge in Vancouver. The RBC Avion codes were emailed on November 15th. 


If you have not gotten tickets yet, do not fret, as you can still stand outside the stadium to listen to her. From the information passed between her fans (I am ‘fans’), the price range in Ontario ranged from roughly $180-$1,160. So far, Swifties in Vancouver have managed to get tickets for as low as $140, but many are reselling them for much higher costs.


The new movie, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, became the highest-grossing concert film of all-time, grossing over $241 million worldwide. The musical documentary has only been out for less than two months, as it was released on October 13th. It recently stopped showing in theaters but with a loyal fan base like Swift’s, we can expect the film to be screened on another platform soon.


If you have not gotten your Eras Tour tickets yet, I have hope for you and I both!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Columns

Image
By Megan Wong   Have you ever wondered where iconic architectural pillars came from? Well, the most common ones used today are considered the Classical Orders of Architecture which originated in ancient Greece and Rome. The five styles are called the Ionic, Doric, Corinthian, Tuscan, and Composite orders. They were used to define the style of the people living in certain areas of Europe and the era it was created in. Ionic Order The Ionic Order was created in ancient Greece by the Ionian Greeks in the 6th century. The column is primarily known for its two volutes as it gives the impression that the column is two-sided. It is also considered to be a more feminine version of the Doric column where the volutes and dart ornaments represent the female anatomy of ovaries and eggs. Others say that the volutes resemble scrolls to represent communication at the time. The order was created in Ionia, which we now know as Turkiye, and created some problems for architects at the time ...
Read more

Archery Club

Image
By Anna Segelken Templeton’s new Archery Club had its first meeting on Friday, October 4th. Ten people came out to shoot some arrows and have some fun. As president April Vander Ster says, archery is “good for training certain muscles, and for endurance and such, but I think more importantly, it’s something that can help with your mental health”. Members can expect an environment of calm, concentration, and community. I had the pleasure of trying out some archery, and it made me feel powerful, grounded, and connected to the past. Archery has been practiced for centuries, with evidence of the bow and arrow dating back approximately 72,000 to 60,000 years. Though the development of firearms rendered archers obsolete in warfare, the practice of archery has remained for hunting and sport, both competitive and recreational, like this club. The Archery Club will continue to meet during FIT on Fridays, in the small gym. Vander Ster is eager...
Read more

Getaway Car

Image
By Phoenix Nguyen   No, nothing good starts in a getaway car. The ties were black, and the lies were white; in shades of grey in candlelight. I hated it. I hated how we were. I hate that I was chasing make-belief status. I knew you tried to change the ending, but alas, Peter still lost Wendy. You never saw it coming, so I too blinded myself. ‘Tis was another fine evening in June. The chill of the northerly wind having given away in the late afternoon to a lovely warm stillness and clarity in the air. Far different from the atmosphere inside the car, far different from the cages and chains in my throat trapping those fierce claps from bursting my heart open, fluttering words up my throat, throwing up the butterflies that were pacing my mind since forever. Wise men say love is a rebellious bird, coming and going, passing by unbeknownst to us. If such is true, then I ought to be the wintriest place for any bird, for I have never experienced th...
Read more