taylor Swift concert Review

By: Gracie Johnson

Friday, November 1st 2024 @ Lucas Oil Stadium

Outside the Stadium

Before the concert even started, fans were all over the streets around Lucas Oil Stadium, dressed in their best outfits and full of excitement. Colorful, sequin bodysuits and fans recreating Taylor’s most famous looks were everywhere. There were photo ops and merch booths all around, and people were trading friendship bracelets in the true Eras Tour style. The vibe outside the stadium was so fun and electric. Even with so many people, it wasn’t too crowded, and everyone seemed to know exactly where to go. When the gates opened, cheers exploded from the crowd, but lines were still easy to handle. Security was super organized, and fans waiting in line were chanting songs, dancing, and taking selfies to “remember this moment.”

Gracie Abrams

As fans got to their seats, excitement started building for the opening act, Gracie Abrams. Gracie, who’s a rising pop star, has been touring with Taylor for some of the Eras Tour shows. Right at 7:00 p.m., the lights dimmed, and people started chanting Gracie’s songs. Then, her name flashed across the stage as she came out and started with her hit, “I Love You, I’m Sorry.” She sang a few of her most popular songs, like “21” and “Close to You,” and ended with songs from her new deluxe album.

Start of Concert

Taylor kicked off the night with songs from her Lover era, opening with hits like “Cruel Summer” and “You Need to Calm Down.” Her stage presence was amazing, and the colorful visuals were perfect for the vibe of the songs. Fans were totally into it, dancing and singing along to each song. From Lover, she transitioned to Fearless, and it felt like she was taking us all back to the beginning of her career. Each era was like a new chapter, with awesome costumes and visuals that matched each album’s style.

Folklore and Evermore

One of the most beautiful parts of the night was when Taylor performed songs from Folklore and Evermore. The setup on stage was simple and calm, which fit the feel of these albums, and her emotional singing made these songs even more powerful. The crowd was mesmerized, with everyone holding up their phone lights, creating a magical, starry effect. It added a sense of warmth and nostalgia to the night.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour brought an unforgettable night to Indianapolis, with fans packing the stadium to experience her entire music journey. Each part of the concert had amazing visuals, iconic outfits, and highlighted just how talented Taylor is as a songwriter. It was definitely a night that fans won’t forget anytime soon.

1989 and the Grand Finale

Taylor didn’t slow down as she moved into the 1989 era, bringing tons of energy with songs like “Shake It Off” and “Blank Space” that had the whole stadium dancing. The lights, neon colors, and cool choreography brought the pop vibe of 1989 to life. For her finale, she performed songs from Reputation, Midnights, and her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department. Her last songs were intense and emotional, showing how amazing she is as a performer and leaving the crowd totally hyped. Fans walked out buzzing with excitement from a night they’ll remember forever, celebrating every phase of Taylor’s journey.