Taylor Swift returns to Wembley Stadium: Cheap tickets to final ‘Eras Tour’ international shows

Taylor Swift is returning to the world-famous Wembley Stadium in London for her five final “Eras Tour” international shows from Thursday, August 15 through Tuesday, August 20.

She will be joined by Paramore, who’s opened all European tour dates, as well as newly announced special guests SOFIA ISELLA, Holly Humberstone, Suki Waterhouse, Maisie Peters and Raye, who’ll each perform for one night in that order.

With these being Swift’s final international shows, numerous fan theories are circulating about what she might have in store to conclude this landmark leg. The only to find out is to experience it yourself.

Fans looking for last-minute tickets can expect to pay premium prices, starting at $694 on secondary market platforms such as Vivid Seats, StubHub and TicketCity.

Even still, Swift’s London shows are more affordable than the US “Eras Tour” dates, where the cheapest tickets are closer to $3,000.

Where to buy the cheapest Taylor Swift “Eras Tour” tickets for London

Prices and availability are noted at the time of publishing and are subject to change. Here’s a look at the best resale prices available (including fees):

Thursday, August 15

Vivid Seats: Starting at $1,108
StubHub: Starting at $737
TicketCity: Starting at $1,095

Friday, August 16

Vivid Seats: Starting at $1,399
StubHub: Starting at $772
TicketCity: Starting at $1,356

Saturday, August 17

Vivid Seats: Starting at $1,570
StubHub: Starting at $694
TicketCity: Starting at $1,521

Monday, August 19

Vivid Seats: Starting at $2,054
StubHub: Starting at $1,102
TicketCity: Starting at $1,994

Tuesday, August 20

Vivid Seats: Starting at $1,510
StubHub: Starting at $708
TicketCity: Starting at $1,479

What is the ‘Eras Tour’ setlist?

With the release of Swift’s new album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” the singer has mixed up her setlist from her previous North American dates. The 46-song setlist now includes songs from “Lover,” “Fearless,” “Red,” “Speak Now,” “Reputation,” “Folklore/Evermore,” “1989,″ “The Tortured Poets Department” and “Midnights,” in that order.

Where else is Taylor Swift playing?

After London, Swift will take a one-month hiatus before returning to North America for shows in Miami Gardens, New Orleans, Indianapolis, Toronto and Vancouver, bringing an end to the historic “Eras Tour.”

See a complete list of her remaining “Eras Tour” dates here.

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