Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour 2024 International Schedule

3rd October 2023 | Category: Concerts

The Eras Tour is slowly shaping up to be one of the biggest music tours in the world. It is certainly Swift’s biggest and most important tour to date, and how could it not be? It celebrates all 10 albums (called eras) of Swift’s incredible career.

The tour began in March this year, but it’s not going to end anytime soon – it’s going to last well into November 2024!

If you want to see the whole schedule for the 2024 era of the Eras Tour, scroll down.

A Brief Wrap up of the Tour So Far

The tour, Swift’s sixth and biggest tour so far, officially started on March 17, 2023. The first show was held in Glendale, Arizona, and it was rapidly followed by a string of highly successful shows across the USA.

However, the last two segments of the tour so far took place outside of the USA, as Taylor headed to Mexico in August for a four-day fest, after which she made a brief break. The tour is set to continue briefly in November again, with three scheduled shows in Brazil.

At the end of the tour, Swift will have held 146 shows in total across 5 different continents. The social and economic impact of the tour is difficult to predict, but it is said that the concerts even affected the US economy – which is more than can be said about most concert tours in history.

The Eras Tour 2024 Dates

The tour hits a pause in November after Swift finishes with the three shows in Brazil, after which she goes on a break until February. The first concert in February is on February 7, and the location? Japan. The final show of the Eras Tour will take place in Toronto, Canada. In October, Taylor Swift is also releasing a film called Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, a concert film documentary that is already smashing records worldwide.

Here is a full list of the international shows in 2024 for Taylor Swift’s already legendary concert tour.

  • February 7 – Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome
  • February 8 – Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome
  • February 9 – Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome
  • February 10 – Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome
  • February 16 – Melbourne, Australia – Melbourne Cricket Ground (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • February 17 – Melbourne, Australia – Melbourne Cricket Ground (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • February 18 – Melbourne, Australia – Melbourne Cricket Ground (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • February 23 – Sydney, Australia – Accor Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • February 24 – Sydney, Australia – Accor Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • February 25 – Sydney, Australia – Accor Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • February 26 – Sydney, Australia – Accor Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • March 2 – Singapore – Singapore National Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • March 3 – Singapore – Singapore National Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • March 4 – Singapore – Singapore National Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • March 7 – Singapore – Singapore National Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • March 8 – Singapore – Singapore National Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • March 9 – Singapore – Singapore National Stadium (ft. Sabrina Carpenter)
  • May 9 – Nanterre, France – Paris La Défense Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • May 10 – Nanterre, France – Paris La Défense Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • May 11 – Nanterre, France – Paris La Défense Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • May 12 – Nanterre, France – Paris La Défense Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • May 17 – Stockholm, Sweden – Friends Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • May 18 – Stockholm, Sweden – Friends Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • May 19 – Stockholm, Sweden – Friends Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • May 24 – Lisbon, Portugal – Estádio da Luz (ft. Paramore)
  • May 25 – Lisbon, Portugal – Estádio da Luz (ft. Paramore)
  • May 30 – Madrid, Spain – Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 2 – Décines-Charpieu, France – Groupama Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 3 – Décines-Charpieu, France – Groupama Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 7 – Edinburgh, Scotland – Murrayfield Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 8 – Edinburgh, Scotland – Murrayfield Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 9 – Edinburgh, Scotland – Murrayfield Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 13 – Liverpool, England – Anfield (ft. Paramore)
  • June 14 – Liverpool, England – Anfield (ft. Paramore)
  • June 15 – Liverpool, England – Anfield (ft. Paramore)
  • June 18 – Cardiff, Wales – Principality Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 21 – London, England – Wembley Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 22 – London, England – Wembley Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 23 – London, England – Wembley Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 28 – Dublin, Ireland – Aviva Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 29 – Dublin, Ireland – Aviva Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • June 30 – Dublin, Ireland – Aviva Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • July 4 – Amsterdam, the Netherlands – Johan Cruyff Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • July 5 – Amsterdam, the Netherlands – Johan Cruyff Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • July 6 – Amsterdam, the Netherlands – Johan Cruyff Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • July 9 – Zürich, Switzerland – Letzigrund (ft. Paramore)
  • July 10 – Zürich, Switzerland – Letzigrund (ft. Paramore)
  • July 13 – Milan, Italy – San Siro (ft. Paramore)
  • July 14 – Milan, Italy – San Siro (ft. Paramore)
  • July 17 – Gelsenkirchen, Germany – Veltins-Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • July 18 – Gelsenkirchen, Germany – Veltins-Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • July 19 – Gelsenkirchen, Germany – Veltins-Arena (ft. Paramore)
  • July 23 – Hamburg, Germany – Volksparkstadion (ft. Paramore)
  • July 24 – Hamburg, Germany – Volksparkstadion (ft. Paramore)
  • July 27 – Munich, Germany – Olympiastadion (ft. Paramore)
  • July 28 – Munich, Germany – Olympiastadion (ft. Paramore)
  • August 1 – Warsaw, Poland – PGE Narodowy (ft. Paramore)
  • August 2 – Warsaw, Poland – PGE Narodowy (ft. Paramore)
  • August 3 – Warsaw, Poland – PGE Narodowy (ft. Paramore)
  • August 8 – Vienna, Austria – Ernst-Happel-Stadion (ft. Paramore)
  • August 9 – Vienna, Austria – Ernst-Happel-Stadion (ft. Paramore)
  • August 10 – Vienna, Austria – Ernst-Happel-Stadion (ft. Paramore)
  • August 15 – London, England – Wembley Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • August 16 – London, England – Wembley Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • August 17 – London, England – Wembley Stadium (ft. Paramore)
  • October 18 – Miami Gardens, USA – Hard Rock Stadium (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • October 19 – Miami Gardens, USA – Hard Rock Stadium (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • October 20 – Miami Gardens, USA – Hard Rock Stadium (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • October 25 – New Orleans, USA – Caesars Superdome (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • October 26 – New Orleans, USA – Caesars Superdome (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • October 27 – New Orleans, USA – Caesars Superdome (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 1 – Indianapolis, USA – Lucas Oil Stadium (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 2 – Indianapolis, USA – Lucas Oil Stadium (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 3 – Indianapolis, USA – Lucas Oil Stadium (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 14 – Toronto, Canada – Rogers Centre (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 15 – Toronto, Canada – Rogers Centre (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 16– Toronto, Canada – Rogers Centre (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 21 – Toronto, Canada – Rogers Centre (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 22 – Toronto, Canada – Rogers Centre (ft. Gracie Abrams)
  • November 23 – Toronto, Canada – Rogers Centre (ft. Gracie Abrams)

You can see the details for every international show and acquire all tickets for The Eras Tour right HERE.

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