As her sixth headlining concert tour, it showcased the incredible evolution of her music and stage presence. Spanning over 13 years of her career, the tour included songs from nine out of her ten albums, with her self-titled debut album being the only exception. Let's delve into the fascinating facts and highlights of this extraordinary musical journey.

Taylor’s life of touring kicked off in 2009 with the Fearless Tour and was followed by the Speak Now World Tour, The Red Tour, The 1989 Tour, and the Reputation Stadium Tour. However, this tour primarily focused on her four most recent albums, as they had not been performed live on previous tours. Unfortunately, the highly anticipated Lover Fest, which was meant to showcase songs from her "Lover" album, had to be canceled due to the global pandemic.

To compensate for the cancellation, Taylor Swift planned to do performances at pre-existing festivals in North America and Europe, which ultimately led to the creation of Lover Fest East and Lover Fest West as standalone concerts. These special events took place in Los Angeles at the SoFi Stadium and in Foxborough at the Gillette Stadium, respectively. Notably, Taylor Swift has a deep affection for Foxborough, affectionately calling it "Foxy Foxborough" and proclaiming Gillette Stadium as the "most joyful place on earth."

The significance of Gillette Stadium was further emphasized during the Era Tour. Taylor Swift became the first female artist to headline a solo concert at Gillette Stadium, marking a groundbreaking moment in her career. With 65,878 seats filled each night and thousands of fans standing outside, it was an unforgettable experience for all in attendance.

Taylor Swift's affinity for the number 13, her lucky number, was also evident during the Gillette Stadium shows. It was her 13th concert on the tour, and interestingly, it was also her 13th time playing at Gillette Stadium. During one of the shows, she expressed her enthusiasm for the number 13 and its significance in her life, highlighting the connection between her first NFL stadium show and her current tour.

The Eras Tour was filled with surprises and special moments. Two surprise songs, "I Think He Knows" from the "Lover" album and "Red" from the album of the same name, were performed live for the first time. "I Think He Knows" was the sixth track on "Lover" and likely alluded to her ex Joe Alwyn. Notably, Taylor Swift mistakenly put her dress on the wrong way during this performance, adding a lighthearted moment to the show. "Red," which was originally intended to be played on the piano, was performed on the guitar due to a piano malfunction caused by a rainstorm.

The tour also featured several talented opening acts, including Gracie Abrams and Phoebe Bridgers. Phoebe Bridgers joined Taylor Swift on stage for a special rendition of "Nothing New," captivating the audience with their exceptional talent and camaraderie.

Fans have been buzzing about various elements of the Eras Tour, from the intricate costumes and mesmerizing sets to the stunning lighting designs that perfectly encapsulated each era of Taylor Swift's music. The vigilante-themed chair dance was particularly praised for its captivating and sultry nature. Additionally, the bridge of "Cruel Summer" brought fans to their feet, as its infectious energy filled the stadium.

One of the most memorable moments of the tour was the emotional response to "Champagne Problems." The sheer ovation and outpouring of love from the audience showcased the deep connection fans have with this track.