Since early afternoon, spectators have been lining up in front of the stadium in Singapore. Many fans dressed up elaborately and cosplayed as Taylor Swift.
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| According to The Straits Times , on the afternoon of March 2, 50,000 people flocked to the National Stadium to immerse themselves in the music and heat of Taylor Swift on the first day of The Eras Tour concert, Singapore leg. The newspaper said fans had been lining up since early afternoon waiting to exchange bracelets and check-in to go inside. |
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| The audience dressed up in gorgeous, sophisticated outfits that were unique. They excitedly took photos and recorded memorable moments. Some fans attracted attention when they covered their bodies with a scarf. |
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| Swift’s cross-generational appeal was evident as fans of all ages flocked. In the photo are Filipino audience members Salome Uy, Nannette Ibasco, Linda Tan and Melinda Sia, in their 50s and 60s, dancing Shake It Off together. “This is what Taylor will look like in 20 years,” Linda Tan joked, flipping her blonde wig. “We love her for her upbeat songs and beautiful outfits”. |
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| The weather in Singapore suddenly rained heavily for about 10 minutes. Many people got wet because they did not bring an umbrella. However, after the rain, the air is very cool. |
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| Natalie Bell (left) and Cherise Wong (right) wear sports outfits inspired by the 2009 MV Y ou Belong With Me. In it, Natalie cosplays as a cool girl cheerleader, while Cherise plays the main character Plain Jane in the band. Two 18-year-old female students shared that they started planning their outfits from June 2023. Each set takes about 6 hours to make by hand. |
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| He injured his leg and had to use a wheelchair, but he couldn’t stop this male fan from showing his love for Taylor Swift. |
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| Around 7:00 p.m. (local time), the concert started. Sabrina Carpenter opened the show with the performance Read Your Mind. Before the singer took the stage, a video of Taylor Swift singing Picture To Burn from her 2006 debut album, was shown. |
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| The auditorium exploded when Taylor Swift appeared and performed her global hits. According to the previous announcement, the American singer performed 44 songs from her 10 albums, and also had a performance that promised to surprise fans. |
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| The crowd filled the empty space inside the stadium, shouting “Singapore” every time Swift wanted them to respond. It is expected that Swift’s next 5 concerts will also be crowded with audiences, mainly from Southeast Asian countries. |
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| Outside, those who couldn’t buy tickets (or mistakenly bought fake tickets) spread silver sheets and enthusiastically responded to the music. This image is familiar in music shows. At the previous Australian leg, many Swift fans stood outside the stadium but kept singing along with their idol. |
