Taylor Swift He gave his Spanish public joy this Wednesday by announcing a new date at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid. The performance will take place on May 29, one day before the one confirmed for the 30th, and will also be part of his European tour. The Eras Tour. Tickets went on sale a few hours after the announcement.
The Ticketmaster platform explained that during the day some fans who could not get tickets for the concert on Thursday the 30th (these were sold out in a short period of time) and They were placed on the waiting list and would receive a code by email throughout the day. to buy up to four tickets. And, despite its high price, the difficulty of getting tickets and the opportunity to see Swift after giving her last concert in Spain in 2011 trumps anything for many fans. Swift knows that, given her impact – it is worth remembering that the magazine Times chose her as the person of the year 2023 -, she will manage to fill the stadium without problems.
Thus, Tickets went on sale for the following prices: 226.50 euros for both the left and right front sides of the court; general admission on the track for 170 euros; on stand, by 147; in the first amphitheater, for 187 and in the rear amphitheater for 85 euros. There will be 65,000 people in total who pay for these tickets. The Bernabéu will have a capacity for football matches of 85,000 people, making it the second largest stadium. The first is Camp Nou in Barcelona, with 105,000 seats.
152 concerts and nearly 2 million euros
The tour consists, in total, of 152 concerts and, according to the portal Billboard, Travis Kelce's girlfriend has earned about $11 million for each of the dates on the circuit. The aforementioned media reports that the main source of this income is box office receipts, with a price of about $200 per ticket on average. According to calculations, Swift will pocket a total of 1,672,000,000 dollars when the tour ends, which is equivalent to about 1,541,726,120 euros. And this is not all, since the artist is expected to enter more than 400 million dollars (368,834 euros) for merchandising and related products.
The European tour will take Swift to Edinburgh, Liverpool, Cardiff and London in the UK; Dublin in Ireland; Amsterdam in the Netherlands, Zurich in Switzerland; Milan in Italy; Gelsenkirchen, Munich and Hamburg in Germany; Warsaw in Poland, and Vienna in Austria, in addition to the destinations already mentioned before continuing with new appointments in Canada. Nevertheless, The Eras Tour began in March in Glendale, his hometown in Arizona, and the American events will continue until August (Los Angeles). Next will be the Central and South America phase, from Mexico, where it will arrive on August 24 to Sao Paulo, on November 24, 25 and 26.
