Taylor Swift’s massive ongoing “Eras Tour” returns to the U.S. and Canada in October. See the star live with Gracie Abrams next month during the five-city North American tour extension.

Today is Friday the 13th. While many think seeing the number 13 is a sign of bad luck, but not for Taylor Swift fans. The number 13 has long been associated with Swift.

One of the biggest names on the planet is coming to Indianapolis and we have got you covered. Taylor Swift is ending the U.S. leg of her Eras Tour with three nights at Lucas Oil Stadium before heading to Canada for the tour's final shows.

Taylor Swift’s global “Eras Tour” is making its way back to the States next month, performing in Miami Gardens, New Orleans, and Indianapolis with pop artist Gracie Abrams throughout the fall.

While that sounds particularly expensive, we’re happy to report that prices have dropped almost universally across the board in the US since we last reported on how much tickets cost back in April following the release of “The Tortured Poets Department;” somehow, nearly all Canadian shows are going for more now than they were five months ago.

The last leg of Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour begins in October. The tour comes to an end December 2024. Tickets for remaining dates are selling fast. If you haven’t been able to get to a show yet, you can still choose from Miami, Fla.; New Orleans, La.; and Indianapolis, Ind.

A sudden news has recently begun circulating online, claiming that Taylor Swift has decided to cancel the remaining concerts of her record-breaking Eras Tour. The rumor began spreading when a social media post claimed that the “Wildest Dreams” singer has decided to discontinue her tour.

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