Taylor Swift announces first round of international Eras Tour dates

Additional dates will follow

Taylor Swift has announced her first overseas performance | Taylor Swift Elas Tour. Swift will head to Mexico City for three days in August, followed by a South American stay in Argentina, Rio de Janeiro and Brazil in November. Additional dates will be announced soon.

Verified fan registration for the show in Mexico is now open. Fans can register until Wednesday, June 7, 11:59 p.m. local time. Tickets go on sale June 13th at 2pm local time. Access is prioritized for Mexican residents. Only fans who have received an email confirming access will be able to join the queue.

General sales to Argentina will begin at 10am local time on Tuesday, June 6th.

Pre-sales for tickets to Brazil will begin on Tuesday, June 6th at 10am local time. Fans who bought tickets for Taylor Swift’s concert in Brazil, which was canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, now have access to exclusive pre-sale to buy Taylor Swift tickets given the opportunity to do so. The Eras tour kicks off on June 6th at 10am local time. The presale period ends at 11:59pm local time on Wednesday, June 7th. Beginning June 12 at 10:00 a.m. local time, the general public may be given the opportunity to purchase tickets as soon as stocks have run out, subject to currently available stock remaining after pre-sale.

The Latin American show will be supported by Sabrina Carpenter and produced by Taylor Swift Tour.

Swift is currently on tour in the US with The Elas Tour. She announced her original 27 dates last fall, then added eight and another 17 new dates within two weeks. Swift will play multiple nights in every city, and in 2023 she will play 52 shows in US stadiums.

Tickets for the U.S. show will go on sale in November 2022, and significant service outages and delays on the Ticketmaster website have prevented many fans from purchasing concert tickets. This prompted Swift to speak out against Ticketmaster, who apologized to Swift and fans to file charges against Live Nation affiliates and the US government’s investigation.