#Play catch a lover full#

She also played “Love Story” with her and her backing band all on moving risers that were set up in the middle of the stage. Hearing the opening lead to “You Belong With Me” immediately teleported everyone back to middle school dances.

#Play catch a lover full#

The Lover era had the 70,000 fans in attendance full of excitement and adrenaline, and everyone was ready for her transition back to the Fearless era. Taylor then took a minute to connect with the crowd, saying “all this cheering is kind of going to my head, almost makes me feel like I’m the man?” before she kicked off “The Man”. She wore a sparkling blue and pink body suit as she gave a speech proclaiming night two a “rain show” and then continued into “Cruel Summer”.

Fans all over rejoiced at the Lover era being debuted first after Lover Fest was canceled in 2020 and the album never received a proper tour. As the clock struck zero, dancers began to take the stage in elaborate outfits and Taylor made her appearance, kicking things off with “Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince”. Wrapping up her eight song setlist with “I Know the End”, Phoebe invited fans join in on her iconic visceral scream.īy now, the worst of the rain was pouring down on the stadium, but that didn’t stop the fans’ excitement when they saw the countdown clock indicating Taylor was about to come on. While Massachusetts wasn’t fortunate enough to have Matty Healy as part of her backing band, we did get to hear “Motion Sickness”, “Garden Song”, and “Funeral” in the rain which counts as our therapy appointment for this month. Due to the rain, Phoebe and her band had to stay back on the main stage under tents to avoid damaging their instruments, but they still gave their all for the performance. Next, Phoebe Bridgers took the stage to her signature walk-on song “Down With the Sickness” by Disturbed. Her meteoric rise to stardom started with the release of last year’s hit “ABCDEFU” and now she’s running down Taylor’s runway. The gates for Gillette Stadium opened at 4pm, and our first opener, Gayle, came out at 6:30 for a brief but impactful 20 minute set.

Groups from all over gathered with each person dressed as their favorite era – we were color coordinated with Red before the news of torrential rain broke (more on that later). There are light up bracelets handed out at the beginning of the show that correspond with each of Taylor’s eras and songs – we even saw someone with a suit that was connected to the light up bracelets. The tour has turned into a real cultural phenomenon, with a quick internet search yielding thousands of results of meticulously planned outfits.

By the time it was the tour kickoff, many fans were able to snag a seat in stadiums across the country. As the weeks went on, we saw batches of tickets rightfully making it into the hands of fans in an effort to combat scalpers. Despite a tumultuous ticket presale that had Congress quoting her lyrics on the Senate floor in an effort to disband Ticketmaster, the tour is now smooth sailing across the United States. Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” is one of the most anticipated tours of our generation. Home > Live Review: Taylor Swift at Gillette Stadium (Night Two) Live Review: Taylor Swift at Gillette Stadium (Night Two)