Taylor Swift Tickets

After months of rumors and teasers surrounding her next big move, confirmation came Oct. 26 when the 2013 ‘Red Tour’ was announced by Taylor Swift herself. Named after her most recent album, which sold over one million copies in its first week, the trek will send Swift and opening act, Ed Sheeran, to over 40 cities beginning in March and running through September. The tour continues to be one of the hottest concert events of the year, and Vivid Seats has your cheap Taylor Swift concert tickets to ensure you won’t miss a minute of the action.

A pair of shows in Omaha will kick the tour off on March 13 and 14, before taking Swift and Co., to a variety of different cities and venues, including NFL stadium stops in Detroit (Ford Field), Pittsburgh (Heinz Field), Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field), Foxborough (Gillette Stadium), and Chicago (Soldier Field). Swift’s one-time home of Nashville will host the tour’s final shows, a three-night run, Sept. 19-21. Additionally, Swift has added second nights in Orlando, Toronto, and Philadelphia, on top of two more shows in Los Angeles for a grand total of four booked in the City of Angels. For the complete concert schedule, check out the Taylor Swift tour dates above and reserve your place for one of music’s biggest acts.

Country music superstar Taylor Swift dropped some big news Aug. 13 via a live web chat, as she announced that her fourth studio album, “Red” will be released on Oct. 22 and will likely be accompanied by a tour as large in scale as her previous “Speak Now World Tour.” While those details are still being finalized, Swift offered up her new single, “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,” to hold fans over in the meantime. The album will feature 16 songs and numerous collaborations with key players in the music industry.

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Taylor Swift further cemented her hold on country music audiences by playing 89 shows across three continents and ending the year with the fifth highest-grossing tour globally. The Speak Now World Tour brought in $97.7 million at the box office and is now headed down under. 2012 Taylor Swift tickets are retailing presently for Taylor's March tour of Australia and New Zealand. The Billboard Woman of the Year will entertain sold out crowds in cities like Brisbane, Sydney, and Auckland. Upon her return stateside, it is expected the 22-year-old Grammy winner will add some US dates to her schedule (be it a new tour or festival appearances). Taylor Swift has already signed on to perform at Ottawa's Capital Hoedown in August. For the time being, check out Taylor's New Year's Eve performance in New York.

The widespread demand for 2011 Taylor Swift tickets has prompted the Speak Now singer to add 16 more concerts to her already busy touring schedule. With her triple platinum new record still in the Top 5 Billboard Country chart six months after it was first released, Taylor Swift is planning to match the success she's had in stores with her biggest tour to date. The reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year will be delighting North American audiences from May through December, playing two consecutive shows in many major American and Canadian cities. Opening acts for Swift's Speak Now Tour will include Josh Kelley, Frankie Ballard, Randy Montana, and more. The awards keep piling in for the 21-year-old with Taylor earning a throng of Billboard Award this past week. Taylor will also be lighting up the silver screen as the voice of the female lead in Universal Studio's animated production of the Dr. Seuss classic, The Lorax. However, Taylor will be busy keeping up with her day job as a country music superstar. The multi-talented star showed off her skills on NBC this past year, performing a memorable rendition of her hit "Mean."