It’s an insanely short itinerary, though, taking in just two cities: Naarm/Melbourne and Gadigal/Sydney. She’ll play two shows back-to-back at the Melbourne Cricket Ground – the first on Friday February 16, 2024 and the second the night after (February 17) – before tripling up at Accor Stadium over February 23-25. Joining her for all five shows will be fellow American multi-hyphenate Sabrina Carpenter, marking her debut Australian performances.
This wide expansion outside of the U.S. joins a dozen dates for this fall that Swift recently announced for Mexico, Argentina and Brazil in the Aug. 24-Nov. 26 time frame. Carpenter is opening all of those shows.
As she moves overseas next year, London will get four Wembley shows altogether, in two parts. First, she appears at the stadium for a pair of shows on June 21-22, 2024, before returning to wrap up the tour there Aug. 16-17. She will be paying plenty of attention to the U.K. besides that, with shows in Edinburgh June 7-8, Liverpool June 14-15 and Cardiff June 18. Tokyo and London are the only cities on the overseas tour to get four shows apiece — although, as Swifties well know, expansions in any given locale are very much to be expected. The next closest runners-up with three shows each are Sydney and Singapore.
For Australia; Standard ticket prices range from the modest $79.90 to the migraine-inducing $379.90 – but that’s nothing compared to the VIP packages. The cheapest of those (dubbed We Never Go Out Of Style) will run you $349.90, while the most expensive (It’s Been A Long Time Coming) comes in at $1,249.90; all of them come with a commemorative ticket, a set of four exclusive prints, a commemorative tote bag, a VIP tour laminate with matching lanyard, and a pin/sticker/postcard set.
All ticket information can be found here.
