“Female Rage: The Musical” by Taylor Swift was a hit in Sweden!
Swift, 34, played three sold-out Eras Tour shows at Stockholm’s Friends Arena from May 17-19, just a week after coining “Female Rage: The Musical” at her Paris shows to headline part of a seven-piece setlist songs. songs from her novel Department for Tortured Poets (TTPD) album.
The winner of 14 Grammys also presented an additional song from TTPD, all played acoustically or on piano or guitar: “Peter” on Friday, “Guilty as Sin” on Saturday and “How Did It End?” on Sunday.
Anticipation to witness her performance TTPD era personally intensified for the Swifties after the superstar’s company TAS Rights Management filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office to trademark “Female Rage: The Musical” on May 11 before a stop in Sweden.
Taylor Swift performs “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” on the Eras Tour.
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All three concerts opened with an updated opening set that now features Swift singing “The Tortured Poets Department” along with other titles from her albums before taking the stage to begin her 46-song set list.
Later in the shows, Swift started to TTPD era with “But Daddy I Love Him” before singing “So High School,” a song about her boyfriend Travis Kelce, 34, who recently attended an Eras Tour show in Paris.
From there, Swift went through “Down Bad,” “Fortnight,” “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” and “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” before completion TTPD era with “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart”.
After TTPD every night Swift sang a bonus TTPD Songs. During this part, she also performed surprising combinations: “I think he knows/wonderful” May 17, “Say Don’t Go/Welcome to New York/Clean” May 18 and “A message in a bottle/How to get a girlfriend/New romantics” May 19.
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Taylor Swift performs “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” on the Eras Tour.
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Swift’s sold-out shows in Sweden were also record-breaking.
“They also gave me this crazy news earlier today: The crazy news is… you made this the biggest show ever at this stadium,” Swift said at the first Swedish show. “You broke the all-time attendance record. You are completely wild.”
The previous record of 58,163 people at Friends Arena was achieved in 2019 for the Avicii Tribute Concert featuring David Guetta, Rita Ora and Kygo. The venue can accommodate up to 65,000 people for concerts.
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Swift will finish May in Portugal with two shows and Spain with two shows.
The Eras Tour will continue across Europe throughout the summer before ending in London in August. Swift will then return to North America for shows in Toronto and Vancouver before playing more shows in the US
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