Taylor Swift Concludes European Leg of The Eras Tour in London, Performs with "Surprise Guest" Ed Sheeran

American singer Taylor Swift has resumed the final leg of her European tour The Eras at Wembley Stadium in London with British singer Ed Sheeran, the BBC reports.

The concert in London was Taylor Swift's first performance after the show in Vienna on 8-10 August was cancelled due to a terrorist threat. 

It was also her second return to the UK during the tour. At Wembley Stadium, Taylor Swift performed their joint songs Everything Has Changed and End Game with Ed Sheeran. They also performed Sheeran's solo song Thinking Out Loud together. 

Wembley Stadium, which has a capacity of 92,000 spectators, was filled to capacity. 

It will also host Taylor Swift's concerts on 16, 17, 19 and 20 August and is expected to help her set a stadium record. She previously performed at the venue for three nights in June, but returned for five additional shows to beat the record set by Take That in 2011, who played eight shows at the stadium.

The Eras tour, which will end at the end of this year, has already travelled the world. It began in Glendale, Arizona, in March 2023 and lasted six months in the United States. Then he moved on to Mexico, Argentina and Brazil. 

This year, the tour kicked off with concerts in Japan, Australia and Singapore. The European leg of the tour began in France in March, and the first UK shows took place in Edinburgh in June. Taylor will continue the tour in the US and Canada at the end of 2024.

During the tour, Swift performs songs from her ten studio albums, with a set list of 46 songs and 16 costume changes. Each concert lasts more than three hours.