Download now: Taylor Swift Eras poster collection
To celebrate Taylor Swift’s epic Sydney concerts, check out our poster collection. From a build-your-own Taylor series to the 10 Eras posters, download them all now.
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The Daily Telegraph has you covered for everything Taylor Swift as she touches down in Sydney on her record-breaking Eras Tour.
From the latest news about her boyfriend Travis Kelce, to her arrival in Sydney and her amazing career to-date, stay on dailytelegraph.com.au.
Life-size Taylor Swift poster
Build your own mega Swift poster with our 5-part series.
Taylor Swift Aussie tour posters
Download your commemorative Australian tour poster by The Daily Telegraph.
Taylor Swift: The Eras posters
Or show your Eras allegiance with 10 poster downloads – from her debut through to Midnights.
Are you ready for it? The time has finally arrived with the world’s biggest pop star Taylor Swift touching down in Australia ahead of seven sold-out shows as part of her worldwide The Eras tour.
To celebrate the historic moment we’re releasing 10 Taylor Swift posters – one for each era – to collect.
Simply download the posters and print them out.
And, if you are going to one of her concerts, the posters are small enough that you can take them inside the stadiums.
Who knows, who might be lucky enough to get Taylor to sign it.
Taylor Swift – click to download
Fearless – click to download
Speak Now – click to download
Red – click to download
1989 – click to download
Reputation – click to download
Lover – click to download
Folklore – click to download
Evermore – click to download
Midnights – click to download
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