Moment you missed at Taylor Swift concert
The sound of sound of 96,000 screaming Australians filled the MCG for Taylor Swift on Friday – but there was something they all missed.
Tours
Swift uses iconic Aussie phrase, fans lose it
There was a cheeky tribute to Australia during Taylor Swift’s concert in Melbourne on Friday night and fans are loving it.
Swift’s heartwarming act for Aussies
The global megastar made a “generous” move to help Aussies doing it tough ahead of her Melbourne show last night.
Moment Swift left young fan in tears
Taylor Swift left one young fan in tears after this sweet moment at her MCG concert last night.
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