Eras Tour - honest review

[Anonymous]

Anyone going to Pittsburgh and could grab me a grey half zip???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was at Nashville Night 3, which definitely wasn't low energy but that was a different situation.

Overall, I think there was less stage talk than 1989 or reputation and I did miss that, but for the me the biggest downgrade is the excessive fan participation now. The "champagne problems" ovation, "1,2,3 Let's go...," it's too much. This isn't Rocky Horror.

Ayyyy, you're a real one for surviving Nashville N3!

I was at Nashville N1 and again N2 (due to a ticket drop a friend scored).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was at Nashville Night 3, which definitely wasn't low energy but that was a different situation.

Overall, I think there was less stage talk than 1989 or reputation and I did miss that, but for the me the biggest downgrade is the excessive fan participation now. The "champagne problems" ovation, "1,2,3 Let's go...," it's too much. This isn't Rocky Horror.

I like the 1,2,3... Let's go Bish chant because it's so fun to see the little girls in the audience get a pass from their parents to scream it, haha. There was two girls around 7-10 (I'm terrible with kid ages) in my section who must have confirmed with their mom 4 times before Taylor came on that they really weren't going to get in trouble if they said the bad word parts.

I didn't know the Champagne Problems chant before going. I only knew to do my phone camera light during Marjorie because someone went around telling everyone in the bathroom line to do it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at Nashville Night 3, which definitely wasn't low energy but that was a different situation.

Overall, I think there was less stage talk than 1989 or reputation and I did miss that, but for the me the biggest downgrade is the excessive fan participation now. The "champagne problems" ovation, "1,2,3 Let's go...," it's too much. This isn't Rocky Horror.

I like the 1,2,3... Let's go Bish chant because it's so fun to see the little girls in the audience get a pass from their parents to scream it, haha. There was two girls around 7-10 (I'm terrible with kid ages) in my section who must have confirmed with their mom 4 times before Taylor came on that they really weren't going to get in trouble if they said the bad word parts.

I didn't know the Champagne Problems chant before going. I only knew to do my phone camera light during Marjorie because someone went around telling everyone in the bathroom line to do it.

I'm the PP you're responding to and the night before my show I was sitting in the pool at my Air BNB listening to the concert across the river when a girl came out on the balcony of the condo she'd rented and held up her phone light. That made me laugh.