Taylor Swift Eras Tour in Australia 2024: More tickets released for all venues

Swifties have one more shot of seeing her perform in Australia.

A fresh batch of tickets to Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour are about to be released across all venues due to the record-breaking demand during the initial sale.

Limited tickets across all the concert dates will be available from Friday 10 November at 10am for Sydney and 4pm for Melbourne via the Ticketek website until allocations are exhausted.

Prices will start at $79.90 and include partially-obstructed side view tickets.

It comes after Swift added two more shows to the Aussie leg of her popular tour following overwhelming demand for tickets during pre-sales in June.

More than a million fans had flooded the Ticketek website in the hopes of securing one of just 450,000 tickets to the initial three Sydney and two Melbourne stadium shows.

The Eras Tour will kick off its run of seven shows on February 16 in Melbourne and 23 February in Sydney and feature special guest artist Sabrina Carpenter.

According to The West Australian, Swift is likely to earn an estimated $35 million for the two-week stint Down Under – that’s $5 million per concert.

It is estimated Swift’s Eras Tour will rake in an eye-watering $US1 billion globally, making it the highest grossing tour of all time.

It marks the first time Swift has been to Australia since her Reputation tour in 2018.

In the years since, she’s released four new albums and re-released several of her earlier records.

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Eras will cover a full sweep of her music catalogue, with more than 40 songs over three-and-a-half hours.

Based on the US shows she’s performed so far, the performance will be split into 10, non-chronological “eras” for each of her albums.

It begins with six songs from Lover, moving into three songs from Fearless, five songs from evermore, four songs from Reputation, one song from Speak Now, four songs from Red – including the 10-minute version of All Too Well – seven songs from folklore, five songs from 1989 and wrapping up with seven songs from Midnights.

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