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Taylor Swift Edinburgh Show RECAP: Global superstar tells Murrayfield ‘we need to do this again’
Thousands of Swifties descended on Edinburgh tonight as Taylor Swift wowed the Murrayfield crowd and told them ‘we need to do this again’ on the opening night of her Eras Tour in the UK.
The American megastar, 34, touched down around lunchtime on Friday before she was whisked away in a blacked-out vehicle accompanied by a police escort.
She is performing on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Edinburgh before heading to Liverpool, Cardiff and Wembley.
We need to do this again’
Taylor has hinted she will be back in Scotland again to huge cheers from the crowd.
She told the crowd: ‘This has been the most insane thing. We have to do this again!’
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The sound of the concert could be heard across the streets of Edinburgh as Swifties screamed loud for the American megastar.
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