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Is that who you think that is? Yep that is the country sweet-heart and cutie Taylor Swift. Wow I know. That's her@ a allure magazine shoot. ha like ur new style...actually she looks kinda creepy lol
Taylor Swift Speak Now Tour Hots Sydney, Australia
You might have heard that Taylor Swift was spotted taking in the view of Sydney yesterday, including even catching a harbour cruise with her friends and family.
Taylor is currently on tour in Australia, and has been hard to spot as she's been doing the rounds.
The Aussie press spotted her boarding a boat in Sydney Harbour for an evening cruise.
Taylor's first Sydney took place tonight at a jam packed Allphones Arena.
The costumes and set were amazing, as a largely teenage girl audience of 14,000 or so cheered and screamed to their teen idol.
Taylor seemed to love playing to the full Allphones Arena, playing five different guitars, two banjos, the piano and a ukele. We also counted at least four different costume changes.
The country music icon is known for writing "13" on her hand before each show because it's her lucky number. Dozens of '13' signs were in the crowd, and some young ladies wrote it on their bodies also.
Taylor told the press "I was born on the 13th. My first album went gold in 13 weeks. My first No.1 song had a 13-second intro and every time I've won an award I've been seated in either the 13th seat, the 13th row, the 13th section or row M, which is the 13th letter," she has previously said.
We wish Taylor well on her amazing career to date and hope she enjoys the rest of her tour and stay in Australia.
Promo
Presented by: MICHAEL COPPEL, CMC & [V] HITS and SPONSORED BY COVERGIRL, JOHN SANDS & WONDERSTRUCK
Taylor Swift to bring blockbuster 'Speak Now' world tour to Australia in 2012
With Special Guests: Hot Chelle Rae
Taylor Swift, who is currently headlining sold-out stadiums and arenas on the North American leg of her blockbuster TAYLOR SWIFT SPEAK NOW WORLD TOUR 2011 has announced that in response to strong fan demand she will extend the tour into 2012 with capital city dates around Australia.
The four-time GRAMMY winner's SPEAK NOW performance is a two-hour theatrical presentation, reminiscent of a Broadway experience. The show features elaborate costumes, dancers, aerialists, changing sets, and innovative choreography and instrumentation showcased on a multi-level stage.
Taylor plays five different guitars in the show, plus two banjos, the ukulele and the piano, and changes costumes nine times over the course of the evening. During the concert she moves right around the venue, using different stages, thereby giving every audience member a great seat.
Taylor's Speak Now tour has earned high praise from top critics around the world: "One of the genre's most ambitious acts has created one of the genre's most ambitious tours. Broadway-inspired…the two-hour production was an overwhelming experience." - Billboard
Taylor's 2011 Tour includes 98 shows in 17 countries spanning three continents, and her Speak Now album is the #1-selling album in all genres of music over the past twelve months.
TOUR DATES*:
Fri 2 Mar - Burswood Dome, Perth
Sun 4 Mar - Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Tue 6 & Wed 7 Mar - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Fri 9 & Sat 10 Mar - Allphones Arena, Sydney
Mon 12, Tue 13 & Wed 14 Mar - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Thank you Taylor, and also to your wonderful team who have assisted us so much lately.
Websites
Taylor Swift official website
Michael Coppel Presents
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
www.flickr.com/evarinaldiphotography
Eva Rinaldi Photography
Music News Australia
LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 07: (L-R) Singer Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus pose during arrivals at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards at Paramount Pictures Studios on September 7, 2008 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Frank Micelotta/Getty Images for MTV)
Taylor Swift Speak Now Tour Hots Sydney, Australia
You might have heard that Taylor Swift was spotted taking in the view of Sydney yesterday, including even catching a harbour cruise with her friends and family.
Taylor is currently on tour in Australia, and has been hard to spot as she's been doing the rounds.
The Aussie press spotted her boarding a boat in Sydney Harbour for an evening cruise.
Taylor's first Sydney took place tonight at a jam packed Allphones Arena.
The costumes and set were amazing, as a largely teenage girl audience of 14,000 or so cheered and screamed to their teen idol.
Taylor seemed to love playing to the full Allphones Arena, playing five different guitars, two banjos, the piano and a ukele. We also counted at least four different costume changes.
The country music icon is known for writing "13" on her hand before each show because it's her lucky number. Dozens of '13' signs were in the crowd, and some young ladies wrote it on their bodies also.
Taylor told the press "I was born on the 13th. My first album went gold in 13 weeks. My first No.1 song had a 13-second intro and every time I've won an award I've been seated in either the 13th seat, the 13th row, the 13th section or row M, which is the 13th letter," she has previously said.
We wish Taylor well on her amazing career to date and hope she enjoys the rest of her tour and stay in Australia.
Promo
Presented by: MICHAEL COPPEL, CMC & [V] HITS and SPONSORED BY COVERGIRL, JOHN SANDS & WONDERSTRUCK
Taylor Swift to bring blockbuster 'Speak Now' world tour to Australia in 2012
With Special Guests: Hot Chelle Rae
Taylor Swift, who is currently headlining sold-out stadiums and arenas on the North American leg of her blockbuster TAYLOR SWIFT SPEAK NOW WORLD TOUR 2011 has announced that in response to strong fan demand she will extend the tour into 2012 with capital city dates around Australia.
The four-time GRAMMY winner's SPEAK NOW performance is a two-hour theatrical presentation, reminiscent of a Broadway experience. The show features elaborate costumes, dancers, aerialists, changing sets, and innovative choreography and instrumentation showcased on a multi-level stage.
Taylor plays five different guitars in the show, plus two banjos, the ukulele and the piano, and changes costumes nine times over the course of the evening. During the concert she moves right around the venue, using different stages, thereby giving every audience member a great seat.
Taylor's Speak Now tour has earned high praise from top critics around the world: "One of the genre's most ambitious acts has created one of the genre's most ambitious tours. Broadway-inspired…the two-hour production was an overwhelming experience." - Billboard
Taylor's 2011 Tour includes 98 shows in 17 countries spanning three continents, and her Speak Now album is the #1-selling album in all genres of music over the past twelve months.
TOUR DATES*:
Fri 2 Mar - Burswood Dome, Perth
Sun 4 Mar - Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Tue 6 & Wed 7 Mar - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Fri 9 & Sat 10 Mar - Allphones Arena, Sydney
Mon 12, Tue 13 & Wed 14 Mar - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Thank you Taylor, and also to your wonderful team who have assisted us so much lately.
Websites
Taylor Swift official website
Michael Coppel Presents
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
www.flickr.com/evarinaldiphotography
Eva Rinaldi Photography
Music News Australia
Taylor Swift Speak Now Tour Hots Sydney, Australia
You might have heard that Taylor Swift was spotted taking in the view of Sydney yesterday, including even catching a harbour cruise with her friends and family.
Taylor is currently on tour in Australia, and has been hard to spot as she's been doing the rounds.
The Aussie press spotted her boarding a boat in Sydney Harbour for an evening cruise.
Taylor's first Sydney took place tonight at a jam packed Allphones Arena.
The costumes and set were amazing, as a largely teenage girl audience of 14,000 or so cheered and screamed to their teen idol.
Taylor seemed to love playing to the full Allphones Arena, playing five different guitars, two banjos, the piano and a ukele. We also counted at least four different costume changes.
The country music icon is known for writing "13" on her hand before each show because it's her lucky number. Dozens of '13' signs were in the crowd, and some young ladies wrote it on their bodies also.
Taylor told the press "I was born on the 13th. My first album went gold in 13 weeks. My first No.1 song had a 13-second intro and every time I've won an award I've been seated in either the 13th seat, the 13th row, the 13th section or row M, which is the 13th letter," she has previously said.
We wish Taylor well on her amazing career to date and hope she enjoys the rest of her tour and stay in Australia.
Promo
Presented by: MICHAEL COPPEL, CMC & [V] HITS and SPONSORED BY COVERGIRL, JOHN SANDS & WONDERSTRUCK
Taylor Swift to bring blockbuster 'Speak Now' world tour to Australia in 2012
With Special Guests: Hot Chelle Rae
Taylor Swift, who is currently headlining sold-out stadiums and arenas on the North American leg of her blockbuster TAYLOR SWIFT SPEAK NOW WORLD TOUR 2011 has announced that in response to strong fan demand she will extend the tour into 2012 with capital city dates around Australia.
The four-time GRAMMY winner's SPEAK NOW performance is a two-hour theatrical presentation, reminiscent of a Broadway experience. The show features elaborate costumes, dancers, aerialists, changing sets, and innovative choreography and instrumentation showcased on a multi-level stage.
Taylor plays five different guitars in the show, plus two banjos, the ukulele and the piano, and changes costumes nine times over the course of the evening. During the concert she moves right around the venue, using different stages, thereby giving every audience member a great seat.
Taylor's Speak Now tour has earned high praise from top critics around the world: "One of the genre's most ambitious acts has created one of the genre's most ambitious tours. Broadway-inspired…the two-hour production was an overwhelming experience." - Billboard
Taylor's 2011 Tour includes 98 shows in 17 countries spanning three continents, and her Speak Now album is the #1-selling album in all genres of music over the past twelve months.
TOUR DATES*:
Fri 2 Mar - Burswood Dome, Perth
Sun 4 Mar - Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Tue 6 & Wed 7 Mar - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Fri 9 & Sat 10 Mar - Allphones Arena, Sydney
Mon 12, Tue 13 & Wed 14 Mar - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Thank you Taylor, and also to your wonderful team who have assisted us so much lately.
Websites
Taylor Swift official website
Michael Coppel Presents
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
www.flickr.com/evarinaldiphotography
Eva Rinaldi Photography
Music News Australia
Taylor Swift had gotten in a car accident. Her body was badly banged up, but her head was okay, so the doctor's transplanted her head onto a new body...a male body. At first she thought her career was over, but the doctor's gave her hormone supplements to keep her voice from deepening and prevent her from growing a bread. Still, her days as a pop star were numbered. Then one night she was looking at herself in the mirror wearing nothing but her boxers. She was almost turned on by her own body. She could still make it, and become a model as well. Feeling better than before Taylor was in top if the world. There was only one question left: was it likening boy or liking girls that was considered gay for her?
Taylor Swift
The 1989 World Tour
Bridgestone Arena
Nashville, TN
September 25, 2015
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All Rights Reserved
All photographs can not be used unless with my express written permission.
Taylor Swift
Multi-Grammy Award winning country pop rock princess Taylor Swift played the third of five shows at London’s O2 Arena in support of her fourth studio album Red.
Swift played a 15-song set over two hours while making the most of the vast arena, playing multiple stages both fixed and in motion, ensuring that she got up close and personal with each of the 15,000-strong crowd.
She played much of her fourth studio album Red including hit singles I Knew You Were Trouble and We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together along with select tracks and fan favourites from her earlier records.
As has become tradition on this tour, Swift introduced a special guest to the audience before for a duet. Danny O’Donoghue came out on stage before the pair tore through a rendition of O’Donoghue’s band The Script’s hit single Breakeven.
Swift really made the most of a large production arena show with multiple costume and location changes that didn’t at all seem to drag the show out or reduce her musicianship or live performance in any way.
This Pennsylvanian gal might be young at just 24 but her show(wo)manship has been fine-tuned beyond her years.
A real treat of a show if something of a guilty pleasure.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9Buv4RenxQ
this song is about a young boy who lost his battle with cancer. taylor sang it on the stand up to cancer telethon. proceeds of this song are dedicated to cancer charities. you can read more about it here music.yahoo.com/blogs/our-country/taylor-swift-performs-a.... now about the song. it's a real tearjerker. i cry every time i listen to it. and i have heard it at least five times now. so consider yourself warned.
Taylor Swift Speak Now Tour Hots Sydney, Australia
You might have heard that Taylor Swift was spotted taking in the view of Sydney yesterday, including even catching a harbour cruise with her friends and family.
Taylor is currently on tour in Australia, and has been hard to spot as she's been doing the rounds.
The Aussie press spotted her boarding a boat in Sydney Harbour for an evening cruise.
Taylor's first Sydney took place tonight at a jam packed Allphones Arena.
The costumes and set were amazing, as a largely teenage girl audience of 14,000 or so cheered and screamed to their teen idol.
Taylor seemed to love playing to the full Allphones Arena, playing five different guitars, two banjos, the piano and a ukele. We also counted at least four different costume changes.
The country music icon is known for writing "13" on her hand before each show because it's her lucky number. Dozens of '13' signs were in the crowd, and some young ladies wrote it on their bodies also.
Taylor told the press "I was born on the 13th. My first album went gold in 13 weeks. My first No.1 song had a 13-second intro and every time I've won an award I've been seated in either the 13th seat, the 13th row, the 13th section or row M, which is the 13th letter," she has previously said.
We wish Taylor well on her amazing career to date and hope she enjoys the rest of her tour and stay in Australia.
Promo
Presented by: MICHAEL COPPEL, CMC & [V] HITS and SPONSORED BY COVERGIRL, JOHN SANDS & WONDERSTRUCK
Taylor Swift to bring blockbuster 'Speak Now' world tour to Australia in 2012
With Special Guests: Hot Chelle Rae
Taylor Swift, who is currently headlining sold-out stadiums and arenas on the North American leg of her blockbuster TAYLOR SWIFT SPEAK NOW WORLD TOUR 2011 has announced that in response to strong fan demand she will extend the tour into 2012 with capital city dates around Australia.
The four-time GRAMMY winner's SPEAK NOW performance is a two-hour theatrical presentation, reminiscent of a Broadway experience. The show features elaborate costumes, dancers, aerialists, changing sets, and innovative choreography and instrumentation showcased on a multi-level stage.
Taylor plays five different guitars in the show, plus two banjos, the ukulele and the piano, and changes costumes nine times over the course of the evening. During the concert she moves right around the venue, using different stages, thereby giving every audience member a great seat.
Taylor's Speak Now tour has earned high praise from top critics around the world: "One of the genre's most ambitious acts has created one of the genre's most ambitious tours. Broadway-inspired…the two-hour production was an overwhelming experience." - Billboard
Taylor's 2011 Tour includes 98 shows in 17 countries spanning three continents, and her Speak Now album is the #1-selling album in all genres of music over the past twelve months.
TOUR DATES*:
Fri 2 Mar - Burswood Dome, Perth
Sun 4 Mar - Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Tue 6 & Wed 7 Mar - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Fri 9 & Sat 10 Mar - Allphones Arena, Sydney
Mon 12, Tue 13 & Wed 14 Mar - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Thank you Taylor, and also to your wonderful team who have assisted us so much lately.
Websites
Taylor Swift official website
Michael Coppel Presents
Eva Rinaldi Photography Flickr
www.flickr.com/evarinaldiphotography
Eva Rinaldi Photography
Music News Australia
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Taylor Swift
Multi-Grammy Award winning country pop rock princess Taylor Swift played the final show of a 5-night run at London’s O2 Arena in support of her fourth studio album Red.
Swift played a 15-song set over two hours while making the most of the vast arena, playing multiple stages both fixed and in motion, ensuring that she got up close and personal with each of the 15,000-strong crowd.
She played much of her fourth studio album Red including hit singles I Knew You Were Trouble and We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together along with select tracks and fan favourites from her earlier records.
As has become tradition on this tour, Swift introduced a special guest to the audience before for a duet. Ellie Goulding came out on stage before, keeping with Swift’s Red theme, the pair blazed through a rendition Goulding hit Burn.
Swift really made the most of a large production arena show with multiple costume and location changes that didn’t at all seem to drag the show out or reduce her musicianship or live performance in any way.
This Pennsylvanian gal might be young at just 24 but her show(wo)manship has been fine-tuned beyond her years.
A real treat of a show if something of a guilty pleasure.
Taylor Lautner and Taylor Swift dined out at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse in Beverly Hills on October 28th.
No Copyright Infringement Intended.
As I've got some new software I though I'd go back and have another go at an early pic of Taylor Swift, the first time I saw her at Manchester Arena.
Taylor Swift
Multi-Grammy Award winning country pop rock princess Taylor Swift played the third of five shows at London’s O2 Arena in support of her fourth studio album Red.
Swift played a 15-song set over two hours while making the most of the vast arena, playing multiple stages both fixed and in motion, ensuring that she got up close and personal with each of the 15,000-strong crowd.
She played much of her fourth studio album Red including hit singles I Knew You Were Trouble and We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together along with select tracks and fan favourites from her earlier records.
As has become tradition on this tour, Swift introduced a special guest to the audience before for a duet. Danny O’Donoghue came out on stage before the pair tore through a rendition of O’Donoghue’s band The Script’s hit single Breakeven.
Swift really made the most of a large production arena show with multiple costume and location changes that didn’t at all seem to drag the show out or reduce her musicianship or live performance in any way.
This Pennsylvanian gal might be young at just 24 but her show(wo)manship has been fine-tuned beyond her years.
A real treat of a show if something of a guilty pleasure.
This shot was taken with my little Fuji X20
Fans stand in line for merchandise during Taylor Swift's stop at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on The Eras Tour, June 23, 2023.
Taylor Swift performed during her Eras Tour on July 22, 2023 at Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, USA
Taylor Swift
The RED Tour
April 20, 2013
Tampa Bay Times Forum (Amalie Arena)
Tampa, FL
© Katelyn Prieboy/Low Lite Photography www.lowlitephotography.com
All Rights Reserved
All photographs can not be used unless with my express written permission.
Taylor Swift's Red Tour played a sold-out show at the Frank Erwin Center on the campus of The University of Texas. Austin, Texas. May 21,2013.
Taylor Swift
The 1989 World Tour
Bridgestone Arena
Nashville, TN
September 25, 2015
© Katelyn Prieboy/Low Lite Photography
All Rights Reserved
All photographs can not be used unless with my express written permission.
Taylor Swift
Multi-Grammy Award winning country pop rock princess Taylor Swift played the third of five shows at London’s O2 Arena in support of her fourth studio album Red.
Swift played a 15-song set over two hours while making the most of the vast arena, playing multiple stages both fixed and in motion, ensuring that she got up close and personal with each of the 15,000-strong crowd.
She played much of her fourth studio album Red including hit singles I Knew You Were Trouble and We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together along with select tracks and fan favourites from her earlier records.
As has become tradition on this tour, Swift introduced a special guest to the audience before for a duet. Danny O’Donoghue came out on stage before the pair tore through a rendition of O’Donoghue’s band The Script’s hit single Breakeven.
Swift really made the most of a large production arena show with multiple costume and location changes that didn’t at all seem to drag the show out or reduce her musicianship or live performance in any way.
This Pennsylvanian gal might be young at just 24 but her show(wo)manship has been fine-tuned beyond her years.
A real treat of a show if something of a guilty pleasure.