Latest Taylor Swift News
13 July 2024 - Latest Taylor Swift News
The Top Taylor Swift News for Saturday 13 July 2024:
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Taylor Swift ticket transfer update from AXS and Ticketmaster
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‘I hate the idea of playing music to people’: Griff on shyness, stardom and supporting Taylor Swift
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Cheapest Taylor Swift tickets for final Eras Tour shows still available on resale sites
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- 13 Jul 2024
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The Top Taylor Swift News for Saturday 13 July 2024:
- Taylor Swift ticket transfer update from AXS and Ticketmaster
- ‘I hate the idea of playing music to people’: Griff on shyness, stardom and supporting Taylor Swift
- Cheapest Taylor Swift tickets for final Eras Tour shows still available on resale sites
Welcome to the latest Taylor Swift podcast. Here are today's top Taylor Swift news stories. In London, Taylor Swift fans are eagerly anticipating her era's tour concerts scheduled from August 15th to August 20th at Wembley. Ticketmaster and AXS have announced that the ticket transfer feature for these shows will be available closer to the event dates. Although no specific start date for transfers has been provided, both companies assure that ticket holders will be notified via email as soon as the option is ready. This will allow fans to easily share their passes with friends or family. Importantly, the requirement for the ticket purchaser to be present at the event has been removed, making it more convenient for different attendees to use the tickets. Both AXS and Ticketmaster have confirmed that tickets can now be transferred by the lead booker, who is the person whose card was used for the purchase. Fans are advised to remain patient and keep an eye on their emails for updates, ensuring a smooth experience leading up to what promises to be an exciting series of concerts. In the United Kingdom, young pop sensation Griff, despite her initial reluctance to perform publicly, has impressively supported global star Taylor Swift at a packed Wembley Stadium. Griff, whose real name is Sarah Griffiths, hails from Hertfordshire and has quickly risen in the music industry, even securing a record deal during her A-levels without much fanfare. Her music blends influences from iconic artists like Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish, creating a unique sound that's both contemporary and deeply personal. Taylor Swift herself has praised Griff's work, highlighting her creativity and talent. Griff's journey into music was significantly inspired by Swift's album Fearless, which made songwriting seem accessible to her from a young age. Despite her shy nature, Griff has embraced the challenges of stardom using platforms like TikTok to connect with fans and share her music. Her upcoming debut album Vertigo promises to be a heartfelt exploration of young love and personal growth. Griff continues to navigate her rising fame with a blend of genuine humility and innovative artistry, aiming to impact listeners with her songs uniquely. Taylor Swift's Eris tour is making waves in the UK with her final shows in London from August 15th to August 20 nearly sold out. Despite the soaring demand, fans still have a chance to catch her live by snagging tickets on resale sites like Viagogo and Stubhub. While some tickets are reaching prices as high as 3,000 pounds, more budget-friendly options started around 454 pounds. For those wanting to get closer to the action, general admission tickets near the stage are available from 543 pounds and even closer spots go from 595 pounds. Seated tickets near the stage generally exceed 1,000 pounds with the cheapest in that range at 745 pounds. Although purchasing resale tickets can be risky as promoters often warn against it, Viagogo assures a regulated marketplace with guarantees for buyers. Fans looking to experience the magic of Taylor Swift's performance in London have multiple options to find tickets, albeit at varying costs. Thank you for joining us for today's top news stories about Taylor Swift. Please note these stories were AI-generated, which isn't always perfect. If you have any concerns or questions about the news contained in this podcast, please reach out to us. Thank you and see you tomorrow.