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Taylor Swift has released her acoustic piano collection merchandise on her website which is running out quickly. Based on her ongoing Eras World Tour, the merch has become a trendy topic online as more people storm the “Cruel Summer” hitmaker’s website to claim their piece.

Taylor Swift is underfire with fans over her recent concert merch. The singer is currently on her Eras Tour. Taylor Swift is underfire for some new concert merch for the holiday season. The singer, who is currently finishing up her Eras Tour, received some backlash due to the price of a candle she recently listed on her official website.

Swift's snake-riddled era "Reputation" included new sweatshirts ($65-$75), an "Every time you're loving me" oversized tee ($40), a compact mirror ($30) and ornaments ($15-25). Fans excitedly tweeted about the snake design knit on a mockneck cropped sweater.

Canada will host the remaining shows of the tour, after it kicked off in March of 2023. You can still shop last minute tickets here.

She had been in it for only a few minutes, standing at the back of the line for Taylor Swift gear outside the Rogers Centre. Originally from Queensland, Australia, and now living in London, England, Bridget had flown to Toronto for the Eras Tour — her 15th time seeing the concert — with parents Lisa and Spock.

While there's an extreme surge of happiness for many fans who scored tickets to the concert of a lifetime, there can be intense sadness when it's over. A neurologist explains why.

Taylor Swift‘s record-breaking Eras Tour is nearing its final leg, and tickets for her highly anticipated Toronto shows are still available—albeit at a premium. Despite the official sellout of her performances at the Rogers Centre,

For this week’s Proudfoot Corner, we look back at the many families at the Bills-Chiefs game on Sunday, where the Swift-effect gave them a reason to bond over football for the first time. Summer Foley,