Is Taylor Swift Going On Tour In 2023?

After the cancellation of Taylor Swift’s ‘Lover Fest’ world tour last year, fans are still hoping they’ll be able to see the superstar live in the near future. 

The tour was announced back in 2019, but was postponed to 2021 due to the pandemic. Fans then despaired when the artist announced “I’m so sorry, but I cannot reschedule the shows that we’ve postponed.” 

So, with such an anticipated tour now cancelled, fans have been wondering when the pop icon will next be performing live around the world…

Is Taylor Swift Going On Tour In 2023?

Questions regarding a Taylor Swift tour started being asked on the 8th of June, when reporter Megan Willgoos posted a screenshot of text messages that claim Taylor has taken over someone’s event at the Atlanta Football Stadium with her booking, and will be performing there in 2023.

The reporter went on to say, "Of course I need to break the most important news…[Taylor Swift] is allegedly rescheduling her tour for next year!!!" 

However, there has been no confirmation of a Taylor Swift tour for next year, although this hasn't stopped swifties from posting theories all about the superstar’s return to live performances.

One popular rumour going round is that Taylor Swift will be headlining Glastonbury 2023. The 32-year-old was supposed to be performing at the legendary festival back in 2020 before the event was cancelled. 

Although headliners such as Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar rescheduled their performances for 2022, there was no such appearance from Taylor Swift. This has left fans hoping that they'll be able to see the ‘Shake It Off’ singer at the UK’s biggest festival next year.

What Songs Will Taylor Swift Be Performing?

Another big question that swifities all over the internet are asking is, what will Taylor Swift be playing if she tours next year? 

Because of the cancellation of her Lover Fest tour, the beloved singer has released three new albums since she last toured. 

The 2019 Lover album was supposed to be showcased on the cancelled tour, but in 2020 she dropped both Folklore and Evermore, which are very different albums from Lover. This has left fans wondering whether the artist will just stick to her new material if she tours, since she has so much to offer.