Taylor Swift has just smashed it with another epic stop on her Eras Tour, this time wowing fans in Zurich, Switzerland.
The pop sensation rocked the Swiss city with two sold-out gigs, marking her 113th performance of the tour. It was classic Swift – a killer setlist peppered with surprise tracks and a celeb-packed audience that even included tennis legend Roger Federer.
But something was different this time around. Fans at the Zurich concerts noticed the crowd was way more hushed than usual.
Videos circulating on TikTok show a noticeably quieter audience, with one fan gushing: “No one was scream singing and I could hear her,” calling it “the best part of the eras tour in Zurich.”
Another seasoned Swiftie, who’s been to a whopping 16 shows, said: “It was a very, very quiet show and this was my 16th show and I’ve done all the continents.”, reports the Mirror.
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And another chimed in with: “It was amazing to be able to hear Taylor. In my section people were singing, but not yelling. It was so moving.”
The internet’s buzzing with reactions to these clips, sparking debate about concert etiquette and whether a more subdued crowd makes for a better experience. Some fans are wishing they’d had a chance to enjoy a quieter gig, while others reckon a bit of noise is all part of the fun.
“That’s my dream, especially after seeing the screeching vids…” expressed one impressed viewer enthusiastically. Another response conveyed similar sentiment: “My kind of crowd. I actually want to hear her sing,” whilst another individual shared their contrasting experience: “So much better than mine where I could only hear people singing/screaming poorly and loudly.”
But not all fans echoed this sentiment, with some articulating how they believe the booming audience enhances the overall concert experience. A quip from a lively participant put it this way: “Over 50% of the eras tour experience is the atmosphere the crowd brings. I stand with the loud screaming cities,” Another audience member chimed in: “I listen on headphones to hear the music. I go to concerts to experience the music.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
