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Taylor Swift has enjoyed a relatively low-key 2025 following the conclusion of her record-breaking Eras Tour in December 2024 ...

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Eras spanned almost two years, with 149 shows attended by more than 10 million people across the world. It wasn’t just Swift’s biggest live tour ever.

As Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concludes after nearly two years, The Washington Post asks fans why it meant so much and became a cultural phenomenon.