Taylor Swift recently mesmerized fans during her two exhilarating performances at San Siro in Milan, Italy, calling the experience a “dream come true.” The Grammy-winning artist took to Instagram on July 15, sharing her heartfelt appreciation with fans. “WOW. MILAN,” she wrote. “Those were truly 2 of my favorite crowds ever. The passion and generosity you showed us… it was a dream come true to perform for you. Grazi mille!! We’ll be back!!”
Memorable Moments and Unique Outfits
During her Milan shows, Swift faced an unexpected challenge when she swallowed a bug while performing a surprise mashup of “I Almost Do” and “The Moment I Knew.” Acknowledging the incident, she humorously informed the audience, “I knew it would happen ’cause there’s so many bugs here tonight.” Despite the minor hiccup, Swift’s resilience shone through, and she continued to captivate the crowd with her dynamic performance.
In addition to her vibrant stage presence, Swift showcased a stunning new look. She donned a Roberto Cavalli minidress designed by Fausto Puglisi, who was also present at the show. During her “Tortured Poets Department” performance, she changed into a striking white gown adorned with the phrase “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” The audience responded enthusiastically, chanting “Sei Bellissima,” which translates to “you are very beautiful” in Italian, leaving Swift visibly moved by their affection.
The Milan concerts weren’t without their technical difficulties, as Swift experienced a piano malfunction during a mashup of “Getaway Car” and “Out of the Woods.” While checking the instrument, she quipped, “We have finally broken this thing,” showcasing her good humor in the face of adversity.
The European leg of Swift’s Eras Tour continues with three upcoming shows at Veltins-Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, from July 17-19. Following these performances, she will tour through Germany, Poland, Austria, and England, wrapping up the European segment on August 20. After a brief hiatus, the Eras Tour will return to the United States from October 18 through December 8, according to reports from People.
With each performance, Taylor Swift solidifies her reputation as a captivating live artist, leaving fans eagerly anticipating her next stop on this extraordinary journey.