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    Taylor Swift dazzles in pink and blue dress for N3 in Indy

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    Tonight, Taylor Swift graces the stage of Indianapolis’ Lucas Oil Stadium for the third time in three days (because you’ve been waiting your whole life, Swifties!).

    Sunday’s concert will not only be the Eras Tour’s final stop in Indy, but also its final stop in the United States, with fans traveling from across the country to witness this monumental night. Swift confirms this will happen Last concert on American soil Friday night in front of 69,000 fans.

    But this still leaves many questions for Swifties to consider; the biggest of which: Will Swift celebrate the occasion? with a big announcement? A surprise guest?

    Follow IndyStar live to stay up to date on downtown happenings, Night 3 happenings, and the latest Swiftie clowning.

    “Flash!” dancer Kam says during the “We’ll Never Get Back Together” riff

    After two nights of uniquely Midwestern ways of saying “no,” one of Swift’s dancers, Kam Saunders, brought out the “crunch” tonight on “We’re Never Getting Back Together.”

    In N1 Saunders said “No, yes, no”; it was a statement that fans immediately recognized as quintessentially Midwestern. On N2, Saunders said “Ope, no” in what appeared to be a nod to the Hoosier State; See as “ope” is one of the most Midwestern words in existence.

    -Cindi Andrews and Ryan Murphy

    In the opening speech of the concert, Swift stated that tonight is the end of the Eras Tour.

    “We spent a year taking this show all over the world; we went to Australia, we went to Asia, we spent the whole summer in Europe, and I don’t know if anyone in this room knows that, but maybe you didn’t.” , the last US show the Eras Tour will play is right here in Indianapolis, Indiana… We’re not done yet because we haven’t played Indy yet.”

    Swift will perform in Toronto before finishing her tour in Vancouver on December 8.

    – Cindi Andrews

    Indianapolis writer John Green was spotted on the floor during the third night of the Eras Tour in Indianapolis, according to a social media post. Another concert attendee took a selfie with the “Fault in Our Stars” author, showing him carrying his signature 13 on his left hand.

    – main Rocio Alvarez Brinez

    Swift dazzled in a pink and blue sparkly Lover jumpsuit for her final night performance at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

    Gracie Abrams, who opened the Eras Tour, officially took the stage for the last time in Indianapolis at 18.45. 3. She wore a sage green dress for the night.

    While fans are trying to buy tickets, Hundreds of seats left on resale sites. Including certified dealer websites StubHub, Live Seats And Sofa Enthusiast They all have last-minute tickets to the final US Eras Tour concert for fans willing to pay more than face value.

    StubHub has tickets starting at about $2,000 each, while Vivid Seats and Seat Geek each have tickets starting at $1,800 as of 5:20 p.m. Sunday.

    – main Rocio Alvarez Brinez

    Indianapolis writer John Green dropped a hint on social media that he might attend the final night of the Eras Tour at Lucas Oil Stadium. Green posted a photo of herself on One of his T-shirts reads, “There’s a lot going on right now.”

    An ambitious Swiftie, Green gave great praise To Swift’s latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” which was released in April.

    More: John Green says “The writing is very, very good” on Taylor Swift’s new album

    Driving downtown on one of Indianapolis’ busiest weekends in decades may feel like you’re in a new hell, but it’s not that bad, Ray Albee said.

    Albee may have as much authority as anyone to talk about urban traffic; The 77-year-old part-time limousine driver snakes his way through congestion in the Mile Square on the final two days of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. As he waits in his sleek black limousine Sunday outside Conner’s Kitchen and Bar to pick up his next batch of Swifties, Albee shows no signs of stress, although his fellow drivers don’t always share his calm demeanor.

    “They’re not polite,” Albee said. “Politeness is dead. “He died years ago.”

    Still, Albee is happy to be among the crowd buzzing around Lucas Oil Stadium. The clientele ranged from four parents of 12 young children to a group of rowdy college-aged women wearing sequined dresses and cowboy boots. Albee isn’t much of a Swiftie, but from his perspective, there are worse concerts than wandering around among happy concertgoers.

    “Oh, I think they’re amazing,” Albee said. “It’s too bad the place isn’t three times bigger so more people can go.”

    -Bradley Hohulin

    Intermittent rain could hit Indianapolis by late afternoon Sunday. According to data from the National Weather Service to guess On Sunday, Swift fans can expect intermittent showers with a high temperature of 70 after 4 p.m. The lowest level of the night is at 61.

    Swift’s opener, Gracie Abrams, will take the stage at exactly 18.45.

    Swift herself usually takes the stage around 8 p.m. On Night 1, Swift started the show at 8:05 PM ET. On Night 2, it started a few minutes early at 7:55 PM ET.

    Note that with the end of Daylight Savings Time, Indianapolis times “fall back” one hour overnight.

    -Evan Frank

    Taylor Swift confirmed at her first show in Indianapolis that this weekend will be the final U.S. stop for her Eras Tour.

    “We decided that we needed to finish this tour in front of the most dedicated, passionate, beautiful, enthusiastic, excited crowd,” he said in front of nearly 70,000 fans on Friday night. “So we decided that the last city of the Eras Tour in the United States would be right here in Indianapolis, Indiana. And I can already say that we made the best decision possible.”

    -Bryan West

    With less than 48 hours until Election Day, Democrats and Republicans aren’t the only ones looking for last-minute support in Indianapolis.

    “You need 1 ticket,” reads the sign Swiftie Meredith, 28, of Cincinnati, waves along Georgia Street in downtown.

    “We are doing a campaign,” he said. “I just need One.”

    Meredith was among millions of people vying for tickets to the Indianapolis Eras Tour. His friends got lucky; The sixth row of seats sat on the floor for tonight’s concert. Meredith, not so much. He went to Indy with his friends, but instead of getting ready with them at their hotel, he stopped by CVS to pick up poster board and pencils. He went out on the street at noon today.

    Meredith, who last saw Swift performing in Cincinnati in the summer of 2023, got her start in Swift’s music as a teenager with the pop star’s 2008 album “Fearless.” While dealing with her recent divorce, Meredith has recently found solace in Swift’s more melancholic, introspective ways.

    Although she doesn’t like the prospect of snatching up tickets just hours before Swift’s final Eras Tour stop in the United States, Meredith isn’t ready to give up just yet.

    “I will pay for the ticket,” he said. “I just need to find one.”

    -Bradley Hohulin

    USA Today Taylor Swift reporter Bryan West thinks it’s possible for Swift to bring out Post Malone and sing “Fortnight.” This has yet to happen on tour since the song’s release.

    West also said it’s possible to reveal other collaborators from his latest album. Chamber of Tortured PoetsLike Jack Antonoff or Aaron Dessner.

    It’s no secret that teens and tweens love Taylor Swift, and IndyStar learned firsthand what young fans love about the popstar. Senior news director Cindi Andrews attended the concert with her 13-year-old daughter Katie Saturday night.

    Although she had seen the show many times before, via the 2023 “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” concert film and the terrifying livestreams on social media, Katie was surprised and impressed by the staging in person. Meanwhile, her mother, Cindi, was pleased to hear Eras Tour dancer Kam Saunders found new ways to say “no” during her song “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” and added a Midwestern flair with her song “Ope, no.”

    Her famous boyfriend and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce sent fans in Indianapolis and around the world into a frenzy when he showed up at the stadium near the end of his set Saturday night. Suddenly, the yellow and red Chiefs-inspired outfit Swift wore on the set of “1989” made sense.

    – Cindi Andrews and Katie Wissman

    Lucas Oil Stadium is the only place to purchase official Eras Tour merchandise on Sunday. The stands at the congress center closed at 20:00 on Saturday.

    Products will be available on all floors of Lucas Oil Stadium. Some products can be purchased online at: store.taylorswift.com.

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    Watch us shop for bracelets with Taylor Swift fans in Indianapolis

    How many bracelets can we buy in a day? Watch as we meet Swifties from all over the country.

    In general, fans should expect to be able to enter with clear bags no larger than 12″ x 6″ x 12″. Logos smaller than 3.4″ x 4.5″ are OK as long as they are on one side of the bag. Clear bags must not include a strap or handle Fans may also bring a gallon size clear plastic bag no larger than 4.5″ x 6.5″.

    Backpacks, briefcases, suitcases, and transparent and non-transparent bags larger than the previously stated dimensions are not allowed.

    -Holly V. Hays

    There will be multiple road closures around Lucas Oil Stadium this weekend to manage traffic, so be careful if you’re trying to get in and out of downtown. Most surface streets and some interstate exits will be closed mostly after 11 p.m.

    List of closed roads: How to navigate road closures and traffic after Taylor Swift concerts in downtown Indy?

    An independent carpool pickup zone South Street between Missouri and Western avenues It will operate from 22.00 to 01.00 from Friday to Sunday.

    Only Uber, Lyft and other rideshare drivers will be allowed access to this area. Rideshare drivers will have to head toward South West Street to pick up passengers and can then either continue south under I-70 or travel west on Kentucky Boulevard to exit the area.

    What you need to know: Picking up someone who went to a Taylor Swift concert? You must be at parental pick-up by 22:00.

    – Yesim Jackson

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    On Night 1, Swift performed a mashup of “The Albatross” from “The Tortured Poets Department” and “Holy Ground” from “Red (Taylor’s Version)” on guitar.

    He later put together “Cold As You” and “Exile” on the piano.

    She was wearing the red-and-blue dress that she first wore in Miami on October 18.

    What surprise songs did Taylor Swift sing at N2?

    On Night 2, Swift performed a mashup of “The Prophecy” from “The Tortured Poets’ Department” and “This Love” from “1989” on guitar.

    He then moved to the piano, where he played a medley of “Maroon” from “Midnights” and “Cowboy Like Me” from “Evermore.”

    Taylor Swift adds surprise songs: See all the songs he’s played so far

    IndyStar reporters Holly V. Hays and Ryan Murphy contributed.

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