Liverpool Transforms into ‘Taylor Town’ for Swift’s Eras Tour

Liverpool is set to become a Taylor Swift wonderland as the pop superstar brings her Eras Tour to the UK for the first time. Over 150,000 Swifties will gather in the city for her sold-out shows at Anfield Stadium from June 13-15.

Locations such as Liverpool ONE (pictured above), Royal Albert Dock Liverpool and the Metquarter will play host to new works which reflect the style and stories of each album

From June 8, Liverpool will morph into ‘Taylor Town’ with eleven art installations inspired by different Taylor Swift eras. Key locations like Liverpool ONE, Royal Albert Dock, and the Metquarter will feature works reflecting the style and stories of Swift’s albums.

An impressive Liverpool Loves Taylor banner has also been installed on the façade of St George's Hall as an additional welcome to fans

Organized by Culture Liverpool and Make CIC, highlights include a moss-covered piano for the “evermore” era and a “red room” for the “Red” era. Fans can also enjoy craft workshops, transforming t-shirts and upcycling denim in Swift-inspired sessions.

One of the most musical cities in the world is gearing up to transform itself into a Taylor Swift themed wonderland to welcome the pop superstar as she brings her Eras Tour to the UK (Pictured above performing in Paris on May 9)

Businesses and institutions, including the University of Liverpool, will join the festivities. The university will host “Tay Day,” a symposium with interactive talks and karaoke sessions analyzing Swift’s cultural impact.

To welcome visitors, a Liverpool Loves Taylor information stand will operate at Liverpool Lime Street Station from June 13-15.

Councillor Harry Doyle expressed excitement, stating, “If any city was going to go all-out for Taylor Swift, it was bound to be Liverpool!”

It comes after the news that global phenomenon and the undisputed Queen of pop is set to boost the British economy by almost £1 billion , a new report has revealed (Pictured performing in Paris on May 11)

The events come as Swift’s tour is expected to boost the British economy by nearly £1 billion, with fans spending an average of £848 each.