'You Were on Another Level': Taylor Swift concludes her Melborn Eras Tour show with appreciation for her fans

Taylor Swift bids farewell to Melbourne, sharing a carousel of images on Instagram from her first three shows in Australia, which took place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. In her post, she expresses gratitude to her fans for their support and attendance.

In her post, she expressed gratitude to the city of Melbourne, Australia, and her fans for their love and support during her three shows in the city. Swift will kick off a series of four shows at Sydney's Accor Stadium on Feb. 23, indicating that her time on the continent is not yet over.

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Memorable Mashups Delight Fans

At her final show in Melbourne, Swift delighted the crowd with a special mashup of two of her lesser-known tracks — Come Back...Be Here from the album Red and Daylight, the closing song from her 2019 album, Lover. During her second show in the city on Saturday night, she also treated fans to another mashup, combining Getaway Car, August, and The Other Side of the Door.

During her three-night Melbourne stint, hundreds of Australian fans of Swift made a lasting display of their devotion to the singer. VC Ink Tattoo Gallery took to social media before her shows to announce that they were offering Swift-inspired tattoo designs, featuring lyrics and motifs inspired by her extensive music catalog.

The shop's designs drew inspiration from some of Swift's most beloved songs, such as the breakup anthem All Too Well from Red and the upbeat track Cruel Summer from Lover. Additionally, other tattoo parlors in the area joined in on the Swiftie craze engulfing the city. One of them hosted a "flash tattoo" event, attracting fans who eagerly lined up to get inked with artwork inspired by Swift.

Swift's last tour in Australia was in 2018 for her Reputation shows. Next weekend, she will bring her Eras concert to Sydney, Australia, performing at the city's Accor Stadium.

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