Travis Kelce Reveals His Top Taylor Swift Songs at Kelce Jam Festival
Travis Kelce, the star NFL player and Taylor Swift’s boyfriend, recently delighted fans by revealing his favorite songs by Swift at his second annual Kelce Jam festival. This event took place in Kansas City on May 18.
Kelce’s Top Three Taylor Swift Songs
When asked to name his top three Taylor Swift songs, Kelce picked “Blank Space,” “The Alchemy,” and “So High School.” The latter two tracks are from Swift’s latest album, The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD), which has spent four weeks at the top of the Billboard 200. “Blank Space,” one of Swift’s signature hits from her 2014 album 1989, enjoyed a seven-week reign at the top of the Billboard Hot 100.
Kelce’s Appreciation for The Tortured Poets Department
Kelce showed a particular fondness for Swift’s latest work, describing The Tortured Poets Department as his favorite era of her music. He shared with Access Hollywood, “I might be a little biased toward The Tortured Poets Department,” highlighting his enthusiasm for the album.
Support for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
Despite taking a break from supporting Swift on her Eras Tour for his festival, Kelce’s admiration for her live performances was evident. He encouraged fans to experience her concerts, telling Us Weekly, “Taylor’s shows are unbelievable. If you haven’t been to them, you got to try it.”
Swift’s Eras Tour in Europe
Currently, Swift is on the European leg of her Eras Tour. She recently completed a series of performances in Stockholm, Sweden, at Friends Arena on May 19. Her tour will continue with stops in Portugal, Spain, and France.
Economic Impact of Swift’s UK Tour
Swift’s upcoming UK concerts are expected to significantly boost the British economy. According to British banking firm Barclays, the tour could contribute around $1.2 billion, with fans likely spending approximately $1,000 each on tickets, travel, accommodation, and merchandise.
Swift’s UK Tour Schedule
Swift’s UK tour will feature 15 shows across England, Wales, and Scotland. The tour kicks off with three consecutive performances at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh from June 7 to 9 and includes eight shows at London’s Wembley Stadium. Data from Barclays projects an audience of 1.2 million fans for these performances.