The global popstar has shocked fans on Thursday morning by announcing another two shows in Australia due to colossal demand from fans at pre-sale this week.
She will then take the stage at Sydney’s Accor Stadium for four concerts from Friday February 23 to Monday 26.Sydney tickets will go live at 10am AEST while Melbourne tickets drop at 2pm AEST.
The announcement comes after Swift smashed the national record when more than 800,000 eager fans queued up in the lounge room to secure their seat at the presale on Wednesday. Fans were largely disappointed, with some reporting they waited up to four hours for tickets and failed to get through to purchase them.
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