As one of the biggest stars of all time, Taylor Swift's career is nothing short of a feat. The pop star has toured every album she's released from 2006-2018. Her "Loverfest" shows in celebration of her 7th album were cancelled due to the pandemic.

After Swift announced her first tour after the pandemic, tickets quickly became a coveted item. The show was advertised as a journey through the "eras" of Swifts then 10 albums.

Fans "competed" in the Ticketmaster "war" for tickets, which sold out in minutes.

Opening in Glendale, Arizona, on March 17, 2023, the Eras Tour went viral as fans live streamed the concert to share with fans at home.

As the opening show concluded, fans were awestruck at the number of outfit changes, choreographed dances, and special acoustic set that the singer provided. 

Here is a short summary of each era as it appears in the set of the show.

The Lover Era

Swift begins the show with "Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince" from her 7th album, "Lover"

She sings 6 songs from the album, including "Cruel Summer" and "The Man"

Swift has a variety of rhinestone bodysuits she wears during this set. She also addresses the crowd for the first time.

THE FEARLESS ERA 

The Fearless set includes Swift's first "big" hits, "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me"

"Fearless" is Swift's 2nd album which was released in 2008, and rereleased as "Taylor's Version" in 2021

THE RED ERA

Celebrating her 4th studio album, "Red", Swift uses many outfit changes and fun choreography to represent her life when she was 22. 

A fan favorite "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" from Red (Taylor's Version) is a highlight of this set, as Swift performs all 10 minutes of the song 

SPEAK NOW ERA

Representing her 3rd album, "Speak Now", Swift performs "Enchanted"

Fans have voiced their distaste that the "Speak Now" portion of the show only has one song

THE REPUTATION ERA

The vengeance-filled album "reputation" celebrates Swift's individuality and power against those who target her.

Performing songs from the album including "Don't Blame Me" and "Look What You Made Me Do", Swift proclaims herself victorious against her so-called "enemies"

THE FOLKMORE ERA

After the release of "The Tortured Poets Department", Swift condensed the albums' "folklore" and "evermore" into one portion of the show to include her new songs.

In this set, Swift performs hits including "willow", "august", "my tears ricochet", and "marjorie" from the two albums, both of which were released amid the pandemic.