Taylor Swift lands in Singapore ahead of first concert on March 2, convoy arrives at Capella

SINGAPORE – There was an air of anticipation at Seletar Airport on Feb 27 as security officers set up barriers and Swifties awaited the arrival of Taylor Swift. Her chartered flight touched down at 5.05pm, and the superstar got off Flight VJT993 – a Bombardier Global Express jet.

The 34-year-old pop singer, who had concluded the Australian leg of her The Eras Tour at Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Feb 26, is on a mission to make more magic at her next stop – Singapore.

According to flight-tracking website Flightaware, she set off from Sydney at 11.58am local time (8.58am Singapore time), with the flight taking about eight hours.

While not many fans turned up at the airport, Flightradar24, a separate flight-tracking website, showed that Swift’s was the most tracked plane as at 5pm, with more than 6,000 people following its flight path.

Among those who turned up at Seletar Airport hoping to get a glimpse of her was 24-year-old undergraduate Tricia Chan, who was accompanied by her mother, 58-year-old housewife Sophia Chan.

The former said: “The fact that I am here at the airport is crazy. I have never done this before.

But I have been a fan since her debut album, and I am really looking forward to attending the concert on March 9.”

Upon landing, Swift and her entourage boarded black Toyota Alphards. There was speculation she would be staying at Marina Bay Sands, the official presenting partner for her tour here.

When The Straits Times tailed the convoy, it seemed that they were heading there. Then, they bypassed the hotel and headed for Sentosa, stopping at luxury resort hotel Capella at about 6.20pm.

When is Taylor Swift in Singapore? The concert sets the dates for the Eras Tour

Currently, six of Taylor Swift’s sold-out shows of her Era’s Tour are taking place at Singapore’s National Stadium. This run of performances will mark Swift’s lone Era’s Tour visit in Southeast Asia as well as her first engagement in Singapore in nine years.

Fans from all around the world, including Southeast Asia, are anticipated to travel in big numbers to see Swift perform six times at the 60,000-seat arena. As part of their Music of the Spheres international tour, Coldplay also held six concerts at the Singapore National Stadium earlier this year.
Swift’s concerts in Singapore are unfortunately sold out, but if you were fortunate enough to get a ticket, you may be wondering how long the show will run. Here’s all the information you require.When does Taylor Swift play in Singapore?Swift is scheduled to play six gigs at Singapore’s National Stadium on March 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9.

When does Taylor Swift’s concert begin?

For all six of the concerts in Singapore, doors are set to open at 4 p.m. (SGT), with Swift slated to take the stage at 7:30 p.m. Get there early to prevent disappointment or to see Sabrina Carpenter, the support act, as the event is slated to begin at 6 p.m.

Setlist.fm states that Taylor Swift usually begins her set three hours and thirty minutes after the doors open.

When does Taylor Swift’s performance end?

Based on her most recent performance at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, Taylor Swift’s concert is probably going to end at 10:55 p.m. It’s important to remember that her Era’s Tour shows typically last three hours and twenty-two minutes, so it may be something to consider if she arrives on stage later than anticipated.