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The Fearless Tour was the first concert tour by American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. The tour was in support of her sophomore studio album, Fearless (2008). On the tour, she was joined by guests Kellie Pickler and Gloriana. Teen singer, Justin Bieber joined her for the tour when she went to the UK. During the tour, Taylor performed with guests such as John Mayer, Faith Hill (May 22, 2010) and Katy Perry (April 15, 2010).
The Fearless Tour was a vibrant and theatrical show that brought Taylor Swift’s songs to life. The stage featured a storybook theme, with floating balconies, a grand staircase, and a castle backdrop.
Iconic Performances
Iconic Performances
Taylor made each performance special with choreographed storytelling, Taylor ran across the stage in a ballgown, recreating a princess-like scene. Should’ve Said No under a dramatic rain effect. She also played acoustic sets, walking through the crowd to connect with fans.During You Belong with Me, she performed in a band uniform, reflecting the song’s high school theme.
The tour featured a mix of energetic performances and emotional ballads, with special guests like Justin Bieber on select dates. It set the stage for Taylor’s future stadium tours.
SETLIST
SETLIST
Ticket Sales
Ticket Sales
The Fearless Tour was a massive commercial success, with tickets selling out almost instantly for multiple dates. When tickets first went on sale in early February 2009, demand was overwhelming. On February 6, 2009, tickets for the May 22 show at the Staples Center (Los Angeles) sold out in just two minutes. The following week, tickets for Madison Square Garden and other venues went on sale and shattered records, selling out in just one minute.
In Fresno, California, Taylor Swift achieved a rare milestone by selling out the Save Mart Center in "10 minutes or less," according to Steve Tadlock. This high demand highlighted her growing star power and solidified the Fearless Tour as one of the most sought-after concert events of 2009–2010.
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