Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Is Back for the Final Leg: Set List and Outfits Changes for Vancouver Night 3

The Final Bow

Taylor made sure that the audience applauded her backup dancers and band members before she took her final bow at the end of Vancouver Night 3. They performers then embraced in an emotional group hug before they left the stage.

Last Surprise Songs

Taylor “went back to the beginning” of her career while performing a mashup of “A Place in This World” and “New Romantics” on guitar during the surprise songs for Vancouver Night 3. She continued the set by performing a mashup of “Long Live,” “New Year’s Day” and “The Manuscript” on piano.

She noticeably pointed out the end of the tour while changing the “Long Live” lyric of “it was the end of a decade” to “it was the end of an era.”

Final Archer Pose

Taylor did the archer pose, which is a nod to Travis Kelce, one final time while transitioning from “But Daddy I Love Him” to “So High School.”

Final ‘1989’ Outfit

Taylor continued her trend of repeating outfits from the first two nights by wearing the yellow and orange outfit for the 1989 set during night 3 in Vancouver.

The Final ‘Folklore’/’Evermore’ Performance

Following her performance of “Champagne Problems,” the crowd gave Taylor a lengthy standing ovation and sang “Happy Birthday” to her before she thanked them for the special moment. “This tour has been the adventure of a lifetime,” Taylor said. “I speak on behalf of my band … my fellow performers who all left their families and have spent time away from everything that they know and love and have performed when they were sick. When anything was going on in their lives, they made sure that this show come through [for] you and I just wanted to say that on behalf of all of us, we will never forget you giving us that moment. Thank you, Vancouver.”

Gold ‘Reputation’ Snake Costume

Taylor performed her final Reputation set of the Eras tour by wearing her gold and black costume.

Aubrey Plaza Attends Vancouver Night 3

Aubrey Plaza was spotted at the Eras tour for night 3 in Vancouver, and fans captured videos of her exchanging friendship bracelets with fans. Other celebrities in attendance included Jenna Fischer and and Brianna “Chickenfry” Lapaglia.

Kam’s Last Cameo

During Taylor’s performance of “We Are Never Ever Betting Back Together,” Kam did his cameo for the last time. “For the last time, no!” he shouted.

Reflecting on the End of Eras

Before she sang “Lover,” Taylor reflected on the Eras tour coming to an end. “We have had so many adventures. It has been the most exciting, powerful, electrifying, intense, most challenging thing I’ve done in my entire life. We’ve gotten to perform for over 10 million people on this tour,” she told the crowd. “And tonight, we get to play one last show for you here tonight in beautiful Vancouver. We’re gonna make it count.”

Taylor Swift Kicks Off Final Night of Eras Tour

Taylor kicked off the final night of the Eras tour in Vancouver on December 8 by taking in the cheers following her performance of “Cruel Summer.”

Countdown Continues

Taylor continued counting down her remaining shows, putting down another finger while singing “Midnight Rain.”

Gracie Collab

Taylor brought out pal Gracie Abrams during the surprise set “for the last time.” The duo sang a mashup of “I Love You, I’m Sorry” and “Last Kiss.”

Taylor followed up their performance with a mashup of her own, singing “Tortured Poets Department” and “Maroon” on piano.

‘Champagne Problems’ Standing O

“I don’t even know how to thank you for everything that you’ve given to me to get me to this place where I even get to stand her and have this experience,” Taylor told the Vancouver crowd after an extended standing ovation. “I just keep thinking when I look at this crowd how incredibly happy and grateful and fortunate we are to get to spend our last weekend here in Vancouver with people like you. Thank you so much.”

Outfit Repeater

Fans were quick to notice that Taylor kicked off night 2 in Vancouver wearing the same outfits as night 1 for Lover and Fearless.

Counting Down to 2

During her performance of “Midnight Rain,” Taylor counted down from four to two to signify that there were just two shows left after night 1 in Vancouver.

Surprise Songs for Vancouver Night 1

Taylor kicked off the surprise songs for Vancouver Night 1 by singing a mashup of “Haunted” and “Wonderland” on guitar, saying the second track was perfect for a Canada show due to the “Eh” sound used in the song. The surprises continued with a mashup of “Never Grow Up” and “The Best Day” on piano.

Tribute to Travis?

Taylor seemingly paid tribute to boyfriend Travis Kelce by wearing Kansas City Chiefs colors, yellow and orange, during the 1989 set for Vancouver Night 1. “She really said, ‘Damn I miss travy and I wish he were here,” one fan wrote via X after the outfit reveal.

Enthusiastic Standing Ovation

Following her performance of “Champagne Problems,” Taylor took out her ear pieces to hear the crowd’s enthusiastic standing ovation. After noting that the last set of shows would be emotional, Taylor said she was “overjoyed” and thanked the crowd for the memorable moment.

Red Dress for Vancouver Night 1

Taylor chose to wear her red dress during the Folklore/Evermore section during Vancouver Night 1. Many fans were happy with the decision, as one person wrote via X, “Red is always such a striking color!!”

Kam’s Cameo for Vancouver Night 1

While Kam Saunders often gets creative during his “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” lines, he opted to stick with the original lyric for Vancouver Night 1 by shouting, “Like ever!“

Back to High School for Vancouver Night 1

Taylor took the Vancouver Night 1 crowd “back to high school” with her as she performed “Fearless,” You Belong With Me” and “Love Story” from her Fearless album.

Film Crews in Vancouver Night 1

Film crews were included on stage as Taylor performed during Vancouver Night 1. Several fans rushed to social media to share their theories, with one person saying “there has to be another movie or something!”

Counting Down to 3

Taylor counted down from five to three during her performance of “Midnight Rain,” which led some fans to wonder if she was hinting that Reputation (Taylor’ Version) will be announced during the final show. “REP IS COMING – 3 MORE SHOWS YALL – HOLD ON – 3 MORE,” one person theorized via X.

Closing Out Toronto

Taylor closed out the sixth and final show in Toronto by performing her Midnights set.

Surprise Songs for Toronto Night 6

Taylor kicked off the surprise song set by singing a mashup of “Sparks Fly” and “Message In A Bottle” on guitar. She continued the surprises by singing a mashup of “You’re Losing Me” and “How Did It End?” on piano.

Getting Emotional

While the crowds always give Taylor a standing ovation after her performance of “Champagne Problems,” she got emotional when the moment happened during Toronto night 6 and wiped tears out of her eyes. “I’m just having a bit of a moment, sorry,” she said while sniffling. “We’ve loved our time in Toronto. It’s been so amazing.”

Faith Hill Attends Toronto Night 6

Just days after Taylor was spotted out in New York City with Faith Hill, the “This Kiss” singer was seen dancing in the VIP tent behind Andrea Swift during night 6 in Toronto.

Pretty in Purple

Fans were happy with the dress Taylor chose for the Speak Now set for Toronto night 6. “Oh that dress is so princess coded,” one person wrote via X, and another chimed in, “Aww , my poor heart , perfect dress for perfect song.”

‘Ew, David’

Kam referenced Schitt’s Creek during his “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” cameo, shouting, “Ew, David! Ew!”

Breaking Records

“Thanks to you, The Eras Tour is the very first tour to ever play six sold out shows in Rogers Centre!” Taylor told fans during the Lover era set.

Sparkling in Silver

Taylor opted to wear her sequined silver blazer while performing “The Man” for Toronto night 6.

Ed Kelce Attends Toronto Night 6

Travis and Jason’s dad, Ed Kelce, was spotted attending Toronto night 6, and fans captured photos of him exchanging friendship bracelets with fans.

Cryptic Countdown

Fans were convinced Taylor dropped an easter egg when she held up five fingers and dropped the count to four during her performance of “Midnight Rain” during Toronto night 5, which was captured by fans on video and was shared via X.

Surprise Songs Toronto Night 5

The first surprise song of Toronto night 5 was a mashup of “Ours” and “The Last Great American Dynasty” on guitar. Taylor continued the surprises by singing a mashup of “Cassandra,” “Mad Woman” and I Did Something Bad” on piano.

Fans previously asked her to do a mashup of “Cassandra” and “Mad Woman” ever since TTPD was released. “IT’S THE MOMENT WE’VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR,” one fan wrote via X about the performance.

Helping Hands

Taylor recruited the help of her background dancers to change her mic pack while performing “But Daddy I Love Him” during the TTPD set.

Orange and Purple

Taylor matched an orange top with a purple skirt for the 1989 set during night 5 in Toronto.

Yellow ‘Folklore/Evermore’ Dress

Taylor brought back her yellow dress for the Folklore/Evermore set during Toronto night 5. Fans were excited about the choice on social media, and one person wrote via X, “Looking SO beautiful.”

Staying Gold in Toronto

Taylor continued the gold theme in Toronto by wearing the Reputation outfit with gold snakes during night 5.

Justin Trudeau Attends Toronto Night 5

The Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, was spotted attending night 5 of the Eras tour in Toronto.

Back to High School

Taylor brought the Toronto night 5 crowd “back to high school” with her while performing “Fearless,” “You Belong With Me” and “Love Story” during the Fearless set.

Kicking Off Toronto Night 5

During night 5 in Toronto, Taylor acknowledged that the show was “the second to last Friday night that we will ever play on the Eras tour.”

Closing Out Toronto Night 4

Taylor closed out night 4 in Toronto with the Midnights set.

Surprise Songs Toronto Night 4

Taylor began the surprise songs for Toronto night 4 by performing a mashup of “Mr. Perfectly Fine” and “Better Than Revenge” on guitar. She continued the set by performing a mashup of “State of Grace” and “Labyrinth” on piano.

Yellow and Pink ‘1989’ Set

The “Shake It Off” singer wore a yellow top and pink skirt during the 1989 set for Toronto night 4.

Purple in Toronto

Taylor wore several purple outfits during Toronto night 4, including a purple dress for her Folklore/Evermore set.

Gold Rep Suit for Toronto Night 4

Taylor decided to wear the Rep bodysuit with gold snakes for night 4 in Toronto.

Kam’s Shout for Toronto Night 4

While performing “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” during Toronto night 4, Kam shouted, “Nah, you’re dust fam!”

Kicking Off Toronto Night 4

“So fun fact … this is actually the second to last weekend of the Eras Tour,” Taylor told the crowd during the Lover set while kicking off Toronto night 4.

New ‘1989’ Outfit for Toronto Night 3

Taylor brought out a brand new 1989 set for night 3 in Toronto. It featured a matching silver skirt and crop top.

Gracie Abrams Set Change

Fans were quick to notice that Gracie cut “Us” from her setlist during night 3 in Toronto. Many accurately guessed that she would come back out to duet with Taylor during the surprise set. The pair combined “Us” with “Out of the Woods.”

Pink Vibes

Night 2 in Toronto was all about the pink. Taylor donned the color during her Folklore/Evermore set, her Lover bodysuit and a sparkly pink jacket for “The Man”.

Errors Tour During Night 2 in Toronto

Many fans were quick to notice what sounded like a blunder during the Speak Now era in Toronto. “There I was again tonight / forcing s-laughter, faking smiles,” Taylor seemingly sang at the beginning of “Enchanted.”

Taylor’s 22 Shirt

Taylor changed her her “22” shirt for night 2 in Toronto. The tee read “I knew you were trouble.”

Surprise Songs for Toronto Night 1

Taylor started the surprise song set with “My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys” from TTPD mashed up with “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” from Reputation. On piano, she played “False God” from Lover and mashed it up with “‘Tis the Damn Season” from Evermore.

‘Folkmore’ Dress for Toronto Night 1

A moment for the cream Folkmore dress! Taylor brought it back for the combined Folklore and Evermore set during night 1 in Toronto.

There was almost a mishap before she sang “Betty” and the guitar wasn’t tuned correctly, but luckily Taylor figured it out!

The ’22’ Hat in Toronto Night 1

Taylor wore the “This Is Not Taylor’s Version” shirt for the Red era in Toronto night 1. She had an adorable moment with a young male fan when she sang “22,” giving him a big hug before placing her hat on his head.

Amid the “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” performance, dancer Kam Saunders put on his best Canadian accent during his shout-out when he said, “Sorry aboot it!”

A ‘Love Story’ Proposal in Toronto!

Two fans got engaged while Taylor performed “Love Story” during night one in Toronto on November 14.

‘Lover’ Bodysuit: Toronto Night 1

It’s a blue and gold moment for the Lover set during Toronto night one! Taylor then wore the black sparkly blazer when she transitioned into singing “The Man” and “You Need to Calm Down.”

A Perfect Ending

At the end of her third show in Indianapolis, Taylor said, “That was the perfect last American show of the Eras tour. Thank you!”

Surprise Songs for Indy Night 3

Taylor performed a mashup of “Cornelia Street” and “The Bolter” as well as a mashup of “Death by a Thousand Cuts” and “The Great War” for her third night in Indianapolis.

Purple ‘1989’ Outfit

For Taylor’s third night in Indianapolis, she wore a full purple look for her 1989 set.

Final Thank Yous

Taylor received an extraordinarily long standing ovation following her performance of “Champagne Problems,” with the crowd even chanting her name over and over. When she thanked her fans, she said, “This is our very last American show on the Eras tour, and the fact that you could do that for us — for me, for my band, my crew, my fellow performers — you have just completely confirmed that we chose the right 69,000 people to spend our last [show with].”

Record-Breaking Night

As Taylor addressed the audience at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, she congratulated them for making history. “We were very, very lucky the first two nights that we played here — Friday and Saturday — because each night, we got the news that those crowds had broken the all-time concert attendance record for this stadium, which is just like unbelievable,” she said. “So tonight, I’m very happy to report that you have now broken the all-time attendance record for a concert in this stadium. Isn’t that wild? There’s just never been this many people in this room for a concert before. You guys are something else.”

Kam’s Shout-Out and ‘Red’ Shirt

For Taylor’s Red era during Indy night three, she wore her shirt that read, “A lot going on at the moment.” And when Kam Saunders had his special moment in “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,” he simply shouted, “Scram!“

Author John Green Attends Indy Night 3

Author John Green, who wrote The Fault in Our Stars, which is one of the best-selling books of all time, was in attendance for Taylor’s third night in Indianapolis. On his Instagram Story, he wrote, “The vibes are epic.”

Indy Night 3 ‘Lover’ Bodysuit

Taylor wore the classic pink and blue ensemble as her Lover bodysuit for night three in Indianapolis. “I don’t know if anyone knows this in this room, but in case you didn’t, the very last U.S. show the Eras tour will ever play is right here in Indianapolis, Indiana,” she told the crowd. “I’m so happy we all get to share this memory tonight. The fact that you guys turned this tour into what it is — it’s why we added so many shows.”

‘Karma Is the Guy on the Chiefs’ for Indy Night 2

Taylor confirmed Travis’ attendance by singing, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs” during her performance of “Karma” during Indianapolis night 2.

Travis Kelce Attends Indy Night 2

Travis Kelce made a surprise appearance during Indianapolis night 2, and fans took to X to share a video of him dancing during Taylor’s performance of “So High School.”

Surprise Songs for Indianapolis Night 2

Taylor began the acoustic set for Indianapolis night 2 by singing a mashup of “The Prophecy” and “This Love” on guitar. The set continued with Taylor performing a mashup of “Maroon” and “Cowboy Like Me” on piano.

Bright in Yellow

Taylor shined in a yellow top and orange skirt during the 1989 set on night 2 in Indianapolis.

Standing Ovation in Indy Night 2

Taylor appreciated the standing ovation following her performance of “Champagne Problems” and noted that the concert was her last Saturday show in the United States. “This is our last Saturday night show in America on this tour and you have just made it a Saturday night we will remember forever. Thank you,” she told the crowd.

Caitlin Clark Takes Indy Night 2

Caitlin Clark had so much fun during night 1 in Indianapolis that she returned for night 2 on November 2.

‘OPE NO!’

“OPE NO!” Kam Saunders shouted during his cameo in “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” during Indy night 2.

Blue ‘Fearless’ Dress for Indy Night 2

Taylor opted to wear her newest Fearless dress during night 2 in Indy.

Tangerine Bodysuit for ‘Lover’

Taylor wore her tangerine bodysuit during the Lover set for night 2 in Indianapolis.

Indy Night 1 Malfunction

Taylor suffered a minor malfunction with her earpiece and mic pack while performing “Lavender Haze.” A crew member had to come on stage and fix the mic pack under her shirt, though she handled it like a pro and didn’t let the error stop her from singing. She later took a brief break before singing “Mastermind” to seemingly fix her microphone.

Surprise Songs Indy Night 1

For surprise songs on night 1 in Indiana, Taylor sang a mashup of “The Albatross” and “Holy Ground” on guitar. She continued the acoustic set by singing a mashup of “Cold As You” and “Exile” on piano.

‘Champagne Problems’ Standing Ovation

Fans always give Taylor a standing ovation after her performance of “Champagne Problems,” and she made sure everyone knew how much she appreciated the gesture during Indy night 1. “We’re not going to get to do this show many more times and we’re not going to forget that you did that for us,” she said.

Gold for Indy Night 1

Taylor once again brought back the gold Reputation bodysuit for Indianapolis night 1.

Taylor’s ‘Enchanted’ Dress for Indy Night 1

Taylor wore her purple ballgown while performing “Enchanted” during night 1 in Indianapolis.

Record Breaking Show in Indianapolis

“I was told that you guys went ahead and broke the all time attendance record ever in this stadium!” Taylor told the crowd in Lucas Oil Stadium during night 1 in Indianapolis.

Kam’s Cameo for Indy Night 1

Kam Saunders continued to get creative with his “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” cameos during Indianapolis night 1 by shouting, “NO YEAH NO.”

Ending the U.S. Leg

Taylor reflected on Indianapolis being the last set of shows in the United States before she sang “Lover.” After discussing all of the places she traveled during the international tour, Taylor told the crowd that she was saving one of the best shows for last. “We decided that the very last U.S. city of the Eras tour will have to be right here in Indianapolis, Indiana!” she said.

Caitlin Clark Attends Eras Tour

Caitlin Clark revealed she was attending night 1 in Indianapolis while sharing a photo during Gracie Abrams‘ set. “I’M FIRED UP!!!!!!” she captioned the snapshot.

1st Down

Taylor gave another shout out to Travis by doing his 1st down gesture and flashing a three with her fingers during her performance of “Midnight Rain.” She later completed the Midnights set by singing, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs” in her boyfriend’s honor.

NOLA Night 3 Surprise Songs

She kicked off surprise songs for NOLA night 3 by performing a mashup on “Afterglow” and “Dress” on guitar. Taylor then celebrated the tenth anniversary of her 1989 album by performing a mashup of the album’s song “How You Get the Girl” and “Clean” on piano.

Stage Malfunction

Taylor acted like a pro when the stage didn’t move properly during her performance of “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” Shortly after the number, severals fans took to X to note that something seemed to go wrong when the stage didn’t move like it has in past shows. “Tayroomba may be broken but the show goes on,” one fan captioned a video of the performance.

Taylor Shouts Out Travis

After Travis Kelce scored his first touchdown of the season on October 27, Taylor gave him a shout-out by doing the archer pose during her performance of “So High School.”

Green Dress for New Orleans Night 3

The “Cardigan” singer chose to wear her green dress for the Folklore/Evermore section of New Orleans night 3.

Gold for New Orleans

Taylor brought back her Reputation bodysuit with gold snakes for night 3 in New Orleans.

“She Said What She Said”

Dancer Kam Saunders has made memorable cameos during Taylor’s performance of “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” each night, and night 3 in New Orleans was no different. “She said what she said,” he shouted as the “All Too Well” singer sang about a past split.

’22’ Shirt for NOLA Night 3

Taylor made it clear that there was “a lot going on at the moment” during her performance of “22” during New Orleans night 3.

New Orleans Inspired Look

“Doesn’t my outfit tonight seems very New Orleans?” Taylor asked before she shimmied for the crowd at the beginning of the Lover set during night 3 in NOLA.

Surprise Songs NOLA Night 2

To end her set, Taylor performed a mashup of “Hits Different” and “Welcome to New York” as her surprise songs for her second performance in New Orleans.

Special Guest Sabrina Carpenter

During Taylor’s acoustic set on her second night in New Orleans, she said, “I think tonight I’m going to do something completely different,” adding, “I’m going to sing a song that’s not mine, but one that I completely love.” After starting Sabrina Carpenter‘s “Espresso,” she paused her performance to call up her friend and ask if she was able to join her on stage. “I love my friend, and I’m so proud of Sabrina,” said Taylor. “We love you so much.” Sabrina then joined Taylor for an iconic mashup of “Espresso,” “Is It Over Now?” and “Please Please Please.”

Going for Gold

Taylor wore gold and black for “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” during her second night in New Orleans. The graphite outfit set seemingly hasn’t been seen for seven consecutive shows.

Yellow ‘1989’ Outfit

Taylor rocked the stage in full yellow during her 1989 era for her second night in New Orleans. With a look like that, there’s certainly no bad blood here!

Champagne Problems Only!

After her performance of “champagne problems,” Taylor got so many cheers from the crowd that she appeared emotional and in disbelief. “I just want to say on behalf of everybody on this stage — my band, my crew, my fellow performers — we’re just never going to forget you did that for us,” she told the audience. “That night two of New Orleans, Saturday night, just did that for us. Thank you, forever.”

Friendship Never Ends

Taylor discussed her iconic friendship bracelets during the second night in New Orleans and said that the trend got bigger than she ever imagined! “Fast forward, we come to play New Orleans, and there’s a giant friendship bracelet on the outside of this stadium,” she said, as the crowd cheered. “You have made this tour into this magnificent display of joy.”

Ain’t Gonna Happen

In “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” during night two in New Orleans, Taylor’s backup dancer Kameron Saunders shouted, “Uh-uh, ain’t gonna happen!”