When it comes to selling tickets to her Fearless tour, Taylor Swift is, well, fearless. The 19-year-old country music star announced yesterday she would be extending the 2009 tour into 2010 at venues around the world, according to an Associated Press report.
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“We had so much fun on the ‘Fearless’ tour the first time around that we decided that we had to keep going with it,” Swift was quoted as saying. “So we will be relaunching the ‘Fearless’ tour in February in Australia, and then coming back and doing a bunch more cities in America.”
All in all, according to the AP, the tour will play in nearly 30 cities throughout the U.S. and Canada. But it will kick off on February 4 in Brisbane, followed by four more shows in Australia. Kellie Pickler and Gloriana will return as opening acts.
All 52 concerts on the 2009 tour sold out in minutes, including New York’s Madison Square Garden. Swift said she hopes the second go-round will be as successful. She said her fans make her feel like she’s “won the lottery of dreams coming true.”
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MusicVixen says...
Kanye's tour got cancelled, and Taylor's got extended? Sounds like perfect karma to me.
