Taylor Swift show chaos: Fans faint, vomit, throw stones on stage

In addition to rumors about a new boyfriend, the chaotic incident at singer Taylor Swift's ' Eras tour' in Nashville is the focus of discussion among US/Uk fans around the world.

Accordingly, many spectators came to Nissan Stadium in Nashville (Tennessee, USA) on May 7 to attend the music night of singer Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. However, due to severe stormy weather conditions, they had to shelter from the rain for nearly four hours, according to Pagesix.

Shared with Pagesix, show-goers revealed that crowds had to stay under the covered area of the outdoor stadium, even the entrance areas and the stalls.

"All were taken to the mandatory shelter at around 5:40 pm and had to stay there until 9:30 pm. We had to stand close to each other while the rain and wind came from all sides," this person said.

The source added that the chaotic scene caused many people to have panic attacks, fatigue, vomiting and unconsciousness. Security forces had to work to separate them from the crowd.

Another Eras tour audience said they had to stand motionless from 5:40 pm until 9:30 pm. It was raining heavily, causing water to spill everywhere, viewers were so wet that they had panic attacks, developed fevers, vomited and even lost consciousness.

Only a very few lucky spectators kept their bodies dry until the concert started. This turmoil forced the security forces to try to control the situation and they were finally relieved when Taylor Swift sang.

According to Pagesix, Taylor Swift finally got on stage at around 10pm. A security officer revealed that many people cried when queuing up to the stage area to enjoy the concert.

Not only fans were soaked with waiting, but even Taylor Swift was in a similar situation. The 33-year-old star sang continuously from 10 pm to 2 am to his passionate audience.

It is known that according to the original plan, this show will take place from 8 pm to 23 pm. The plan changed, both opening singers Gracie Abrams and Phoebe Bridgers were unable to perform.

Besides the chaotic event, earlier, in the second show of the Bad Blood voice in Nashville, the audience discovered her "rumored lover" - Matty Healy - also participated.

In photos obtained by Page Six, Taylor Swift and Matty Healy are seen leaving the singer's concert in Nashville (USA) over the weekend. The two shared a seat in the back of Swift's SUV and arrived at her apartment in the middle of the night.

Early the next day, Healy was driven by Swift's bodyguard to a nearby Starbucks after leaving the Anti-Hero singer's home through a basement garage, according to the Daily Mail.

Matty Healy was still wearing the same outfit from the Taylor Swift show the night before: a white shirt tucked into black belted pants with brown shoes.

The Sun reported earlier this month that Matty Healy (34) and Grammy Award winner Taylor Swift (33) are a couple following her and Joe Alwyn's split.

A source said that the pair were "crazy in love" despite being in the "early days" of their relationship.

The insider continued: "They first dated, very briefly, almost 10 years ago but the timing was not right."

The group's 1975 leader, Matty Healy, sent his tribute on May 5 when he flew to Tennessee from the Philippines to watch an Eras Tour Taylor Swift performance.

At the party on May 6, Matty Healy not only participated in the opening act on stage but also danced alongside singer Taylor Swift's friends Gigi Hadid and Lily Aldridge.

Last time, Matty Healy dated model Charlotte Briar D'Alessio in 2022 but never confirmed their relationship. The British musician was also romantically linked to singer FKA Twigs and model Gabriella Brooks for many years.

Taylor Swift started dating Alwyn (32 years old) in 2016. Before that, she knew Joe Jonas, Taylor Lautner, Jake Gyllenhaal and many other stars.

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