If you’re a Swiftie in Florida, you might be wondering if Hurricane Milton could possibly come between you and your favorite girl. Maybe you were planning on taking the Taylor Swift Brightline train down from Orlando to see the star, who is in Miami for three consecutive nights next weekend. Although there isn’t much good news regarding Milton, there might be a positive side for those planning to attend Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in Miami.

Now that the storm has made its way through Florida and left the state this morning as a Category 1 hurricane, first responders can get to work assessing the damage, responding to rescue calls and clearing debris from roads. And ahead of her Eras tour stop in Miami, the ever-conscientious pop star pledged to donate $5 million to Hurricane Milton and Helene relief efforts, specifically helping communities rebuild and recover and providing them with essential food, to provide clean water and relief supplies to people affected by the storms. Read on to find out everything else we know about Eras’ Miami tour stop next weekend after Milton.

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When is Taylor Swift’s Eras tour coming to Miami?

Taylor Swift brings her Eras Tour to the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens for three consecutive nights on Friday, October 18th, Saturday, October 19th and Sunday, October 20th. That’s more than a week after Milton is expected to reach west-central Florida.

Will the tour be affected by Hurricane Milton?

At the time of writing, all three dates of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in Miami are still scheduled and will most likely not be impacted by the storm. Taylor Swift’s website and social media have also not made any announcements about concert cancellations in Miami.

Are there still tickets?

Tickets for all three dates of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in Miami are sold out on Ticketmaster, but tickets are still on sale at third-party retailers.

How much do Taylor Swift’s Eras tour tickets cost?

Third-party providers like VivivSeats and Stubhub are currently offering tickets for all three nights starting at around $1,000 each, with no fees.

Has Taylor Swift ever canceled a concert?

Yes, Taylor Swift has canceled concerts a few times. Most recently, she postponed her November 2023 Eras show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from November 18th to November 20th due to oppressive temperatures. Due to heavy rains in 2023, Swift also rescheduled her October 10 show in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to October 12.

Swift previously canceled three shows at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna after authorities arrested two men suspected of plotting a terrorist attack. In 2020, Swift canceled all of her concert dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hurricane season in Florida

The Atlantic hurricane season begins on June 1st and ends on November 30th each year. Historically, the most active time for hurricane development is mid-August to mid-October, when waters are warmest.

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