Not anymore.
Taylor Swift announced Friday that she “can’t reschedule the shows we’ve postponed” from her two-city “Lover Fest” tour, announced in September 2019.
“I love coming here to tell you good news or to share a new project with you,” says Swift. shared on Twitter, it began. “It’s not my favorite in the world to have to tell you news that makes me sad. I’m sorry, but I can’t reschedule the programs we’ve postponed. While there have been refunds since we first postponed the Lover Fest shows, many of you have hung up on your tickets and I was also left with the idea that we could reschedule it. “
“This is an unprecedented pandemic that has changed everyone’s plans and no one knows what the tourism landscape will be like in the near future,” the statement continued. “I am so disappointed that I will not be able to see you in person as soon as I would have liked. I miss you so much and I can’t wait until we can all be together again for sure ”.
Swift, 31, canceled the dates of the 2020 tour in April 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, initially announcing that dates for 2021 would be rescheduled.
Despite not being able to tour, Swift has remained busy with a number of new albums released during COVID times. First, there was a punch from the company records “Folklore” and “Evermore.” He has also been re-recording his first albums to finish re-releasing them, a move designed to free his early work from the clutches of mega-manager Scooter Braun, who obtained the rights of Swift’s old masters in a decision that the singer has taken it repeatedly. exploded.
It’s also escalating a court battle with a theme park, so it’s a bit of a mixed bag.