Swift Announces World Tour

Taylor Swift’s Speak Now is going international following the announcement of her Speak Now World Tour 2011, which gets underway February 9 in Singapore. The global trek currently has 87 shows scheduled, spanning 19 countries in Asia, Europe and North America. Tour dates for New Zealand and Australia are planned for later in the year.

During the first quarter of 2011, Swift will tour through Asia and Europe before launching her North American tour May 27 in Omaha, NE. Six stadium shows, including the Dallas Cowboys Stadium and Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, are on the itinerary. The North American leg is sponsored by Covergirl, and tickets start at $25.

She will perform in Nashville September 16 and 17.

Swift’s 2009-10 Fearless Tour ran for 15 months, playing 107 dates in 88 cities and five countries.

Initial Dates for Speak Now World Tour 2011:
February 9—Singapore
February 11—Seoul, South Korea
February 13—Osaka, Japan
February 16 & 17—Tokyo, Japan
February 19—Manila, Philippines
February 21—Hong Kong
March 6—Brussels, Belgium
March 7—Rotterdam, Holland
March 9—Oslo, Norway
March 12—Oberhausen, Germany
March 15—Milan, Italy
March 17—Paris, France
March 19—Madrid, Spain
March 22—Birmingham, UK
March 25—Belfast, Northern Ireland
March 27—Dublin, Ireland
March 29—Manchester, UK
March 30—London, UK
May 27 & 28—Omaha, Nebraska
May 29—Des Moines, Iowa
June 2 & 3—Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
June 4—Orlando, Florida
June 7—Columbus, Ohio
June 8—Milwaukee, Wisconsin
June 11—Detroit, Michigan
June 14 & 15—St. Paul, Minnesota
June 18—Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
June 21—Buffalo, New York
June 22—Hartford, Connecticut
June 25—Foxborough, Massachusetts
June 30—Greensboro, North Carolina
July 1—Knoxville, Tennessee
July 2—Louisville, Kentucky
July 8—Charlotte, North Carolina
July 9 & 10—Atlanta, Georgia
July 14—Montreal, Quebec
July 15 & 16—Toronto, Ontario
July 19 & 20—New York, New York
July 28—Grand Rapids, Michigan
July 29—Indianapolis, Indiana
July 30—Cleveland, Ohio
August 2 & 3—Washington, DC
August 6—Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
August 9 & 10—Chicago, Illinois
August 13—Lexington, Kentucky
August 14—St. Louis, Missouri
August 18 & 19—Edmonton, Alberta
August 23 & 24—Los Angeles, California
September 1 & 2—San Jose, California
September 3—Sacramento, California
September 6—Portland, Oregon
September 7—Seattle, Washington
September 10 & 11—Vancouver, British Columbia
September 16 & 17—Nashville, Tennessee
September 21—Tulsa, Oklahoma
September 24—Kansas City, Missouri
September 27—Denver, Colorado
September 28—Salt Lake City, Utah
October 4—Little Rock, Arkansas
October 5—New Orleans, Louisiana
October 8—Dallas, Texas