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Taylor Swift performing at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, during the Eras Tour in June. Alamy Stock Photo

Swifties react to cancelled Eras Tour concerts following terror attack fears

Swift was scheduled to play at the Austrian capital’s Ernst Happel Stadium on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

THOUSANDS OF TAYLOR Swift fans have been left sad and upset after the organisers cancelled three shows in Austria over an apparent plot to launch an attack on the concerts in Vienna. 

Swift was scheduled to play at the Austrian capital’s Ernst Happel Stadium on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Event organiser Barracuda Music said in a post on its Instagram channel late last night that “we have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone’s safety”.

Fans took to social media to express their disappointment at the cancellation of the event, fearing the American singer would not return to the city again.

Some fans spoke of making long journeys to see the shows or waiting years for Swift to come to Vienna.

But while there was massive disappointment among fans, the overriding feeling was appreciation for the authorities that prevented the planned attack and ensured the safety of concertgoers.

Swift has not officially responded to the cancelled concerts, though some fans are holding out hope that she will return to the city to play the concerts at a later date.

Other fans are hopeful that those who had tickets to the show will be invited to a ‘Secret Session’ where Swift performs a private preview of new albums ahead of their public release.

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