Swift was Gelsenkirchen, Hamburg and Munich in July.
Taylor Swift is a global superstar. Everyone nows it, but sometimes it’s hard to truly fathom how widespread her reach is. It has been made clear by her tours that span the globe, with her most recent The Eras Tour taking her all the way from Las Vegas to Argentina to Japan and countless European countries.
She made unforgettable memories for Swifties at all of her tour stops, so it’s impossible to pick a specific one that stood out from the rest. But her stop in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, which featured three consecutive nights of music, may have been one of the most important moments of the tour.
Fans in Gelsenkirchen definitely think so, and they’ve made Swift know the impact she made on the city. An artist by the name of Benjamin Veltum paid tribute to Swift with an incredible spray-painted mural of the singer.
Veltum wrote in the social media post: “Thank you Taylor Swift, for making Gelsenkirchen a wonderful place for three days… I was so moved by the show that this energy flowed into my highest work yet”.
Despite becoming somewhat of an ambassador for the NFL and having loyal fans in Germany, it’s unlikely she will be in attendance for the game that will be played in Munich on November 10. If it was the Kansas City Chiefs and boyfriend Travis Kelce playing in it, she would surely make the trip.
But it would be shocking to see her travel to Europe to watch the New York Giants and Carolina Panthers square off. The Chiefs have a home game on that same day, and Swift will have a mini-break between tour dates, so expect to see her at Arrowhead Stadium at that time.
