Nevermore.
Taylor Swift announced on Friday that she can ‘not reschedule the shows we put off’ from her two-city “Lover Fest” tour, which was announced in September 2019.
“I would love to come here to tell you good news, or to share a new project with you,” Swift said. shared on Twitter, begin. ‘It’s not my favorite thing in the world to have to tell news I’m sad about. I’m sorry, but I can not reschedule the programs we have postponed. Although refunds have been available since we postponed the Lover Fest shows for the first time, many of you clung to your tickets, and I also clung to the idea that we could plan again. “
“This is an unprecedented pandemic that has changed everyone’s plans and no one knows what the tourism environment will look like in the near future,” the statement read. ‘I’m so disappointed I could not see you in person once I wanted to. I miss you terribly and can not wait until we can all be safe together again. ‘
Swift, 31, canceled her tour dates in 2020 to April 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, and initially announced that the dates for 2021 would be rescheduled.
Although unable to tour, Swift kept busy with a series of new albums released during COVID times. First there was the one-two punch of the companion records “Folklore” and “Evermore.” She’s also re-recording her early albums to finally release them again, a move designed to free her early work from the clutches of mega-driver Scooter Braun, who owns the rights to Swift’s old masters sharpened in a decision the singer repeatedly made. blown.
She’s also intensifying a court battle with a theme park, so it’s a bit of a mixed bag.