Taylor Swift kicked off the final leg of her Eras Tour with the first of three shows at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida on Friday.
Rain would pour down but not enough to dampen the spirits of the 61,000 excited Swifties in the audience.
Swift — who debuted four new Eras Tour outfits — treated fans by bringing out a special guest during the epic three-hour concert.
She was joined on stage by Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine for a duet of their hit song Florida, which is off Swift’s latest album The Tortured Poets Department.
Swift came out on stage alongside Welch decked out in a white dress with ‘Who’s Afraid Of Little Old Me? You Should Be’ written across the bottom puffy half of her custom Vivienne Westwood high-low skirt.
Taylor Swift brought out Florence Welch as a special guest during her Eras Tour concert in Miami, Florida on Friday
Swift kicked off the final leg of her Eras Tour with the first of three shows at Hard Rock Stadium
As for Welch, she looked amazing in a white dress of her own with black lace in various parts of the number including the bottom portion.
Swift’s boyfriend Travis Kelce wasn’t able to make it to the show, due to his practice schedule ahead of Sunday’s showdown in San Francisco, other member of the football star’s family were on hand.
Kelce’s brother Jason was seen arriving at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium for the opening show with wife Kylie and their daughters Wyatt, five, and Elliotte, three – as well as his mom Donna.
The Grammy winner belted out a number of hits on the spacious stage, and debuted a new Fearless ensemble to her cheering fans.
Taylor wore a tasseled, shimmering dress that sparkled under the bright lights and contained hues of light gold and blue.
She additionally slipped into a pair of knee-high, dazzling boots and allowed her blonde locks to flow down past her shoulders in light waves.
At one point while donning the outfit, Swift pulled out her rhinestone-covered guitar as she sang more tracks for the sold-out audience.
During the staggering 46-song set, which typically has been running at least three hours and 15 minutes, the singer-songwriter was seen joining in on the choreography with her backup dancers as rain pelted down into the stadium.
She got the show started with Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince, off of her Lover album, which led into Cruel Summer, The Man, You Need To Calm Down and then Lover, to cap off the first act of the concert.
After the Fearless and Red segments each consisted of three songs she delivered songs from Red, Speak Now, Reputation, Folklore/Evermore, before delving into tunes from 1989.
The performed a duet of their hit song Florida, which is off Swift’s latest album The Tortured Poets Department
Swift came out on stage alongside Welch decked out in a white dress with ‘Who’s Afraid Of Little Old Me? You Should Be’ written across the bottom puffy half of her custom Vivienne Westwood high-low skirt
The pop superstar changes into an array of different ensembles during the three-hour show
In all, Swift delivered a 46 song extravaganza that pasts more than three hours and 15 minutes
Swift has two more shows at Hard Rock Stadium before heading to New Orleans, as she winds down to the end of the Eras Tour on December 8 in Vancouver, Canada
By the time she got to The Tortured Poets Department she did But Daddy I Love Him / So High School before brining Welch out for her duet of Florida.
Clips of the song made waves on the internet and social media with headlines like ‘Taylor Swift & Florence Welch performing Florida!!! in FLORIDA!!!!’ posted on X (formerly Twitter).
The follow-up attributed to Taylor Swift Updates showed a couple of pictures of the two stars singing together and then sharing a hug after the performance.
She would end her set with seven songs from Midnights that included Lavender Haze, Anti-Hero, Midnight Rain, Vigilante S**t, Bejeweled, Mastermind, and Karma.
The Fortnight singer is slated to perform at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami through Sunday before heading New Orleans for three shows at Caesars Superdome on October 25-27.
From there she has three more stops in Indianapolis, Toronto and Vancouver, which serves as the final city of the Eras Tour that has now gone on for 17 months.
