Taylor Swift is set to return to the stage in London on Thursday to conclude the European leg of her 'Eras' tour.
Fans without tickets are also barred from “tay-gating” − the practice of gathering outside the venue to listen to the concert. Picture: AFP
Last week, all three of Swift’s shows in Vienna were called off after authorities uncovered an Islamic State-inspired plot involving explosives and knives, The police are collaborating closely with venue security teams to ensure robust security and policing plans are in place, a spokesperson said.Swift’s return to London, after three sold-out shows in June, comes just two weeks after a tragic stabbing at a dance class celebrating her music in northwest England, which claimed the lives of three young girls.
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