This is an anecdote that Taylor Swift will be able to boast about for a long time. The American pop star was in Edinburgh last weekend to give three concerts, as part of her world tour “The Eras Tour”, which did not go unnoticed!
According to the British Geological Survey, an organization dedicated to earth sciences cited by Sky News and the BBC, Tay-Tay’s Scottish fans danced so much to his music that they made the ground vibrate to the point of activating the earthquake detectors. The tremors were felt up to six kilometers away from Murrayfield Stadium, where the shows took place.
Wild crowd
According to the organization’s data, Friday evening was the most electrifying, since the wild Swifties made the ground move 23.4 nanometers (nm). But Saturday and Sunday night’s tremors weren’t far behind, with data showing up to 22.8 nm and 23.3 nm of movement.
As for the songs, those which caused the most movements are Cruel Summer, Champagne Problems And Ready For It?. In total, the approximately 70,000 spectators even created around 80 kilowatts of energy by going wild on Ready For It?enough to power 6,000 car batteries, according to Sky News.
Mega tour
Scotland is not the first territory that the singer’s performances have shaken, since the phenomenon was already observed almost a year earlier in the United States.
Taylor Swift began her series of 15 concerts in the United Kingdom in Scotland. The tireless superstar is soon expected to perform three more concerts in Liverpool, one in Cardiff and then three more at Wembley Stadium in London, before flying to Ireland and returning to London for five more shows in August.
Her huge 152-date tour, which began last year, promises to be one of the most lucrative in music history, while the 34-year-old singer has already broken several records since the start of the year. .
