This is how Taylor Swift helped her fans against the heat waves at her concert in Switzerland

Taylor Swift called workers from the stadium to help concertgoers during heatwaves in Zurich, Switzerland. The pop sensation sang All Too Well (10-minute version) in an open-roof stadium as part of her The Eras Tour. Taylor has always been mindful of fans during the concerts and calls for help when needed. Temperatures in Switzerland reached 32 degrees in the afternoon, leading to heatwaves and hot weather well into the evening.

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Taylor helps concertgoers during heatwave

Taylor performed at the Letzigrund Stadium in Switzerland, where temperatures remained between 27 and 25 degrees throughout the concert after peaking in the afternoon. The Look What You Made Me Do singer called for staff to help the crowd between performances of All Too Well. “We need help there right now,” she said, and a few seconds later she spotted another corner that needed help and asked, “Help back there, please,” USA Today reported.

Staff are present throughout the stadium and near the stage to keep an eye on the crowd and hand out water bottles. However, the artists on stage certainly have a greater advantage as they can see the crowd and identify who may need assistance. Tour concerts outside the US often do not have a regular seating plan and fans spend most of the concert standing up, which causes them to get sick.

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Taylor appreciates the fans’ efforts in high temperatures

Just before she began her set, Taylor thanked fans for coming to the stadium despite the hot weather. The Lover singer said just before singing the hit: “I look at this crowd tonight and you guys decided to come out here, in the heat, in the blazing sun, and you’re still dancing like crazy. That’s instant bonus points.”

The temperature in the stadium only improved after the first set of the day. Large mist fans were set up throughout the stadium for the crowd and gold and silver reflector blankets were handed out to visitors to protect them from the hot sun.