London welcomes Taylor Swift for “The Eras Tour” with a personalized subway map and changing of the guard – WJJY 106.7

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Taylor Swift has loved this place for so long and it seems like London loves her too.

In honor of the pop superstar’s first performance on his London Eras Tour on Friday, the whole city got into the Swiftie spirit.

“Shake It Off” was played during the Changing of the Guard on Friday, and the royal family posted a video the performance to the social platform X.

“Can’t stop, won’t stop grooving,” they captioned the video, titled “Changing of the Guard (Taylor’s Version).”

In addition, London’s public transport service has released a new map filled to the brim with Taylor Easter eggs, titled “Tube Map Taylor’s Version.”

The map, which looks like intersecting friendship bracelets, contains lines representing each of Taylor’s eleven studio albums. A sparkling heart is placed above the places important to Taylor – such as Wembley Stadium, where she performs all of her concerts as part of her London Eras Tour.

Other places that received hearts are locations mentioned in Taylor’s songs. “I left everything I knew, you left me in the house on the heath,” Taylor sings in “So Long, London,” referring to the house she lived in near Hampstead Heath Park. This location gets a heart on the map, as do Highgate, Camden Market, and the West End, which Taylor sings about in her song “So Long, London.” Lover Title “London Boy”.

Sadiq Khanthe Mayor of London, wrote about the new map on the social platform X.

“This Taylor Swift tube map has been really nicely revamped,” Khan wrote. “Whether you’re a Londoner or coming to London this weekend to see Taylor’s The Eras Tour, explore London (Taylor’s Version) and visit all the places that inspired her music.”

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