Taylor Swift Announces ‘Red’ Tour!

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Taylor Swift has had such a big and amazing year, especially with the release of her new album ‘Red’ and her hit single “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”. Along with that, she has just announced that she will be having a tour in support of the album!

Taylor Swift’s Red tour is set to start on March 13, 2013 in Omaha. In her interview with MTV News last month, she told them that she already has “so many ideas” about how to make her performances mind blowing. Taylor even has one of her favourite artists, Ed Sheeran, opening for her!

In Taylor’s interview with Billboard she said, “I like for it to be big…as big as possible. If we can make a show that dazzles people more than the last tour, then I’ll have done my job the right way.” Taylor later went on to say, “I want them to be so happy that they decided to spend their time with me. I think that’s my biggest objective. And the element of surprise is still really important in a concert and showing scenes and images and visuals that are magical. I really like to take people to a different world and change things up constantly, never showing them too much of the same thing too many times in a row.”

If you’re planning on heading to a Taylor Swift concert, make sure to check out the Canadian dates and locations listed below.

6/15/2013

Toronto

Ontario

6/22/2013

Winnipeg

Manitoba

6/29/2013

Vancouver

British Columbia

Do you think you’ll be heading to one of Taylor Swift’s concerts in her ‘Red’ tour? Let us know your plans in the comments below or tweet us at TheMagazineHQ!

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