Taylor Swift has exciting news for her fans worldwide as she has officially announced international dates for her highly anticipated Eras tour. The tour will include shows in the UK, Europe, and Asia, scheduled to take place in 2024. This announcement has generated significant buzz among her global fanbase, who are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to experience Taylor Swift's record-breaking tour in their respective regions.

The pop star will play nine shows in the UK, with concerts in Edinburgh, Liverpool, Cardiff and London.

There is also a gap on Glastonbury's final night, with the star rumored to be reclaiming the headline slot she missed in 2020 due to the pandemic.

The tour's first leg has seen her play to record audiences in the US.

Demand for the tickets was so high that it overwhelmed Ticketmaster's systems, with thousands of fans unable to obtain seats.

The fiasco led to Ticketmaster being hauled in front of US senators to answer questions on the company's event handling.

Swift herself said it was "excruciating" to watch fans struggling to get tickets, and that she had been assured Ticketmaster could cope with the demand.

For the UK dates, fans have been invited to register interest via Swift's website, although those who tried to do so after the announcement were put in a long queue.

After registration closes, fans will be sent a purchase link for tickets. The London dates then go on sale on 18 July, followed by Edinburgh on 19 July and Cardiff on 20 July.

"We expect there will be more demand than there are tickets available," Ticketmaster warned those who successfully registered.

"Tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis while currently-available inventory lasts".