Breaking News: Will Taylor Swift cancel her Miami Eras tour dates due to Hurricane Milton? What to know ahead of Hard Rock Stadium concerts… See More

If you’re a Swiftie in Florida, you might be wondering if there’s any chance Hurricane Milton could possibly come between you and your favorite gal. Maybe you were planning to take the Taylor Swift Brightline train down from Orlando to catch the star as she graces Miami for three consecutive nights next weekend. Though there’s not much in the way of good news when it comes to Milton right now, there could be a bright side for those planning to attend Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in Miami.

The latest Hurricane Milton projections are forecasting landfall in Sarasota on Florida’s west coast tonight, cutting through the center of the state as it tracks northeast. Though Miami is under a tropical storm warning, Southeast Florida will most likely be spared from any major impacts, with some rain and wind in the forecast. Miami International Airport is currently operational with no plans to close. Schools are closed today and Thursday but are expected to reopen this Friday, October 11.

When is Taylor Swift’s Eras tour coming to Miami?
Taylor Swift brings her Eras tour to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens for three consecutive nights on Friday, October 18, Saturday, October 19 and Sunday, October 20. That’s more than a week after Milton is expected to hit West-Central Florida.

Will the tour be impacted by Hurricane Milton?
As of writing, all three dates of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in Miami are still scheduled to occur and will most likely not be impacted by the storm. Taylor Swift’s website and socials have likewise not made any announcements regarding concert cancellations in Miami

Are there any tickets left?
Tickets for all three dates of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in Miami are sold out on Ticketmaster. Third-party sellers like VivivSeats and Stubhub currently have tickets available for all three nights starting at around $1,000 each, not including fees.

Has Taylor Swift ever cancelled a concert before?
Yes, Taylor Swift has cancelled concerts on a few occasions. Most recently, she pushed back her November 2023 Eras show in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from November 18 to November 20 due to sweltering temperatures. Swift also moved her October 10 show in Buenos Aires, Argentina to October 12 due to heavy rain in 2023.

Earlier, Swift canceled three shows at Ernst-Happel Stadium in Vienna after authorities arrested two men suspected of planning a terrorist attack. In 2020, Swift canceled all of her concert dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hurricane season in Florida
The Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1 and ends November 30 of each year. Historically, the most active time for hurricane development is mid-August through mid-October., when the waters are warmest.