Taylor Swift delighted her Scottish fans with a surprise show during her recent Eras Tour at the Murrayfield Stadium. For three consecutive nights, the audience, charged with enthusiasm, gave Taylor a warm welcome. This event was a big comeback for the Scottish Swifties who had been waiting for her performance.

A Special Treat for the Scottish Audience

During her set, Taylor decided to take the audience back to the early 2000s. She sang ‘Crazier’ from the Hannah Montana movie and combined it with her song “All the Girls You Loved Before.” The lights went off and Taylor came onto the stage with a smirk on her face. She started with the acoustic mash-up, playing “All of The Girls You Loved Before” on the piano and then “Crazier.” Her voice echoed through the air, reminding everyone of the good old days and the hope for the future. It was evident that “Crazier” meant a lot to them as it depicted young love, passion, and the power of music.

Taylor wore black gloves that enhanced her outfit and her performance. As she played the familiar chords, the audience cheered out loud, singing along with her.
Taylor’s connection to Hannah Montana is well-known, given that the show and its music were instrumental in her career. The fans, many of whom were of the same generation as Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus, enjoyed this relishing of the past. Taylor’s performance was a symbol of how music has the ability to bring people of all ages together and give them something to remember.

At one point, Taylor engaged with the crowd and said, “You get extra points if you know this song because it is old.” Surprised by the audience’s response, Taylor said, “Oh my God, you’re so unbelievable.” Taylor’s second night in Scotland included other songs such as “The Bolter” from the 2024 album “The Tortured Poets Department” and “Getaway Car” from the 2017 album ‘Reputation.’ The fourteen-time Grammy winner’s talent for rendition of songs proves her introspective nature as a singer. Her creativity in putting her spin on the songs while still maintaining their original essence was well displayed throughout the night.

The Miss Americana received a warm greeting to Edinburg via the bagpipe group Reel Time Pipe Band, who covered “Love Story” from 2008 at Murrayfield Stadium, where she performed later. John Swinney, Scotland’s First Minister, also joined the fanfare and temporarily renamed the local Loch Tay to “Loch Tay Tay” in honor of the superstar.
John Swinney stated – “I hope she has the chance to go and see Loch Tay – or should I say Loch Tay Tay – because it is the most beautiful part of Scotland”. She added, “She’ll get a really warm welcome here, and I know her presence in Scotland will exhilarate all of the Swifties.”