When does Taylor Swift concert start at Accor Stadium in Sydney? Set length for Era's Tour

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour continues on Friday (Februay 23) at the Accor Stadium in Sydney
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Taylor Swift is currently in the midst of her sold-out Era's Tour, which features four concerts at Australia's Accor Stadium in Sydney. The Grammy winner arrives in Sydney days after performing to more than 250,000 fans during her time in Melbourne.

It is the first time the pop superstar has returned to Australia since the Reputation Stadium Tour in 2018. She kicked off the first night of the Australian leg of her Era's tour on February 16, delighting a record-breaking crowd of 96,000 fans with a number of surprise songs including 'Getaway Car' & 'The Other Side of the Door'.

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After her time in Australia, Swift will jet off to Singapore before arriving in Europe and heading to the UK and Ireland in June.

The pop star has become known for her mega-length shows. But if you are going to the Eras shows you might be wondering how long it will last.

Here's everything you need to know.

When does Taylor Swift play in Sydney?

Swift is set to perform four shows at the Accor Stadium in Sydney which will occur on February 23, 24, 25 and 26.

When does the Taylor Swift concert start?

Doors are scheduled to open at 4:30pm (AEDT) for all four concerts at the Accor Stadium with Swift expected to take the stage at 7:30pm. According to Setlist.fm, Taylor Swift typically starts her set an average of 3 hours and 30 minutes after doors open so it is likely she could appear at 8pm instead.

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What time does the Taylor Swift concert end?

Judging by her shows at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), the Taylor Swift concert is likely to end at 10:55pm. The average set length of her Era's Tour shows is 3 hours and 22 minutes so it's worth keeping that in mind if she takes to the stage later than expected.

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