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Introducing the sensational “Blank Space” – Los Angeles’ very own Taylor Swift tribute band, where the magic of Taylor comes to life in a dazzling explosion of music and energy!

Hailing from the heart of the entertainment capital, Blank Space is more than just a tribute – it’s a journey into the incredible world of Taylor Swift’s chart-topping hits and unforgettable melodies. Led by the charismatic Olivia Mojica, who embodies Taylor’s spirit with every note, this ensemble of talented musicians brings the Swift experience to the West Coast like never before.

Prepare to be transported into the realms of love, heartbreak, and everything in between as Blank Space flawlessly recreates Taylor’s iconic performances. From the early country twang to the pop anthems that took the world by storm, this band captures the essence of Taylor Swift’s diverse musical evolution.

Blank Space doesn’t just perform, they create an immersive experience that leaves audiences dancing, singing, and feeling the emotion of Taylor’s music. It’s not just a concert; it’s a celebration of the unforgettable stories that Taylor has shared with the world.

Whether you’re a die-hard Swiftie or a casual listener, Blank Space invites you to join the party, singing along to every beloved lyric and reliving the magic of Taylor Swift’s incredible career. Get ready for a night of pure joy, infectious energy, and a whole lot of “shake it off” vibes with Blank Space – the ultimate Taylor Swift tribute band from Los Angeles!

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18 details you may have missed at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour

• Taylor Swift's new movie, "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour," was filmed during her concerts in Los Angeles.
• There are many easy-to-miss details weaved into Swift's performance, from the screen to her fingernails.
• Everything we noticed is listed below in chronological order of the setlist.

The pre-show playlist includes Swift's friends and opening acts.

The playlist that precedes Swift's performance includes "My Song 5" by HAIM, "Number One Fan" by MUNA, and "True Blue" by boygenius , all of whom opened for Swift during the tour's first US leg.

It also features songs by close friends of Swift like Selena Gomez, Lana Del Rey, and Suki Waterhouse .

From the very first show back in March, the playlist even contained an Easter egg: "In Ha Mood" by Ice Spice, who hopped on a remix of "Karma" and joined Swift on stage in New Jersey .

Other notable staples include "That's What I Want" by Lil Nas X, "American Teenager" by Ethel Cain , and "Applause" by Lady Gaga, which is always the penultimate track.

Just before taking the stage, Swift always plays "You Don't Own Me" by Dusty Springfield.

"You Don't Own Me" was originally recorded by Lesley Gore, but Swift's playlist features the 1964 cover by Dusty Springfield.

The song plays when the countdown clock appears on the big screen. It includes poignant lyrics like "I'm not just one of your many toys" and "I'm free and I love to be free / To live my life the way that I want."

This could be a subtle message to Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun , whose purchase of Swift's masters spurred her to rerecord her first six albums .

In addition to signature hits like "Spooky" and "Son of a Preacher Man," Springfield was also known for rebelling against constraints in the music industry and meticulously crafting her own public image . According to biographers, she was often branded as "difficult" — although, in retrospect, this was more likely a reaction to a strong-willed woman in a male-dominated industry.

Springfield's love life was also a common source of tabloid fodder. In 1970, she publicly came out as bisexual and suffered an immediate plunge in commercial success . But 20 years later, she released an album titled "Reputation," which helped revive her career .

"Dusty was assumed to be a nightmare on a personal level," Neil Tennant, who coproduced the album, told The Telegraph in 2020 . "Couldn't sing any more. Probably some sort of drug addict. Whispers of sexuality, which was regarded as a problem. But the minute she walked in she was really sweet. And it was immediately evident she could sing as well as ever."

Swift's emergence on stage could be a subtle nod to the birth of Venus.

Swift arrives on stage by emerging from a cocoon of tapestries, which resembles the scallop shell in Sandro Botticelli's classic painting " The Birth of Venus ." In Roman mythology, Venus is the goddess of love .

The Eras Tour kicks off with songs from "Lover," Swift's seventh studio album , which she has described as "a love letter to love itself — all the captivating, spellbinding, maddening, devastating, red, blue, gray, golden aspects of it."

During "You Need to Calm Down," the crowd lights up with rainbows.

The 2019 single is Swift's most emphatic declaration of support for the LGBTQ+ community.

The music video is stuffed with bright colors and rainbows, which is reflected in the crowd during Swift's performance. (Upon arrival, concertgoers are given light-up bracelets that are programmed to follow the show's cues .)

After Swift sings "The Archer," the "Lover" house burns down.

The famous house first appeared in the "Lover" music video , which premiered in 2019. 

The house is a key visual during the "Lover" segment of the Eras Tour. While real-life Swift sings the namesake ballad , the house is projected on the big screen with mini-Swift moving around inside.

At one point, mini-Swift can be seen wearing a yellow dress in the pink room. She moves towards the floor-length mirror and steps inside of it, disappearing from view (possibly as a literary reference to Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There").

After Swift sings "The Archer" (the final song in the "Lover" set, which isn't included in "The Eras Tour" movie ), golden sparks fall from the top of the stage. Meanwhile, on the big screen, the visual of the house catches on fire .

During "Fearless," the stage mimics Swift's guitar.

Fans with floor tickets may not be able to see the intricate stage visuals beneath Swift's feet.

While she sings the title track from her second album "Fearless," the stage transforms into a sparkling silver guitar, much like the one Swift uses in real life.

The "Willow" performance is a personification of the song's vision.

For her performance of "Willow," Swift dons a green cloak and simulates witchcraft with her coven of dancers, mirroring a key scene from the song's music video .

Swift herself  said "Willow" is about  "intrigue, desire and the complexity that goes into wanting someone."

She told fans, "I think it sounds like casting a spell to make someone fall in love with you."

While Swift sings "Delicate," the floor appears to crack beneath her feet.

Swift's performance of "Delicate" is tightly choreographed. As she moves around the central diamond, she stomps her feet in certain moments. Each stomp seems to create a crack in the stage.

With one final hop at the end of the bridge, the entire stage appears to shatter .

Her shadow is snake-shaped during the "Reputation" segment.

Yet another sneaky detail on stage, invisible to the average floor-ticket holder, is that Swift's shadow takes the shape of a snake while she sings "Look What You Made Me Do." 

During her infamous feud with Kim Kardashian and Ye in 2016 , Swift was compared to a snake by critics online, who believed her to be untrustworthy. So Swift adopted the serpent as her sigil when she released "Reputation," an album that partially served as a response to those critics.

Her performance of "Look What You Made Me Do" calls back to the music video.

In the self-referential music video for "Look What You Made Me Do," Swift stands atop a pile of her own personas.

She recreates this moment during the Eras Tour with dancers dressed in her old outfits, all clamoring to push her off the main platform.

After Swift released "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)," she began using a guitar from the original "Speak Now" era.

Swift announced "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" during her concert on May 5. 

After the album was released on July 7, Swift added the fan-favorite track "Long Live" to the setlist. (Unfortunately, the song was cut from the movie.)

Swift always plays the song using her iconic instrument from the 2011 "Speak Now" tour: a blue acoustic guitar with koi-fish inlays . She previously teased the guitar's reappearance in the "Lavender Haze" music video.

After less than one month on the road, Swift swapped "Invisible String" for "The 1."

Of course, extremely online Swifties will be well aware of this change. But less fixated fans may not be aware that "Invisible String," a tender love song, was the original opener for the tour's "Folklore" segment. Now, it's "The 1," a heartbreak anthem for wistful nostalgics.

The switch came shortly before news broke that Swift had split from her longtime partner Joe Alwyn .

Swift's fingernails are always painted in the order of her album releases.

For every show on the Eras Tour, Swift's fingers are freshly painted with a specific color combination , ordered according to her studio album releases: green for "Taylor Swift," gold for "Fearless," purple for "Speak Now," red for "Red," light blue for "1989," black for "Reputation," pink for "Lover," gray for "Folklore," beige for "Evermore," and sparkly blue for "Midnights."

The golf club prop during "Blank Space" is another music video reference.

In the music video for "Blank Space," Swift plays a parody of her own boy-obsessed persona. Once her latest fling disappoints her, she takes a golf club to his fancy car — living up to the lyric, "I've got a long list of ex-lovers, they'll tell you I'm insane."

Swift references the video on the Eras Tour by wielding a neon-lit golf club and standing atop a fancy car.

She also carried a golf club while performing the song on The 1989 World Tour.

The "Lover" house burns again while Swift sings "Bad Blood."

Swift's pyro-packed performance of "Bad Blood"  sees the return of the "Lover" house.

On the big screen, Swift struts through the house in a dramatic black outfit. She takes a seat at her vanity and flicks a lighter into the wreck .

The facade goes up in bright blue flames, perhaps to match the "1989" color scheme , or maybe as a reference to the "All Too Well" lyric, "Did the twin-flame bruise paint you blue?"

The lighter itself could be a reference to the original "Midnights" album cover, which includes a close-up photo of Swift striking a lighter.

Swift's song "Ivy," the 10th track on "Evermore," also includes the lyric, "He's gonna burn this house to the ground."

The "Lover" arches return during the "Midnights" segment.

"Lover" and "Midnights" act as bookends in the Eras Tour setlist, like the sun coming up and going down.

Fans have long theorized the albums are like sisters; according to Swift, the original title for "Lover" was "Daylight." The similar set design for each segment serves to underscore this connection.

The "Anti-Hero" performance highlights the difference between Swift's real self and onstage persona.

In the "Anti-Hero" music video, Swift creates an explicit contrast between her private and public selves .

During the second verse, an oversized version of Swift crawls into a dining room full of regular-sized people.

"Sometimes I feel like everybody is a sexy baby / And I'm a monster on the hill," she sings. "Too big to hang out, slowly lurching toward your favorite city / Pierced through the heart, but never killed."

When she sings "Anti-Hero" on the Eras Tour, another massive version of Swift appears on the big screen, wearing a similar striped top. She stalks through a tiny city, huffing and puffing in frustration. She looks out into the audience and screams silently, waving her hands and pointing to her chest .

Meanwhile, the onstage Swift skips around in a sparkly T-shirt dress , looking comparatively small and cheery.

During "Mastermind," the stage resembles a chess board.

"Mastermind" is the penultimate song in the setlist. In the "Midnights" track, Swift describes herself as a "Machiavellian" genius and compulsive planner .

During her performance of the song, the stage is lit up in black-and-white squares, resembling a chessboard. During the second verse, her dancers stand in a specific formation, only moving forward when Swift gestures to them like a puppeteer.

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Will 'Blank Space' chant continue after Sydney on Eras Tour? Taylor Swift's team hopes so

SYDNEY, Australia — A new trend has started at the Eras Tour during "Blank Space," and Taylor Swift 's team wants every city after "Syd-Ney" to continue the chant.

Taylor Nation, Swift's in-house marketing team, tweeted , "Cannot wait to do the chant in Singapore, Paris, Stockholm, Lisbon, Madrid, Lyon, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Cardiff, London, Dublin, Amsterdam, Zürich, Milan, Gelsenkirchen, Hamburg, Munich, Warsaw, Vienna, Toronto, Vancouver, Miami, New Orleans, and Indianapolis."

It's easier to do with two syllables, but we're sure the fandom can find a way to squeeze Gelsenkirchen and Indianapolis into the brief pause.

Where did the 'Blank Space' chant come from?

In the 1989 World Tour movie, which was filmed in the eastern Australia city in 2015, Swift grabs an iron golf club for the bridge and strikes a metal pole sticking out of the stage: boom, boom. She pauses and does it again: boom, boom. But this time sings "Syd-ney."

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The eight-count sound effect loops as she starts singing, "Boys only want love if it's torture." The sound has been turned into a TikTok trend with fans recreating it all week at the Sydney Opera House. The top-of-mind chant continued inside Accor Stadium and only grew louder with each passing concert day.

On night one , Swift made a reference to the audience's interaction.

"By the way, do you know how cool it was when I was singing 'Blank Space,'" she said. "can we do it again?" The crowd yelled "Syd-ney" after she said, "Boys only want love if it's torture."

More: Katy Perry, Travis Kelce catch Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Sydney

Swift said 83,000 fans packed inside Accor Stadium on Sunday night. Saturday had 82,000 fans. Friday had 81,000. She has one more night in Australia before doing six shows in Singapore and taking a two-month break.

Follow Bryan West, the USA TODAY Network's Taylor Swift reporter, on  Instagram ,  TikTok  and  X as @BryanWestTV .

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Blank Space – The Taylor Swift Tribute with Emerging Artist: Abigail Fierce

Blank Space proudly stands as the premier Taylor Swift Tribute, claiming the title of the foremost Taylor Swift tribute band in the United States.

Recognized as the unparalleled champions of Taylor Swift tributes, Blank Space has become the heartbeat of Swiftie nation, charming audiences across the country and earning its place as a staple in the world of tribute bands.

Blank Space has become a household name, celebrated for its authenticity, precision, and remarkable ability to transport audiences to the exhilarating days of Taylor Swift’s performances.

With meticulous attention to detail, powerhouse vocalist Olivia Mojica transforms into the image of Taylor Swift spanning her career into the defining eras of the 2000s, 2010s & 2020s.

The immersive 90-minute live concert experience features note-perfect renditions of Taylor Swift’s greatest hits.

Lead vocalist Olivia Mojica captures the essence of Taylor Swift’s voice and charisma, delivering an authentic and energetic performance. Blank Space is committed to delivering a flawless show, avoiding interruptions or gimmicks, and focusing on transporting audiences back to the golden era of Taylor Swift’s music.

In the dynamic world of tribute acts, Blank Space shines brightly, ensuring that the timeless essence of Taylor Swift’s music resonates authentically, keeping fans connected to the magic of her original performances.

Abigail Fierce

The second place winner of Rock the Valley – Battle of the Bands 2024, Abigail Fierce is the real deal. With over 5 million streams under her belt, Abigail Fierce’s potential for mass appeal is palpable. The LA-based completely indie artist is unafraid to be herself. And what is she, exactly? Fiercely authentic. She doesn’t seem to edit herself based on what she wants people to see, which is evident in her diverse music catalog, that ranges from the melancholy folk song, “I Just Wanna Feel Okay Again” to the raring pop-punk LGBTQ+ anthem “Scream It to the Whole World”. 

“Everyone in the business always says ‘fake it til you make it’ but I hate fake stuff. I’d rather work quietly and then let the music speak for itself.” Abigail writes & plays all the instruments on her tracks, except drums. 

Abigail also has a career as an actress. She can be seen as Wendy in the Hulu series “Love, Victor”, as well as the NBC show “This is Us” and Netflix’s “American Vandal.” Abigail is set to star in the influencer-led, horror satire film “SkillHouse”, starring 50-Cent. A versatile and charming young actress, her skill also shines through in her music videos.

You can follow Abigail Fierce’s journey on Instagram & TikTok: @akfierce and find her music on all streaming platforms, as well as YouTube.

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Hailing from the heart of the entertainment capital, Blank Space is more than just a tribute – it’s a journey into the incredible world of Taylor Swift’s chart-topping hits and unforgettable melodies. Led by the charismatic Olivia Mojica, who embodies Taylor’s spirit with every note, this ensemble of talented musicians brings the Swift experience to the West Coast like never before.

Prepare to be transported into the realms of love, heartbreak, and everything in between as Blank Space flawlessly recreates Taylor’s iconic performances. From the early country twang to the pop anthems that took the world by storm, this band captures the essence of Taylor Swift’s diverse musical evolution.

Blank Space doesn’t just perform, they create an immersive experience that leaves audiences dancing, singing, and feeling the emotion of Taylor’s music. It’s not just a concert; it’s a celebration of the unforgettable stories that Taylor has shared with the world.

Whether you’re a die-hard Swiftie or a casual listener, Blank Space invites you to join the party, singing along to every beloved lyric and reliving the magic of Taylor Swift’s incredible career. Get ready for a night of pure joy, infectious

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Blank Space – The Taylor Swift Tribute with Emerging Artist: Abigail Fierce Blank Space proudly stands as the premier Taylor Swift Tribute, claiming the title of the foremost Taylor Swift tribute band in the United States. Recognized as the unparalleled champions of Taylor Swift tributes, Blank Space has become the heartbeat of Swiftie nation, charming audiences across the country and earning its place as a staple in the world of tribute bands. Blank Space has become a household name, celebrated for its authenticity, precision, and remarkable ability to transport audiences to the exhilarating days of Taylor Swift’s performances. With meticulous attention to detail, powerhouse vocalist Olivia Mojica transforms into the image of Taylor Swift spanning her career into the defining eras of the 2000s, 2010s & 2020s. The immersive 90-minute live concert experience features note-perfect renditions of Taylor Swift’s greatest hits. Lead vocalist Olivia Mojica captures the essence of Taylor Swift’s voice and charisma, delivering an authentic and energetic performance. Blank Space is committed to delivering a flawless show, avoiding interruptions or gimmicks, and focusing on transporting audiences back to the golden era of Taylor Swift’s music. In the dynamic world of tribute acts, Blank Space shines brightly, ensuring that the timeless essence of Taylor Swift’s music resonates authentically, keeping fans connected to the magic of her original performances. Get Tickets The second place winner of Rock the Valley – Battle of the Bands 2024, Abigail Fierce is the real deal. With over 5 million streams under her belt, Abigail Fierce’s potential for mass appeal is palpable. The LA-based completely indie artist is unafraid to be herself. And what is she, exactly? Fiercely authentic. She doesn’t seem to edit herself based on what she wants people to see, which is evident in her diverse music catalog, that ranges from the melancholy folk song, "I Just Wanna Feel Okay Again" to the raring pop-punk LGBTQ+ anthem "Scream It to the Whole World". "Everyone in the business always says ‘fake it til you make it’ but I hate fake stuff. I’d rather work quietly and then let the music speak for itself." Abigail writes & plays all the instruments on her tracks, except drums. Abigail also has a career as an actress. She can be seen as Wendy in the Hulu series "Love, Victor", as well as the NBC show "This is Us" and Netflix’s "American Vandal." Abigail is set to star in the influencer-led, horror satire film "SkillHouse", starring 50-Cent. A versatile and charming young actress, her skill also shines through in her music videos.

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Travis Kelce Said He Might Go On The Eras Tour Stage Again, And I Have 3 Ideas For How That Could Happen

E ras Tour history was made when Travis Kelce surprised Swifties by getting on stage during the performance of “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart.” The moment that Kelce and Taylor Swift shared on stage was magical, and now I can’t help but wonder if it’ll happen again. Well, the football player teased that it might, and I have some ideas for different ways he could take the stage.

What Travis Kelce Said About Getting On The Eras Tour Stage Again

It was clear that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce had a blast on stage together, and I think many of us are hoping for it to happen again. Well, the three-time Super Bowl champion seems to agree, because he said this on the latest episode of New Heights :

Shout out to Tay for letting me jump on stage with her. Who knows? It might not be the last time. You guys will have to keep showing up to The Eras Tour to see if I pop out of the stage or whatnot.

You heard the man, it could happen again. So, let’s chat about ways he could be incorporated into the Eras Tour!

Ideas For How Travis Kelce Can Be Incorporated Into The Eras Tour

The way I see it, the best moments to put Travis Kelce in are the ones that involve a bit of acting and comedy. He’s a football player, not a dancer, so I don’t think he should be trying to do “Vigilante Shit” or “Lover” -- as entertaining as that might be. However, there are plenty of instances where the dancers get to play characters in a way, and I think those are the best times for the tight end to get involved.

Riding A Bike During ‘Blank Space’, And Smashing The Car

Now, I can’t take credit for half of this one, because Travis Kelce mentioned on the podcast that he initially pitched this idea to Taylor Swift by asking:

How funny would it be if I just rolled out on one of the bikes during the 1989 album?

However, he also noted that the bike could be a slight liability issue because he could run into other people or ride off the stage. I think Kelce could do it though, I believe in him.

So, yes, I’d love to see him ride the bike during this set, however, let’s take it one step further and have him smashing that car with the golf club during “Blank Space.” I know many of us have seen him jamming out to that track, and he’s said that it’s his favorite song by his partner (via The Schmo ). So, let’s get him on stage for that moment.

Doing The ‘Karma’ Dance

You know, “ Karma is the guy on the Chiefs ,” so I think Mr. Travis Kelce should be on stage during that moment. The choreography for that dance is beloved, it’s well-known and we already know the football player has it down, as you can see below:

Plus, let’s be real, we all know the tight end could really rock that tinsel jacket everyone wears as the orange door descends and the Eras Tour comes to an end.

Being Part Of ‘The Man’

As Travis put it, he loves to be a ham and a funny guy, and the “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” moment was perfect for him to play that up. However, if they want to put him in a different part of the show where he can put those skills to use again, “The Man” is an excellent time to do so.

During this part of the concert, all the guys are dialing their antics up to ten as they play stereotypical masculine dudes, and I can just see Kelce getting really into it. He killed it on stage when he did this last time during The Tortured Poets Department set, and he was a great non-actor SNL host , so, let’s see him do it again, but this time in a sparkly suit.

Honestly, there are many ways Travis Kelce could be incorporated into the Eras Tour, and I can’t wait to see how they do it. So, make sure to stay tuned to CinemaBlend, because you better believe we’ll be ready to write about the next time the Kansas City Chiefs player decides to “Shake It Off” on the Eras Tour stage again.

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That’s her man.

Taylor Swift subtly reacted to the news that her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, has been named the No. 1 tight end in the NFL.

Instagram account @chiefs.talk , which shares important news related to the Kansas City Chiefs, posted about the athlete’s honor on Friday, writing, “ESPN polled coaches, executives and scouts for their top 10 Tight Ends in the NFL with Travis being ranked 1st in the league!”

Swift, 34, “liked” the account’s post, which, of course, was noticed by page runner(s).

“Craziest like EVER 😂😳🤯,” the account holder commented.

The caption concluded with the rest of the top 10, which placed the San Francisco 49ers’ George Kittle in second place while the Baltimore Ravens’ Mark Andrews landed in third.

Swift will get to see her athletic beau live up to his title come the fall, as it’s been reported that she’ll try to “attend as many” Chiefs games as her Eras Tour schedule will allow; however, it doesn’t wrap until December.

That being said, her grueling schedule hasn’t stopped her from getting to games in the past. The “All Too Well” singer managed to make it to the AFC Championship to support Kelce, 34, as his team bested the Ravens.

The couple celebrated with PDA-filled moments on the field after the game, and Swift even declared her love for him for all the world to hear.

The Grammy winner even rushed from Tokyo to Las Vegas in February to make it to the Super Bowl to watch the Chiefs defeat the 49ers , and once again ran to the field to smooch Kelce .

Swift enjoyed the big game with many of her A-list friends and Kelce’s family from one of Allegiant Stadium’s luxury boxes, which Kelce just revealed cost $3 million .

Not long before the Super Bowl, Kelce  hinted about his decision to get a suite  on his “New Heights” podcast, jokingly telling listeners he was mentally preparing for the championship by thinking about “losing all this money.”

“I’m not really doing much different other than just counting how much money I’m spending on this damn Super Bowl for family and friends to come,” he joked.

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