Taylor Swift continues to break records and make headlines with her “Era’s Tour”.
The musical megastar has performed at scores of iconic venues across the world, with some of the biggest celebrities attending her concerts.
Her tour, which features her smash hits, dance moves, striking ensembles and a world-class production, kicked off in March last year and will come to an end in December.
In a bid to give fans a glimpse of what it takes to stage a tour on such a monumental scale, the 33-year-old provided snippets of her “Eras Tour” in her newly-released music video for her single, “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart”.
She dropped the visuals for the track, which features on her latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department”, on Tuesday.
It also answered fans’ burning questions about how the “Shake It Off” hitmaker secretly travels around the stadiums, which confirms the theory that she steps inside a cleaning cart before being wheeled backstage.
Meanwhile, a section of the video reveals what really happens when she “dives” under the stage following her acoustic set, revealing her leaping onto a plastic inflatable under the catwalk in dim lighting.
It also documented how she makes it back on stage in record time between sets as the video shows her using a special sliding box that helps her scoot from one end of the stage to the other.
To bring the tour to life, Swift requires the assistance of several dedicated stage crew members, costume changes as well as many rehearsals with her back-up dancers. This is also documented in the music video.
The singer and songwriter played the music video for the audience after her final London show at Wembley Stadium during which she brought out Florence Welch from Florence + the Machine to perform their song “Florida!!!”
Swift has 18 shows left on her final leg of the tour. It will return to North America in October at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. From there she will move to New Orleans, Indianapolis and Toronto, Canada, before closing out the record-breaking tour with three nights in Vancouver.
Watch the “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” music video here: