Taylor Swift Serenades Toronto with an Enchanting Love Letter Mashup on Piano

Fans at the Rogers Centre witness an unforgettable acoustic set blending heartbreak and love on the Eras Tour stage.

In a dazzling raspberry and blue dress under the glow of the Rogers Centre spotlight, Taylor Swift mesmerized a sold-out crowd of 49,000 on Thursday evening. As the cheers erupted, the global superstar introduced one of her favorite moments of the Eras Tour—the acoustic set.

“This is one of my favorite parts of the night,” Swift shared with the Toronto audience, her excitement palpable. She then set the stage for her unique mashup of songs, performed intimately on the guitar and piano, asking fans to “wish me luck.”

Heartbreak Meets Vindication: The Guitar Set

Swift opened the acoustic portion with a bittersweet treat, performing the first verse and chorus of “Mr. Perfectly Fine”, a lively vault track from Fearless (Taylor’s Version). The crowd erupted into song alongside her, prompting Swift to grin.

“Oh, you guys know that one, huh?” she teased. “Sing if you know this one. … Time for a little revenge.”

The arena’s energy soared as Swift transitioned into “Better Than Revenge” from Speak Now (Taylor’s Version), confirming the updated lyric: “He was a moth to the flame.” Fans erupted at the nostalgia-tinged performance, which she concluded with a clever lyrical twist:

“You deserve some applause ‘cause you’re so much better, and you’re Mr. Perfectly Fine.”

A Love Letter at the Piano

After channeling break-up spite through her guitar set, Swift moved to the piano for a softer, more romantic tone. She delivered a poignant rendition of “State of Grace” from Red (Taylor’s Version), seamlessly blending it with “Labyrinth” from Midnights.

The result was an emotional love letter to falling deeply, unexpectedly in love. Her performance was underscored by tender lyrics:

“This is a state of grace. I’m falling in love. I’m falling in love again. I’m falling in love. I thought the plane was going down, how’d you turn it right around?”

As the final note lingered in the air, Swift smiled, her fingers gracefully trailing down the piano keys.

The Countdown to the End of an Era

With only five shows left before the Eras Tour concludes on December 8 in Vancouver, Canada, Swift continues to captivate audiences with her unique blend of artistry and emotion. Each performance serves as a reminder of her unmatched ability to turn raw emotion into a shared experience that transcends the stage.

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As Toronto proved once again, Taylor Swift isn’t just performing a concert—she’s creating unforgettable memories, one song at a time.