Taylor Swift Tour: Fearless Tour 2009

Taking her hit CD Fearless on tour in 2009, Taylor Swift is sure to set records & sell out tickets nationwide!

Taylor Swift: About the Album
Taylor Swift shot to the top of the Country-music scene with her debut CD Taylor Swift, which spawned radio and fan favorites “Tim McGraw,” “Teardrops on My Guitar,” “Should’ve Said No,” “Our Song,” and “Picture to Burn.” It would only take Taylor Swift’s sophomore effort Fearless to catapult her to Country-Pop crossover superstardom.

Released in November 2008, Fearless debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart and was the highest debut for any Country artist that year. As the album flew off of the store shelves, hundreds of thousands of digital copies of the album were sold as well. During its debut week, Fearless charted a record-tying seven songs, including leadoff single “Love Story” and follow-up single “White Horse.”

Taylor Swift: Going on Tour
After announcing her first-ever headlining tour in January 2009, concert tickets for several tour dates and venues quickly sold out. Taylor Swift’s Fearless Tour 2009 will travel to over 50 cities across North America. During her Houston Rodeo debut, Taylor Swift drew in the eighth-largest crowd in RodeoHouston history with 72,658 ticketholders in attendance, edging out fellow RodeoHouston first timers, the Jonas Brothers.

Taylor Swift: Tour Mates
In the past, the Country starlet has drawn in plenty of fans young and old, opening for the likes of George Strait, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, Brad Paisley, and Rascal Flatts. Now, Taylor Swift will be the main attraction, inviting opening acts Kellie Pickler and rising Country group Gloriana on board the tour ticket. On select dates, Taylor Swift will join Keith Urban as his opening act during his 2009 tour.

Taylor Swift: About the Tour
Fans with Taylor Swift tickets can expect almost a theatrical presentation mixed with graphics and sets designed by Taylor Swift herself. Radio-friendly hit songs “Tim McGraw,” “Should’ve Said No,” “Our Song,” “Teardrops On My Guitar,” and “Picture to Burn” are sure to make their way onto the concert set list. However, the songs from Fearless, including “Love Story,” “White Horse,” “Fifteen,” “You Belong with Me,” “You’re Not Sorry,” “Forever and Always,” and more, will enjoy the spotlight.

Taylor Swift: Concert Schedule (subject to change)
Feb. 10 – San Antonio, Texas
Mar. 1 – Plant City, Florida
Mar. 20 – Houston, Texas (RodeoHouston)
April 23 – Evansville, Indiana
April 24 – Jonesboro, Arkansas
April 25 – St. Louis, Missouri
April 30 – Charleston, South Carolina
May 1 – Jacksonville, Florida
May 2 – Biloxi, Mississippi
May 14 – Spokane, Washington
May 15 – Seattle, Washington
May 16 – Portland, Oregon
May 17 – Nampa, Idaho
May 21 – Phoenix, Arizona
May 22 – Los Angeles, California
May 23 – Las Vegas, Nevada
May 24 – San Diego, California
May 26 – Salt Lake City, Utah
June 4 – Enterprise, Alabama
June 5 – Cincinnati, Ohio (tour date with Keith Urban)
June 6 – Auburn Hills, Michigan (tour date with Keith Urban)
June 7 – Ft. Wayne, Indiana (tour date with Keith Urban)
June 11 – Columbia, Maryland
June 12 – Greensboro, North Carolina
June 13 – Atlanta, Georgia (tour date with Keith Urban)
June 24 – Oshkosh, Wisconsin
June 25 – Cadott, Wisconsin
June 27 – Des Moines, Iowa (tour date with Keith Urban)
June 28 – Moline, Illinois (tour date with Keith Urban)
July 8 – Calgary, Alberta, Canada
July 9 – Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
July 10 – Craven, Saskatchewan, Canada
July 11 – Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
July 16 – Twin Lakes, Wisconsin
July 17 – Columbus, Ohio
July 18 – Charleston, West Virginia
July 23 – Cheyenne, Wyoming
July 24 – Rapid City, South Dakota
July 25 – Minot, North Dakota
July 31 – Boston, Massachusetts (tour date with Keith Urban)
Aug. 1 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (tour date w/ Keith Urban)
Aug. 7 – Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
Aug. 8 – Kansas City, Missouri (tour date w/ Keith Urban)
Aug. 9 – Omaha, Nebraska
Aug. 27 – New York, New York
Aug. 28 – Uncasville, Connecticut
Aug. 29 – University Park, Pennsylvania
Aug. 30 - Louisville, Kentucky
Sep. 4 – Greenville, South Carolina
Sep. 5 – Charlotte, North Carolina
Sep. 10 – Lafayette, Louisiana
Sep. 11 – Bossier City, Louisiana
Sep. 12 – Birmingham, Alabama
Sep. 25 – Dallas, Texas
Sep. 26 – Little Rock, Arkansas
Sep. 27 – Tulsa, Oklahoma
Oct. 1 – Cleveland, Ohio
Oct. 2 – Grand Rapids, Minnesota
Oct. 3 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Oct. 8 – Indianapolis, Indiana
Oct. 9 – Chicago, Illinois
Oct. 10 – Minneapolis, Minnesota