Taylor Swift fans heading to Murrayfield issued important reminder about tickets

Taylor Swift will be taking to the Murrayfield stage for one last time tonight, June 9, as her Scottish run of Eras Tour shows comes to an end.

Thousands of Swifties have descended on the capital this weekend to attend the record-breaking shows, and with one more still to go, many fans will be gearing up and putting on their best Eras outfits for a night of singing and dancing.

Ahead of the third and final concert, Murrayfield has issued an important reminder about tickets - and taking the advice should mean you're able to enter the venue smoothly and without any problems.

Posting on X, formerly known as Twitter, Murrayfield said: "A reminder for all attending the event to download tickets in advance, fully charge your phone and ensure you have the most up-to-date version of the app."

All tickets for this show are digital so there's no need to print them out - simply showing them on your chosen ticket app on your phone will do.

They also noted that there will be no tickets sold at the stadium, and urged fans not to turn up if they do not have tickets for the show.

However, if anyone has any queries about tickets or customer service, they can visit the customer service office at Murrayfield which will be open from 2pm today. VIP ticket collections will be from the box office, located by the south entry turnstiles.

Meanwhile, ScotRail has also issued some important information for anyone travelling to the concert by train, which you can read here.

Fans have been left blown away by the Eras Tour shows so far, and many were even left in tears last night after Taylor performed a deep cut from 2009 as part of her 'surprise songs' section.

Crazier, which was featured in Hannah Montana: The Movie, has supposedly 'never' been played live before - meaning Edinburgh saw its live debut 15 years after its release.

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