The world is in the grips of Midnights madness. Taylor Swift’s latest studio album is dominating charts like nothing has in history, currently owning all Top 10 spots on the Billboard 100.
Every NFL team Taylor Swift is snubbing on her ‘Eras’ stadium tour
And how far you’ll need to travel to see Tay Tay live.
James Dator has been covering a wide range of sports for SB Nation for over a decade, with a special focus on the NFL.
Now, Swift has announced her first major stadium tour in five years — and before you get too excited, know there might be some bad blood that gets in the way of your mad love.
With a majority of NFL stadiums on the tour schedule there are 10 teams/cities who won’t get the opportunity to see Tay Tay live. It’s not a huge problem for some of these fans like in Cleveland, who need to make a relatively short drive to Cincinnati , but some poor souls will have to make a multi-state pilgrimage in order to be one of the lucky Swifies seeing her live.
Let’s be real, by the time you’re reading this tickets are already super sold out and you’ll be having to vie for a seat on the secondary market. Still, in an effort to provide you with a service, here are the NFL cities getting left out of “The Eras Tour” and the nearest place you’ll need to travel in order to see Taylor live.
Every team snubbed by Taylor Swift (and where you need to go)
- Baltimore, MD (Ravens): Need to travel to Philadelphia, PA — 1 hr 32 mins away
- Buffalo, NY (Bills): Need to travel to Pittsburgh, PA — 3 hr 15 mins away
- Charlotte, NC (Panthers): Need to travel to Atlanta, GA — 3 hr 56 mins away
- Cleveland, OH (Browns): Need to travel to Cincinnati, OH — 3 hr 45 mins away
- Green Bay, WI (Packers): Need to travel to Chicago, IL — 3 hr 21 mins away
- Indianapolis, IN (Colts): Need to travel to Cincinnati, OH — 1 hr 44 mins away
- Jacksonville, FL (Jaguars): Need to travel to Tampa, FL — 3 hr 20 mins away
- Miami, FL (Dolphins): Need to travel to Tampa, FL — 3 hr 54 mins away
- New Orleans (Saints): Need to travel to Houston, TX — 4 hr 8 mins away
- Washington D.C. (Commanders): Need travel to Philadelphia, PA — 2 hr 8 mins away
Update: It’s been pointed out to me that both Detroit and Pittsburgh are closer to Cleveland than Cincinnati is, at 2 hr 41 mins and 2 hr 11 mins respectively. I am sorry for the error, but do not apologize for thinking the midwest is weird for this factoid.
Here are some fun facts based on the teams left out of Taylor’s new tour
- Four teams need to travel to a division rival’s stadium to see Swift (Panthers, Bills, Browns, Packers)
- FedEx Field missing out is the second major snub for Dan Snyder’s stadium after he also missed out on hosting any games for the 2026 World Cup.
- David Tepper boasted that he brought live music to Charlotte, but Swift is not stopping at Bank of America Stadium
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