The Grammy Award-winning pop star reportedly puts on the bash at a posh private member's club to show her appreciation to her tour crew ahead of five sell-out shows at Wembley Stadium.
- Aug 14, 2024
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift seemingly has had her spirits uplifted despite a foiled terror plot that forced her to cancel her Vienna shows. The singer has resurfaced in London to party until the wee hours ahead of her upcoming shows at Wembley Stadium.
In her first sighting since the alleged terrorist threat, the 34-year-old singer was reportedly spotted at posh private member's club Annabel's in London's Mayfair, where she partied until 3 A.M. According to The Sun, she was photographed in a Vivienne Westwood blazer and skirt combo as she left her team to dance until dawn.
Insiders told the news outlet the 14-time Grammy Award winner hired the entire venue for the night and rented six 52-seater coaches to transport her people. A source said of Taylor's sweet gesture, "Taylor is one of the most generous pop stars out there and she threw this party to thank her team for their hard work."
"She hired out Annabel's for the night and put on a free bar so her team could let their hair down," the source explained on Monday, August 12. "They will be back hard at work tomorrow for the first night at Wembley."
"It was packed in Annabel's as there were 200 of them there, but it was a great night. Everyone was so appreciative of Taylor's efforts," the informant dished on the party, adding, "After cancelling the Vienna shows, Taylor wanted to give something back to the people who work for her. It has been a difficult time for all of them and she wanted to boost morale."
Taylor will play five shows at Wembley Stadium to wrap up the European leg of her "Eras World Tour". Following the terror threats in Vienna, Wembley Stadium has banned unticketed fans from congregating outside entrances or on the Olympic Steps.
The venue issued comprehensive guidelines to ensure the safety of all attendees. Authorities will enforce these restrictions, ensuring that non-ticket holders will be asked to leave the premises. Furthermore, overnight camping is strictly prohibited.
The tightened security protocols are deemed necessary after Austrian authorities uncovered a terrorist threat at Taylor's scheduled concerts, which were eventually called off. Vienna officials apprehended three teenagers, with the main suspect confessing intentions to cause mass casualties outside the concert venue.
