AceShowbiz - After 149 concerts spanning five continents and two years, Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" is coming to a close. In Vancouver, British Columbia, at the BC Place Stadium, fans gather for the final three nights of this extraordinary musical journey.

Gracie Abrams, who opened for Swift throughout the tour and even collaborated with her on the song "Us", expressed her emotions during her performance on Saturday night. Dressed in a robin blue asymmetrical gown, Abrams addressed the crowd, "I really don't know how we're supposed to have the words to talk about this tour ending - that isn't just a tour - but it's in my mind it's the glue that has kept us all together over the past couple years."

Abrams' heartfelt speech resonated with the fans, who have shared similar sentiments on social media. The "Eras Tour" has been more than just a series of concerts; it has been a beacon of hope and unity during a turbulent time.

Abrams continued, "It's been the privilege of my lifetime to be in Taylor's orbit, to be in your orbit." Swifties have felt the same way about Abrams, celebrating her talent and her friendship with Swift.

On Saturday night, December 7, Abrams and Swift shared the stage for a mashup of Abrams' "I Love You, I'm Sorry" and Swift's "Last Kiss", a poignant tribute to their bond and the end of this era.

As the tour concludes on Sunday, fans will cherish the memories of these unforgettable nights, grateful for the joy, community and inspiration that Taylor Swift and her collaborators have brought into their lives. The "Eras Tour" may be ending, but its impact will linger long after the last note has been played.