Swifties across the globe are struggling to control themselves after Taylor Swift began the hugely-anticipated The Eras Tour in the USA last weekend.
The global superstar is playing hits from across her award-winning discography on the tour in a setlist that has added up to more than three hours long with an impressive 44 hits making the cut.
Swift broke records to become the most-attended female concert in US history when kicking off the tour in Glendale, Arizona on Friday night as 70,000 fans turned out.
Fans of the singer in the UK may be feeling a little left out as Americans get to enjoy The Eras Tour while the wait for European tour dates continues.
When releasing her album Midnights last year, Swift did confirm that she would be returning to the UK for her first headline shows since 2018's Reputation tour but there is still no news as to when or where.
What's more, British Swifties were sent into overdrive when Premier Events seemed to confirm a date for a Wembley Stadium show this summer, although this just emerged to be a prediction.
Away from Wembley Stadium, there are many outdoor venues in the UK fit for hosting a gig the size of Taylor Swift's. Those include Premier League stadiums and below we look at whether each side in the English top flight would be capable of welcoming the global pop star and The Eras Tour.
1. Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth - UNLIKELY
The Vitality Stadium did host Elton John in 2006 but is not regularly rolled out for large concerts, certainly not to the grandeur of Swift’s Eras Tour. Photo: Getty Images
2. Emirates Stadium, London - POSSIBLE
The Emirates Stadium is capable of holding concerts. The Arctic Monkeys are playing at the home of Arsenal FC this summer and The Killers did so last season. The ground holds just under 60,000 for gigs so could be an option for Taylor Swift. Photo: Julian Finney
3. Villa Park, Birmingham - POSSIBLE
P!nk and Bruce Springsteen are playing the Aston Villa home this summer, so the 42,682 seater could be a possibility for Swift should she plan on visiting Birmingham. Photo: Getty Images
4. Gtech Community Stadium - UNLIKELY
The swanky new home of Brentford FC isn’t known for holding gigs and when Taylor Swift does play London, she’ll go for one of the bigger stadiums in the capital. Photo: Getty Images