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Taylor Swift in Toronto - July 2011 |
Performing for the first of two nights at Toronto's
Air Canada Centre on the Toronto leg of her
Speak Now Tour,
Grammy winner
Taylor Swift managed to overcome illness and wow a sold-out crowd after a show just last night at Montreal's
Bell Centre. With the audience consisting mostly of early twenty-something Females,
Swift focused mostly on newer material from her 4.8 million copy-selling third Disc
Speak Now, released last October.
Arriving on-stage at exactly 8:30 PM, Swift delivered her "A-Game", dazzling the audience in one shiny outfit after the other with Beyoncé-like swagger and confidence, delivering tracks like Mine and The Story of Us. It wouldn't be long before the audience would chime-in with Swift singing together in unison on Mean, an ode to her harshest Critics and the price of Karma.

One highlight in particular this evening was a
Mash-up of her Ballad
Back to December, along with
OneRepublic's
Apologize and
You're not Sorry, also appearing on her latest effort. Complete with a String section and lights resembling falling snow, the moment was magical indeed.
Into the second half of the show, Swift took the party to a secondary stage set-up behind the Soundboards, serenading the charmed audience with some Acoustic bliss on her track Fearless, which was merged together with Train's Hey, Soul Sister and Jason Mraz's I'm Yours. The Show hit a high note, as she took the festivities back to the main stage once again with her Grammy-nominated tune You Belong With Me, clocking in at over six minutes.