The fun never ends on the Taylor Swift Eras Tour. The 12-time Grammy winner is nearing the end of the U.S. leg of her massive tour, but she's making sure every show is memorable, including her rotating opening act and ever-changing set list. Most recently, Haim debuted Eras, and they've done just that with an adorable TikTok video and a long-awaited live duet.
On Saturday, July 22, sisters Este, Danielle and Alana Haim teased their first Eras show on TikTok. Their video captured the trio walking into Lumen Field in Seattle, where they, along with opener Gracie Abrams and Swift, were scheduled to perform in July. 22 and 23. The sisters covered their mouths in surprise when they saw this scene, and then started spinning in excitement. Text on the clip reads "Seeing the 8th Wonder of the World for the First Time (Times Tour)," featuring Brent Morgan's cover of "What Dreams Are Made Of" (aka The Lizzie Maguire Movie) song) added to this magical moment.
Fans shared their delight in the comments, with singer Blu DeTiger calling it "iconic" and others saying they were "obsessed." However, many others wanted the sisters to know they had one important request: a live performance of "No Body, No Crime," Swift's collaboration with Haim from her "Evermore" album.
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The musicians did not disappoint their fans. Although "No Body, No Crime" did not appear on the Eras tour set list, Swift replaced it with the band's debut album. The show began with the four women rising from under the stage together to perform the duet live together for the first time, while "This Damn Season" usually plays. "Iconic performance," one fan wrote on Twitter, along with a clip of the show.
The band said it was an incredible experience for them too. “Tonight was an absolute dream!!!” their post-show Instagram caption read: “First time playing No Body No Crime…see you tonight in Seattle for Round 2.”
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Haim's Swiftie adventure will continue with the remainder of the Eras tour in the United States. They will travel from Seattle to Santa Clara and Los Angeles, California, where they and Abrams will open eight more shows for Swift. The band's set includes their hits "Now I'm in It," "My Song 5," "Want You Back," "The Wire," "Gasoline" and "The Steps." Offstage, they spend a lot of time with Swift. Esther recalled opening the 1989 tour in a June cover story, telling Elle UK: "We would play a show and then she just wanted to hang out." Perhaps there will be more for fans in the future. What a surprise.
