Gracie Abrams, one of the artists who toured with Taylor Swift on her illustrious, nearly two-year-long Eras Tour, is looking back on the "magical" time in a new interview with Bustle.
Conducted on the week of the two-year anniversary of opening night in Glendale, Ariz. on March 17, 2023, the "That's So True" songstress was acutely aware of "how much everybody misses the presence of that tour," noting "how desperate we are to feel joy at that level, witness artistry like hers, and feel community"—something proven in how prevalent the record-breaking tour remains in the cultural zeitgeist, despite having ended over three months ago.
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"I miss it as much as everyone else does," she affirmed, going on to describe the "magical" time she spent "watching [Swift] turn the biggest venues in the world into spaces that felt intimate."
It's a goal she's set for herself, admitting that she's "always thinking about how [she] could possibly do [the same]."
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Swift "has a superpower" that serves as "a very inspiring bar to try to reach."
Abrams also looked back on time spent with the "Style" singer backstage, where they often "would experiment with different versions" of mashups of their music.
"...it was like a master class in how to weave narrative together," she explained of one of her most beloved memories. "But at the end of the day, singing music with your friend is the best feeling."
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