Taylor Swift has been a natural singer since her youth, and the wide-eyed tow-headed musical prodigy made her public debut at age 11 when she sang “the Star-Spangled Banner” before a Philadelphia 76ers game. The Wyomissing, Pennsylvania native was raised inspired by music, and after realizing her full potential Swift’s family moved to an area outside Nashville, Tennessee, so the aspiring singer could make a go at Music City. The move paid off, as Swift was discovered by Nashville producer, Scott Borchetta while playing at the Bluebird Café, and she soon thereafter had inked a record deal at Big Machine Records and had released her first charting single, “Tim McGraw,” all by the age of 16.
In 2006 Taylor Swift released her debut self-titled album, drawing upon her experiences as a high school-aged teenager to deliver adolescent tales and growing pains in the form of heartbreaking ballads and fun-loving tunes. Taylor Swift was an instant number 1 on the country music charts and spawned the smash singles “Our Song,” “Teardrops on My Guitar,” “Picture to Burn” and “Should’ve Said No,” all Top Five hits on the country music charts while also earning spots on the pop charts, as well.
Continuing her quest for country music domination, Taylor Swift breezed right through the mid-2000s and is still going strong, releasing her sophomore album Fearless in 2008 to critical acclaim. Fearless debuted at number one and held the position into 2009, already sparking a number one hit with the album’s leading single “Love Story.” Since her rise to super-stardom, Taylor Swift has toured alongside country music heavyweights like Brad Paisley and Faith Hill, and now her headlining tour will make the young songstress an absolute mainstay on the country music scene.
When Taylor Swift sings, everyone listens. The powerful 19-year-old songstress is recognized for turning her life experiences into heartbreaking country songs, and now she’s taking her fun-loving act on the road. Swift’s latest release Speak Now has been topping the Billboard charts for months now, and the incredible singer is following up the monumental success of her 2010 release by announcing a headlining tour to accompany it. Swift’s upcoming music tour will be her first to headline, and she has tapped American idol finalist and fellow country music goddess Kellie Pickler to jam along with her on Taylor Swift concert tours in 2011.
Taylor Swift Concert Tours 2011
Taylor’s Swift’s much-anticipated Taylor Swift concert tours 2011 will kick off in Rotterdam, Netherlands on March 7, plowing through large and small cities around the world and cities throughout the United State thereafter. The tour includes stops in Ford Field, Detroit, also hitting cities like Washington DC, Los Angeles, New York and Miami before the tour comes to a close with an October 8 show in Texas. The Taylor Swift Concert Tours 2011 is already rousing speculation on how Taylor Swift’s live performances will stack up to her recorded mega hits, and as the artist plans on playing five different guitars at each show, this upcoming string of tour dates will undoubtedly be one for the record books.
Right now you can buy Taylor Swift Tickets in advance for her March through October schedule. Whether you live in NY, Washington DC or Jacksonville, Florida you can get the Taylor Swift tickets you wish to see Ms. Swift in action. If you have never been to one of her concerts you will be very happy you chose to go and you will not be disappointed. Take your son or daughter, your friends, or your whole family. Her concerts are great for everyone from thirteen to ninety-nine. She’ll even be doing some performances again with Keith Urban and Kellie Pickler in the upcoming Taylor Swift concert tours 2011. Those will be great concerts. It gives you little variety and you may see how well these stars work together to entertain you.
Now she’s promoting the new Speak Now single album. The “fairytale” treat was written for her first silver screen appearance and is the classic hum that Swift has become recognized for. Defended by her record label head Scott Borchetta, he said to The Tennessean that “she is the undisputed best communicator that we’ve got. When she says something, when she sings something, when she feels something, it affects more people than anybody else.”
