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Gracie Abrams has expressed her feelings about returning to support Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. After the concert at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on October 19, 2024, Abrams posted a heartfelt message on Instagram saying, “Being back on this tour feels like coming home” and thanked him among the spectators.

The 25-year-old shared a photo from the concert and wrote: “I will never forget how that felt. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for Night 2. I'm writing a whole love letter to Miami… Being back on this tour feels like coming home. I love you @taylorswift (sic).”

Abrams will continue to perform warm-ups for Swift for the remainder of the Eras tour, which is scheduled to end in December 2024. After the Miami shows, they will perform in New Orleans and Indianapolis before wrapping up in Canada.

She secured the opportunity to collaborate with the Cruel Summer singer and debut her album The Secret of Us at Wembley Stadium in London earlier this year. In an interview with PEOPLE in September, Abrams described the feeling as an “out-of-body” experience. She further appreciated Swift's ability to connect with the audience and make the performance feel personal despite the large crowd.

In an interview with Who What Wear, she explained: “We wrote it the way we played it at Wembley Stadium.” She also explained how the Eras tour had affected her album and how she couldn't wait , to perform The Secret Of Us. She said that most of the album was inspired by Swift's vibrant energy and her passionate, dedicated fan base.

Abrams has explained how she used performing on the Eras Tour to overcome stage fear. She said it rewired “a huge part” of her brain and helped her address her fears outside of performances and in the real world.

During her trip, the Close To You singer has been vocal about how grateful she is to Swift for giving her a chance to make it big. Speaking to PEOPLE, she called the Blank Space singer an “incredible artist” and “great friend.” For Abrams, the Eras Tour means something beyond a “wildest dream,” highlighting how it has changed her life in many ways.