Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Miami Night 2: Best Moments

Swift performed two new mashups on her second night in Miami — and the first has some fans convinced that it could mean two new re-recordings are on the way.

The audience's glow bracelets lit up green as she opened the acoustic section with “Should've Said No” from Swift's self-titled debut album. After the first rendition of the chorus, she waited a moment before switching gears for the first time that night: She shifted to a lower vocal range and sang out the beginning of “I Did Something Bad.” Call. Since these are the only albums that are still without Taylor's versions (excluding those released after 2019, when Swift took over her own masters), Swifties continue to theorize that the pop superstar is teasing that both parts of the fan-named “Debut-tation” are just around the corner.

She sang a heartbreaking mashup of “loml” to her piano song TTPD and “White Horse” by Fearless – two lyrically devastating songs written at two completely different points in Swift's life.

You know you're in for a huge crowd on the Eras Tour when your ears are ringing after the second song (“Cruel Summer”) – and that's exactly how it went on the second night in Miami.

The audience's energy remained unmatched throughout the show. Although fans sat down between era transitions/outfit changes, most were right back on their feet when Swift stepped back into the spotlight.

As also shown in the Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour In this film, Swift is infamous for pausing for applause after her performance of “Champagne Problems.” On Saturday night in Miami, she soaked up the crowd's energy for a whopping 3.5 minutes.

“I understand what you’re doing,” she said into the microphone after the deafening cheers. “Your mission is to prove that you are the best audience ever.”

Swift flashed the number “55” with her hands during her performance of “22” on night two in Miami, and fans are already speculating about it.

Fifty-five days after Saturday's show date is December 13th, also known as the pop superstar's birthday, and falls on a Friday (when new music is typically released). So could Swift be planning a surprise music release or announcement when she turns 35 this year? Only time will tell.

Florence Welch joined Swift on stage to perform her song for the second year in a row TTPD Collaboration, “Florida!!!”

Swift began the first verse alone after opening the novel Tortured Poets era with “But Daddy I Love Him” and “So High School.” Welch came out to thunderous applause as the crowd seemed to assume she would be performing again after singing the song with Swift the day before.

“My friend Florence came all the way from England to see you!” Swift said into the microphone.

The duo effortlessly walked the runway while singing, caressing each other's faces, and doing lots of headbanging.

Swift has added more looks to her Eras Tour wardrobe after debuting four new outfits on the first night in Miami.

The first new dress was worn when Swift sang “Enchanted” – a light blue, beaded, floor-length ball gown with a square neckline. Not to be confused with the blue dress she wore for it Speak Now Pre-announcement era 1989.

She also wore a new shimmery purple version of her high-low Surprise Song dress.

Finally her midnight Era's shirt dress also appears to be new. It's silver with a touch of blue and of course very, very sparkly.

Before launching into “All Too Well (10 Minute Version),” Swift shared that she's “having more fun on this tour than any other tour in my life” and thanked fans for joining the Eras tour made her what she is.

“I would never have thought of doing the Eras tour, which celebrates all of my albums, if you didn't celebrate, appreciate and honor all of these albums,” she explained. “And besides, you made this tour an event. You created all these traditions, you exchange friendship bracelets, you know every single word to every single song. That’s what I enjoy so much.”

Travis Kelce appeared to be absent on the first and second nights of Swift's return to Miami, as there was a Kansas City Chiefs game on Sunday (October 20). But on the second night, Swift appeared to still be paying tribute to her NFL player boyfriend during her performance of “Midnight Rain.”

When singing “And he never thinks of me/ Except when I'm on TV,” Swift strikes the archer pose, assuming a “bow-and-arrow” position — something Kelce sometimes does when scoring a touchdown achieved. The couple has never publicly confirmed that this pose had anything to do with their relationship, but along with this text, it makes a little more sense after Kelce's acting debut on Ryan Murphy's new show. grotesque.

It's not often that an opening game can capture the attention of the entire stadium. But on Saturday night in Miami, Gracie Abrams did just that during her nine-song set at Hard Rock Stadium.

This isn't Abrams' first rodeo to join Swift's massive hike — but it is the first time since her album's release. The secret of usand its deluxe edition. At sold-out shows across the country, Abrams is getting better at commanding the stage, as evidenced by the thousands in the stadium who turned on their cell phone flashlights during “Let It Happen.” Abrams was visibly awestruck and overcome with emotion at the magical moment, muttering “holy shit” while holding back tears of joy.