Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has been underway for more than a year now – and it's been breaking records.
With more than 69,000 people in attendance, Swift's first show of the tour in Glendale, Arizona on March 18 last year overtook Madonna's record of 63,000 people at Anaheim Stadium in 1987.
And the records just kept coming. The superstar performed to her largest ever crowd of 96,000 people at Melbourne's MCG before shooting off to Sydney where she played four back-to-back shows.
As the tour has continued across Europe, a slew of A-listers, musicians and other celebrities have been spotted in the crowd.
Keep reading to see who's been cheering Swift on.
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As this blurry image made the rounds on social media, eagle-eyed fans were asking… could this be? Has Julia Roberts well and truly entered Taylor Swift's VIP tent at her third and final Dublin show?
That's a yes!
When the Hollywood icon turned her head to exchange friendship bracelets with a fan, the news was confirmed.
Roberts' presence was confirmed in another snap of the tent shared to social media, which also included another legend.
Stevie Nicks (centre, wearing a face mask) also attended Swift's final Dublin show, an occasion Swift herself acknowledged from the stage.
Not only did Swift perform You're On Your Own, Kid as a surprise song for Nicks, but she also gave a speech in Nicks' honour ahead of her track Clara Bow, which namedrops the Fleetwood Mac star.
"The reason I want to play this tonight is because a friend of mine is here who's watching the show and who has been one of the reasons why I, or any female artist, get to do what we get to do," Swift said ahead of the song.
"She's become friends with so many female artists just to be a guiding hand. I can't tell you how rare that is. She's a hero of mine and also someone that I can tell any secret and she'd never tell anybody. She's really helped me through so much over the years. I'm talking about Stevie Nicks!"
Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce also made the trip over from the United States to watch her show from the VIP tent.
He had also made an appearance at her London shows last week, before flying back to America for other commitments.
Bridgerton star Florence Hunt got her first ever friendship bracelet at Dublin Night 3, writing on her Instagram Story: "I love u Taylor".
Hunt was snapped in the VIP tent.
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour shows have landed in Dublin, and some of Ireland's biggest stars have flocked to the stadium to watch the pop princess do her thing.
Talk show legend Graham Norton was spotted by fans enjoying the show from the VIP tent, with the 61-year-old seen wearing a wrist-full of friendship bracelets.
After night two in Dublin, Norton took to Instagram to show off his collection of bracelets and thanked Swift for an incredible performance.
"You know who in Dublin last night was off the scale fabulous!!" Norton captioned the snap.
"Thank you @taylorswift and your team for a dream of a night. Class act in every which way!!"
Dublin-based influencer Sophie Murray looked chic in a Lover-inspired outfit and cowboy hat during Swift's second show in Ireland.
Fleabag co-stars Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Andrew Scott sported matching grins in the VIP tent in London.
The pair were spotted enjoying the Eras Tour set from their plum spot in the stands – before seemingly heading out on a bathroom and/or drink break.
That's when fans realised Scott, 47, had a favourite Taylor Swift song.
Fans noticed the former co-stars quickly rushing back to their place in the VIP tent when Swift's hit song Style began playing.
Footage showed Scott grabbing his former colleague's hand and running back as the first few bars of the 2014 song echoed through the stadium.
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has attracted some of the world's biggest stars – and now including Hugh Grant.
The Notting Hill star, 63, joined a slew of fellow A-listers at Swift's London show at Wembley Stadium, with the actor spotted by fans wearing earplugs and munching on carrots before the show began.
Grant went on to praise the pop star's incredible talent after attending the gig.
"Dear @taylorswift13, You have an incredible show, an amazing and v hospitable team and excellent if gigantic boyfriend," Grant posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"Thanks so much from one ageing London boy, wife and thrilled 8 year old #halfgirlhalfbracelet."
The Beatles' Paul McCartney was spotted grooving to Taylor Swift's But Daddy I Love Him during her third Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium on Sunday night (Monday morning in Australia), with footage shared to X (formerly Twitter) showing the music legend dancing in the crowd with fans when the tune came on.
It's unusual for a celebrity of McCartney's calibre to be mingling in the general crowd during one of Swift's shows, but it's understood he was making his way back to the VIP tent at the time.
NFL star Travis Kelce made a surprise cameo on stage during his girlfriend's third London show.
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The night before, Kelce was seen mingling with Tom Cruise and director Chris McQuarrie in the VIP tent.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, at one point, put his hands on Cruise's shoulders, with the duo smiling from ear-to-ear and exchanging a few words in footage shared to X.
"ilysmts i love you so much taylor swift," actress Rachel Zegler wrote on X after Swift's third London show.
"Taylor, the wait is over.. for both of us! #Swifty @taylorswift13," Piers Morgan wrote on X ahead of Swift's third show.
"What a show. 🔥 What a star. 🔥 Absolutely loved it. Thanks @taylorswift13 👏," he wrote after.
Meanwhile, Jon Bon Jovi was seen exchanging a friendship bracelet with a fan from the VIP tent.
Sophie Turner was also spotted inside the VIP tent with singer Gracie Abrams, who is the daughter of J.J. Abrams and Katie McGrath.
Turner and Swift share a mutual ex, Joe Jonas, from whom Turner split last year.
In the ensuing fallout, it's understood Swift let Turner stay with her in New York City.
Singer Ellie Goulding and actress Cate Blanchett were also snapped inside the VIP tent.
