Fans believe Camila will be the opening act for Taylor's tour after a tweet of an upcoming promotion where fans could see both stars at a concert at Wembley Stadium surfaced online.
- Mar 1, 2018
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift's highly-anticipated "Reputation" world tour is only months away, and fans are eager to know who will join the songstress as the opening act. Words are Camila Cabello will get the honor to play the role.
Rumors have been circulating around the internet saying that Camila will be the opening act after Portland's Live 95.5 teased on Twitter an upcoming promotion where fans could win a trip to London to see Taylor and Camila at a concert at Wembley Stadium. The tweet has since been deleted.
Neither Taylor nor Camila has yet to respond to the rumors, but many fans have been celebrating it on social media. "I'm gonna go witness the greatest concert of our time irl wow wig flew," one fan writes. Another says, "Still pop emergency cause imma need an ambulance after that concert."
I’m gonna get to witness the greatest concert of our time irl wow wig flew
— KARMA IS SEEING TAYLOR(x1)AND CAMILA(x2) (@DontBlameAri) 1 Maret 2018
Still pop emergency cause imma need an ambulance after that concert pic.twitter.com/z4Z7PBkAzd
— Camiley stan (@yourenot_right) 1 Maret 2018
"camila's gonna be taylor's opening act, omg imagine the amount of exposure she's gonna get, underrated no more," one user notes. Another similarly says, "Camila opening for Taylor is a huge opportunity. She's already sold out her solo tour, girly gonna get huge."
camila’s gonna be taylor’s opening act. omg imagine the amount of exposure she’s gonna get. underrated no more
— aina 🥀 (@ainaroslann) 1 Maret 2018
Camila opening for Taylor is a huge opportunity. She’s already sold out her solo tour, girly is gonna get huge.
— jade (@etheralcabello) 1 Maret 2018
"Reputation" tour is set to begin in Glendale, Arizona on May 8 and include stops in Seattle, Toronto, Kansas City, Philadelphia and more. The former country singer will wrap it up in Auckland, New Zealand on November 9. Tickets went on sale to the general public on December 13.
Taylor was initially scheduled to travel only across North America for the tour. But due to the overwhelming demand from fans, the songstress added several dates in some countries, including Australia, England and Ireland.
The tour is held in support of Taylor's latest album "Reputation", which was released on November 10 last year. The effort topped the charts in many countries and became the best-selling album of 2017 after selling 2 million units worldwide.
