Taylor Swift's 'Greatest Fear' of Concert Attacks Reemerges Following Vienna Cancellations

Taylor previously expressed her concerns about safety at large events in a 2019 interview, referencing past incidents that heightened her fears.

Taylor Swift has canceled three of her "The Eras" Tour shows in Vienna, initially set for August 8-10, due to security concerns. The decision came after Austrian police arrested two individuals who were reportedly planning an attack at the concerts. The suspects were identified as posing a significant threat, leading to the swift cancellation of the shows by concert promoters Barracuda Music.

Taylor previously expressed her concerns about safety at large events in a 2019 interview, referencing past incidents that heightened her fears. In her statement, she shared her commitment to ensuring the safety of her fans and the extensive measures taken during her tours.

Barracuda Music announced that all tickets for the canceled Vienna shows will be automatically refunded within the next 10 business days. the hit-maker's tour will continue, with the next scheduled performances at London's Wembley Stadium from August 14-18.

The safety and well-being of fans remain a top priority as Taylor prepares to conclude her European tour leg and return to North America later this year.