Hundreds of Swifties gather in Vienna to sing Taylor Swift's songs in wake of cancelled concerts

Hundreds of Swifties gathered at Vienna's Corneliusgasse - to chant the US super stars songs after her Vienna concerts were cancelled due to a planned terror attack.

Organisers cancelled the three Taylor Swift concerts in Austria after authorities said they foiled a terror attack planned for the Vienna leg of her blockbuster Eras tour.

"Due to confirmation by government officials of a planned terrorist attack at the Ernst Happel Stadium, we have no choice but to cancel the three planned shows for everyone's safety," organisers Barracuda Music said in a statement.

Nonetheless, Swifts came out en masse to gather together and enjoy the US star's music.

One fan shared a video showing hundreds gathered to sing Swift's 'Bad Blood' on the streets of Vienna.

Swifties singing throughout Vienna, this is incredible to experience and so comforting to unite together in the wake of darkness. Thank you for all the Swiftie love and the Austrian gov’t for keeping us safe #swifties #TaylorSwift #ViennaTStheErasTour #swiftiestrong… pic.twitter.com/jTzF1NlB3c

— Brittny Burford | Realtor (@BurfordBchHomes) August 8, 2024

Another fan shared snaps from Corneliugesse, which she dubbed 'Cornelia Street' a reference to a track off of Swift's Lover LP.

Greetings from Cornelia Street in Vienna, where the Taylor Swift shows have been canceled — and it’s packed with people trading bracelets and singing songs. pic.twitter.com/7fmZP8XOqh

— Nicole Auerbach (@NicoleAuerbach) August 8, 2024

Taylor Swift is still reportedly billed to perform her Wembley Stadium concerts, taking place with enhanced security from August 15-20. This will be the final leg of her European dates before heading back to North America.