Sound Company
Eighth Day Sound/Clair Global
Tour
The Eras Tour
Crew
- FOH Engineer: Sean Tingle
- Record/Post Engineer: David Payne
- Monitor Engineers: Jordan Kolenc (TS/Guests), Scott Wasilk (band)
- Crew Chief: Jordan Kolenc
- Systems Engineer: Ville Kauhanen
- Assistant System Engineer: Andrew Nolish
- Monitor/Stage Tech: Eoin “Lad” Collins
- RF Tech: Sam Balk
- Comms: Ron Sharpless
- P.A. Techs: Andy Dudash, Jay Butler, Charlie Southward, Nathan Tse, Declan Povey
Gear
FOH
- Console: DiGiCo SD7 Quantum
- Outboard: Neve, Lexicon, Empirical Labs
- Speakers: d&b KSL Series
MON
- Consoles: 2 x Digico SD7 Quantum
- Outboard: Neve, Wes Audio, Empirical Labs, TC Electronics, SPL, Summit, Midas
- Handheld Mics: Shure Axient Digital
- IEMs: Wisycom
- Comms: Riedel Bolero
Tour Details
Taylor Swift’s Eras tour was one for the record books. With 149 shows staged from March 17, 2023 to Dec. 8, 2024, it now stands as the highest-grossing tour of all time, topping the $1 billion mark for the second consecutive year, according to Pollstar. The New York Times reported total tour revenues of $2,077,618,725, almost double the next biggest money-maker, Coldplay’s ongoing $1.15 billion 2022-2025 Music of the Spheres trek. The Times also noted that a total 10,168,008 attended the shows, spending an average of $204 per seat. But of course, total Swiftie spending far exceeded that per-seat figure, with massive revenues from merch (much of it going to the Swift camp) and ticket-reselling (separate from the tour’s take) accompanying each show. (The Times, citing info from Victory Live, noted that the average price for a resold ticket for the tour’s last show in Vancouver, BC was a whopping $2,952.)
