Taylor Swift had a minor mishap on stage during the second night of her Tokyo Eras Tour on Thursday, February 8, 2024. The pop superstar stumbled while performing her hit song “Shake It Off” at the Tokyo Dome, but quickly regained her balance and continued the show without missing a beat.

Swift’s fans, who call themselves Swifties, cheered her on and praised her professionalism on social media. Some even joked that the stumble was part of her choreography, as she sang the lyrics “I keep cruising, can’t stop, won’t stop moving” right after the incident.

This was not the first time that Swift encountered a challenge during her Tokyo concerts. On Wednesday, February 7, 2024, the opening night of her tour, she nearly fell off a chair while singing “You Belong With Me”. She managed to catch herself and laugh it off, saying “That was a close one” to the audience.

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Swift is known for her spectacular live performances, which often feature elaborate sets, costumes, dancers, and special guests. She is also famous for her connection with her fans, whom she often surprises with gifts, letters, and invitations to her secret sessions.

The Tokyo Eras Tour is Swift’s seventh concert tour and her first since 2019. It celebrates her musical journey from her debut album in 2006 to her latest release in 2023, featuring songs from all nine of her studio albums. The tour began in Mexico City in August 2023 and will end in London in June 2024, visiting 18 cities across the world1.

Swift has sold out all four of her shows at the Tokyo Dome, which has a capacity of 55,000 people. She is the first female artist to perform four consecutive nights at the venue2. She will continue her tour in Melbourne, Australia, on February 16, 2024, where she will be joined by Sabrina Carpenter as her opening act1.