Taylor Swift Cries at Her Final Eras Tour Show In Toronto, Adele Bids Emotional Farewell To Las Vegas Residency

Adele and Taylor Swift are without a doubt two of the best 21st-century musicians and performers. Frankly, music as we know and love it today would not be in the current position it is in if it were not for these two. It seems these two musicians know that fact, and they know they couldn’t have become who they are if it wasn’t for their deep affinity for their vocation and the fans that allow them to continue with it.

Thanks to this sentimental and heartfelt relationship the two have with their careers. When both Swift and Adele played their final show on their respective stages, the two couldn’t help but shed a few tears. It was a refreshing scene and reminded the masses that at the end of the day, these musicians are in fact just humans.

Taylor Swift Tears Up in Toronto

Saturday, November 23, marked the sixth and last show of Swift’s Eras Tour stint in Toronto. The Eras Tour will finally conclude on December 8 after running for nearly two years across 5 continents and 158 dates. That being so, this has seemingly been quite the tour for Taylor Swift and she attested to that on Saturday in Toronto.

On stage, Taylor Swift spoke to fans and said, “To my band and to my crew, everybody who’s put so much of this into this tour, and I don’t even know what I’m saying anymore.” Her eyes then crew teary and voice emotional, as she added, “I’m just having a —sorry…It’s not even the last show!” Many memorable moments have transpired on this epic tour, and this is just another to add to the list.

Adele Closes Out Her Las Vegas Residency

This weekend, Adele officially enacted her anticipated break from music with her closing Las Vegas residency show. However, she did go out in vain, as she thanked her family, friends, and fans for allowing her to do what she does best, sing.

Adele stated on stage, “Thank you for always bigging me up and making me feel like I could do whatever I wanted to do” and “There’s been times where I’m too tired or I’m too emotionally drained and you’re like ‘Come on baby get up there, get up you’re the best to do it.’” She finished her speech by saying, “I will miss you terribly” and “I don’t know when I next want to perform again.” However, she made it very clear that she would be back on stage sometime again in her life.

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