Taylor Swift dilemma: Eras Tour or Valentine’s Day with Travis Kelce?

What a lucky charm she has been, some have said. Others remind us that she wasn’t around the previous year. Either way, Taylor Swift’s relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce blossomed across the season and she was right there all the way to the Super Bowl, eventually celebrating with her man as the team led by Andy Reid and starring Patrick Mahomes ran out winners over the San Francisco 49ers. That was Sunday.

Now, just three days later, it is time for all the lovebirds out there to celebrate Valentine’s Day and as fortune would have it, the Chiefs are having their triumphant Super Bowl victory parade on Wednesday 14 February, with it all kicking off at 11 a.m. local time, followed by a rally around 12:45 p.m. Perfect timing, right?

Swift and Kelce likely apart for Valentine’s

Well, it may not be actually. Given Taylor’s ongoing Eras Tour in Australia has her due to be on stage wowing her own fans from 6 p.m. local time on Friday, that’s 1 a.m. in Kansas City it’s not ideal preparations. While theoretically possible for her to jet in – a private plane clearly helps – the logistics do seem rather daunting. Despite her feat of making it to Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas straight from Tokyo, attending the parade appears to be quite the stretch given the 20-hour flight time. She’d likely be touching down just hours before the concert.

The 34-year-old songstress is scheduled for three performances in Melbourne from February 16 to 18, followed by four shows in Sydney from February 23 to 26. After this whirlwind of performances, she’ll enjoy a brief respite before jetting off to Singapore for shows starting on 2 March, and then a monster set of European venues from 9 May. Expectations are that Kelce will be the one playing the supporting role this time around... at least until training starts up again as the Chiefs eye an unprecedented Super Bowl three-peat.

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