Taylor Swift gets very emotional and tries to hold back her tears as a multitude cheers in a concert

Taylor Swift has been on a roll in 2024 with the final stretch of her very successful The Eras Tour that has sold out stadiums and arenas around the United States and the world.

Thursday night, the 34 year-old global superstar gave the first of six concerts at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada. She has described her Canadian fans as "welcoming, passionate (and) excitable"... and they hold true to it.

Swift got a standing ovation during her concert and even though she's used to it, the music icon was trying really hard not to cry after such an overwhelming crowd.

And it's not just Swift who is aware the show is coming to a close, as the venue, which is home to the MLB's Toronto Blue Jays, produced a huge friendship bracelet to welcome the star for six nights between November 14-23.

Friendship bracelets have been a signature aspect of The Eras Tour, allowing her devoted fans to mingle and make memories and keep souvenirs from watching their favorite singer take to the stage to perform hits like "Cruel Summer", "All Too Well" and "Blank Space."

The Rogers Centre bracelet can be spotted at the front of the premium entrance and reads, 'Taylor Swift, The Eras Tour', along with colors such as purple, pink, orange, red and green mimicking beads.

The Eras Tour will come to an end in Vancouver, Canada, where Taylor Swift is set to give three concerts starting December 6th and finishing December 8th.