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Taylor Swift has announced more tickets for her Melbourne and Sydney shows, as well as a date for the hotly anticipated resale of unwanted seats.<\/p>\n
Swift\u2019s tour sold out in June, breaking an Australian record as more than 4 million fans tried to buy tickets in the second presale.<\/p>\n
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Taylor Swift performs in her Eras Tour.<\/span><\/p>\n Ticketek\u2019s website now lists a date of Friday, November 24 for the resale platform to open, after the original resale was delayed in September.<\/p>\n \u201cTicketek Marketplace will open for the listing and resale of tickets from 10am AEDT on Friday 24 November 2023,\u201d information on the site now states.<\/p>\n Australian fans will also now have another opportunity to secure tickets in Melbourne and Sydney tomorrow.<\/p>\n Due to demand, additional tickets, including partially obstructed side-view tickets, will be released. Prices will start from $79.90, Frontier Touring has announced.<\/p>\n On this platform, tickets cannot be sold for more than 10 per cent above the original cost.<\/p>\n Further details, including how many tickets would be on sale and whether the system for purchasing will be the same as it was in June, were not yet clear.<\/p>\n The Victorian state government has declared Swift\u2019s upcoming tour a major event, bringing the two concerts planned for the MCG next February under the umbrella of anti-scalping legislation.<\/p>\n In NSW, resale restrictions on tickets for the star\u2019s Sydney dates are supposed to confer similar anti-scalping protection automatically.<\/p>\n Swift\u2019s concert film took $3.8 million in its opening weekend in Australia last month.<\/p>\n Swift performs in Melbourne on February 16 and 17, then Sydney on February 23, 24 and 25.<\/p>\n