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How many shows did Taylor Swift perform on the Eras Tour, with each show lasting more than how many hours?
Answer
149 shows, each over 3 hours long
Taylor Swift performed 149 shows on the Eras Tour, each lasting more than 3 hours, spanning 21 months across multiple continents.
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The marathon show length became famous for its comprehensive setlist covering Taylor Swift's entire catalog of musical 'eras.'
Other options people guess
- 120 shows, each over 2.5 hours long
- 100 shows, each over 2 hours long
- 200 shows, each over 4 hours long
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