Taylor Swift: Terror threat surrounding concert series was terrifying

American singer Taylor Swift has responded for the first time to her canceled concert series in Vienna. She says three shows have been canceled because of the “catastrophic” terror threat.

“The reason for canceling the concerts filled me with a new kind of fear, and a great sense of guilt because so many people would be coming to my concerts,” Swift wrote on Instagram.

All three of Swift’s concerts were in Vienna canceled after the police arrested two men suspected of planning an attack at one of the concerts. In the following days, a third suspect was identified arrest.

In her message, the singer also thanked the Austrian emergency services. “Thanks to them, we are sad because the celebrations did not happen, and we do not mourn life. “

Coldplay was on stage where Swift should have been last night. The concert was the first performance in the stadium since the cancellation of the concert series. The British band played the song A Love Story at Taylor Swift.

The cancellation of the concerts in Vienna was a big disappointment for the ‘Swifties’, fans of the American pop star. They are known as fanatical fans and often spend several days visiting a concert. Many fans from other countries also often attend the concerts.

According to Vienna’s police chief, 65,000 concert goers were expected each day. Around 15,000 to 20,000 fans would be added outside the stadium.

After the canceled shows in Vienna, Swift’s concerts were canceled London all right. Fans expected her to cancel the performances, but she didn’t. On Instagram she says that she chose this because she wanted to give all her energy to the visitors of the concerts.

The series of London concerts was also her first visit to England since three children were killed in the country at Taylor Swift’s dance class in Southport at the end of last month.

Swift previously responded to the incident via social media. She offered her condolences to the relatives and said it was shocking that innocent children had been killed.