Travis Kelce says he has now been to his final Eras Tour show after heading to Indianapolis to support girlfriend Taylor Swift over the weekend.
Kelce was seen in the stands at the Lucas Oil stadium on Saturday night as Swift performed the second of her three concerts in Indianapolis to a sold-out crowd of 70,000 people, even dancing alongside her mom Andrea at one stage.
After she wrapped up the latest leg of her tour, the pop megastar now has a short break before her final stop in Canada, where she will stage six shows in Toronto and three in Vancouver from November 14 until December 8.
That run will bring her worldwide tour to an end almost two years since it kicked off in Glendale, Arizona, and Kelce couldn’t resist the chance to see it one last time amid his packed NFL schedule for the Kansas City Chiefs.
‘I wanted to see Tay one more time before this thing got closed up,’ he told brother Jason on the latest episode of their New Heights podcast. ‘And I’ll tell you what, man – the American crowds … they did not disappoint.
‘I heard that it was a lot more rowdy this time around, knowing she was coming back to stop through America one last time before the tour was over with,’ he added. ‘And, man, that thing was rocking.’
Kelce was able to head to Indianapolis on Saturday as the Chiefs were not due to play until Monday, with Swift attending their win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Kansas City that night.
At the Eras Tour concert, the three-time Super Bowl winner was not the only high-profile sporting figure in attendance, as he also crossed paths with WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark.
‘She was into the show, for sure,’ Kelce said about meeting Clark. ‘She’s a Swiftie through and through.
‘I think she’s just having fun, going and taking her friends and family and getting everyone to experience Tay up there on stage, making the entire 70,000 people go f*****g nuts for three and a half hours.’
Clark, who liked Swift’s endorsement of presidential candidate Kamala Harris earlier this year, just enjoyed a record-breaking rookie campaign in the WNBA after helping the Indiana Fever reach the playoffs for the first time in eight years.
And Kelce was full of praise for the women’s basketball sensation.
‘[Caitlin’s] awesome,’ he continued. ‘She loves being out there in Indianapolis.
‘We’re both just true Midwesterners to the heart. You know, played high school ball, college ball, pro ball, all out here in the Midwest, so it was cool catching up with her.’
