Taylor Swift Gives ‘So Long London’ and ‘Florida!!!’ Eras Tour Debuts at Final Wembley Show, as Florence and Jack Antonoff Guest

Florence Welch joined Taylor Swift for the latter’s final concert in London on Tuesday to deliver the debut performance of their collaborative “Florida!!!” British fans were also treated to a surprise appearance from Jack Antonoff for “Death By a Thousand Cuts” and “Getaway Car,” while Swift also performed “So Long, London” for the first time since the “Eras Tour” launched back in March 2023.

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The live debut of “Florida!!!” comes just as Swift wraps the European leg of her massive “Eras Tour.” She’ll return to the United States for another round of tour dates, starting with a kickoff of Oct. 18 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. This show is the eighth date overall at the Wembley Stadium for Swift.

Welch co-wrote the song “Florida!!!,” which appears on Swift’s new chart-topping album, “The Tortured Poets Department.” After its release on April 19, the album has held onto the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s 200 albums list for a majority of this year. It spent the first 12 weeks atop the albums chart until Eminem’s “The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)” unseated “Tortured Poets” in late July.

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In an interview with iHeartRadio, Swift said, “‘Florida!!’ song I wrote with Florence and the Machine, and I think I was coming up with this idea of like, what happens when your life doesn’t fit, or your choices you’ve made catch up to you,” Swift said.

Swift first revealed the news of “Tortured Poets,” her eleventh studio album — with features from Post Malone, as well as writing and production contributions from Antonoff and Aaron Dessner — at the Grammy Awards in January when her tenth studio album, “Midnights,” won album of the year.

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