Officials at London's Wembley Stadium have requested that Taylor Swift fans without tickets refrain from gathering outside the venue during her upcoming Eras Tour performances. The practice, known as Tay Gating on social media , involves fans listening to concerts from outside the venue. However, Wembley Stadium, located in a residential area, has discouraged this behavior for Swift's five upcoming shows starting Thursday, Aug.
15. Kris Jenner leads Kylie Jenner irthday tribute as she turns 27 Kim Kardashian 'pities' Bianca Censori and her 'toxic' marriage to Kanye West A statement on the stadium's website reads: "We kindly ask that only those with tickets or those visiting our merchandise megastore turn up to the stadium to avoid disruption to the local residents and businesses." The venue added that those without tickets "will be moved on.
" This announcement follows an incident in Munich last month where approximately 50,000 fans gathered on hills behind the Olympiastadion to listen to Swift's performances. Swift acknowledged these fans on Instagram, writing: "I've been watching so many videos of the crowds out there fully participating in the show from afar, all that joy..
. I'm feeling really grateful for the unexpected memories this tour has created." The London shows come after Swift's Vienna concerts were canceled due to an alleged terror threat.
DON'T MISS...
Khloe Kardashian blasted for 'disturbing' and 'messed up' Snapchat stories [LATEST] Kim Kardashian seeks restraining order over Emma Roberts 'stalker' [UPDATE] Kim Kardashian and Jeff Bezos' weird friendship as she shares pic from Greece [INSIGHT] However, the Metropolitan Police stated to PEOPLE that "There's nothing to indicate that the matters being investigated by the Austrian authorities will have an impact on upcoming events here in London." Wembley Stadium has emphasized that "everyone will be checked before entry" and "no weapons of any kind" are permitted. Swift's London performances, featuring support acts including Paramore, Griff, and Suki Waterhouse, are scheduled to run until Aug.
20..
