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Taylor Swift fans in the Twin Cities will be seeing red in September next year at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.
Over the weekend on her website, she announced her tour to promote her new "Red" album. MSP is late in the tour but we do get two nights, Sept. 7 and 8. The 58-concert tour kicks off March 13 in Omaha. The final date at the moment is Sept. 21 in Nashville.
Only 10 cities have two shows. Of course, nine cities, including Chicago, Detroit and Winnipeg, have landed stadium concerts.
British pop singer Ed Sheeran, who sings on a tune ("Everything") on "Red," will be the opening act.
Ticket details for St. Paul haven't been announced.
For more info, go to www.taylorswift.com
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