Taylor Swift ‘swiftly’ handles technical glitch during ‘Eras Tour’ show in Indianapolis

Taylor Swift displayed true professionalism and poise during a minor technical hiccup onstage at her Eras Tour performance in Indianapolis. On the evening of November 1, Swift experienced a microphone pack malfunction midway through her performance of “Lavender Haze” at Lucas Oil Stadium, marking her first of three shows in the city. The Grammy-winning artist handled the issue seamlessly, underscoring her seasoned stage presence.

Taylor Swift’s quick response to the technical malfunction:

A video captured by fans and later posted on TikTok shows Swift, 34, mid-performance as she notices the microphone pack running out of battery. Without missing a beat, she announced to the crew, “I need a new pack,” while keeping her vocals steady. Dressed in a purple fur coat and a sequined mini dress, she moved gracefully around the stage, reaching behind her back to indicate the equipment issue. “I just need a new wireless pack because this one is out of battery, please,” Swift said, her tone calm and professional as she addressed the crew offstage.

When a crew member joined her onstage, Swift removed her coat and lifted her dress to reveal a glittering blue bodysuit underneath, giving the technician access to replace the microphone pack. Throughout the brief delay, Swift continued singing, touching her ear and tapping her leg to maintain her rhythm. Once the replacement was complete, she cheerfully thanked the crew member, jumping back into the performance with her usual energy and finesse.

Fans expressed their admiration for Swift’s handling of the situation in the comments on TikTok, with many praising her for maintaining the show’s momentum without interruption. The incident reflects Swift’s commitment to delivering a flawless concert experience, no matter the obstacles. Her composure in the face of a live mishap has become a hallmark of her career, proving that even during unplanned moments, she’s unfazed.

The Eras Tour has been a record-breaking success for the artist, who will conclude her U.S. leg on December 8 in Vancouver. Among the attendees in Indianapolis were WNBA Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark and Chariah Gordon, fiancée of Kansas City Chiefs player Mecole Hardman Jr., adding further star power to an already electrifying evening.