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Taylor Swift will be performing tonight and tomorrow night at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. You can still find Taylor Swift tickets for both concerts in both the lower level and floor seats. Right now ticket prices for Taylor Swift are running about $36 and up per ticket.

Taylor Swift’s 2010 concert tour is winding down and she only has a couple of concerts left for the Verizon Center on June 1, 2 and a final concert at Gillette Stadium on Saturday June 5th. Plenty of great seats remain for both Taylor Swift concerts.

Taylor Swift is winding down her 2010 tour with a couple more weeks of concerts in Toronto, Texas, Washington DC and a huge finale at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro. Ticket sales for Taylor Swifts tour were excellent for her first big tour with sellouts across the country.

There are still a limited number of tickets for Taylor Swift at the Air Canada Center this Friday and Saturday and for her two concerts at the Toyota Center next Tuesday and Wednesday. The cheapest Taylor Swift tickets will at the Verizon Center on Tuesday June 1, and Wednesday June 2. There are still a lot of tickets left and ticket prices may drop a little between now and then.

The Taylor Swift concert at Gillette Stadium on Saturday June 5 will be the largest crowd Taylor has performed before. There are still plenty of tickets for this concert because of the large size of the stadium, but ticket prices have been holding steady and they’re not real cheap.

Taylor Swift Tour Dates Remaining

May 2010
21, 22 – Toronto, Ontario – Air Canada Centre
25, 26 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center

June 2010
1,2 – Washington, DC – Verizon Center
5 – Foxoboro, MA – Gillette Stadium

Buy the Best Taylor Swift tickets while supplies last!

It was passed on to me today that Taylor Swift’s tour page on her website, Taylorswift.com, is sending her fans to a ticket broker site when they click to buy tickets to the Philadelphia Taylor Swift concerts at the Wachovia Center. The link should be going to Comcast Tix, the original seller of Wachovia Center events, but instead is taking Taylor Swift fans to a website that has an address that matches a large ticket brokerage.

Taylor better be sitting down for this!

I cannot imagine that Taylor Swift would have allowed this to happen and I would assume that the webmaster for Taylorswift.com made a critical mistake and set the link for the Wachovia Center tickets to the ticket broker, rather than to the Comcast tix link for the Wachovia Center.

And it happens to fans quite often as well. They will go online looking for the official site to buy tickets from, and end up choosing one of the first ads that appear, rather than searching for the one they’re looking for.

So, someone is in a bunch of trouble because right now a lot of Taylor Swift fans are going to her website and being redirected to the ticket broker site, and thinking that Taylor is scalping her own tickets. I’m not sure how long this has been going on, but it won’t much longer I imagine.