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Taylor Swift Buys Giant Beads that Hung From Superdome During Eras' Tour

  • Taylor Swift’s company, Firefly Entertainments Inc., acquired a 140-foot inflatable friendship bracelet for $13,000, which was displayed during her Eras Tour concerts at the stadium in New Orleans.
  • The purchase followed the Eras Tour's conclusion in December 2024 and came after the bracelet was displayed at Swift's concerts in Indianapolis and Canada.
  • The giant friendship bracelet concept was developed by Abby Jones and realized as a large-scale art piece by Miami creatives Shawn Kolodny and Jules Dudko, representing the fan tradition of exchanging friendship bracelets during the tour.
  • Taylor Swift expressed admiration for the fans’ bracelet trading tradition, describing it as a joyful phenomenon that occurs at every concert, and the installation is intended to remain a lasting tribute related to her.
  • The sale was approved on June 26, 2025, by the state board that oversees the Superdome, and Firefly Entertainments Inc., which manages Taylor Swift’s personal services, is handling the bracelet’s collection, shipment, and delivery, ensuring it becomes part of Swift’s memorabilia.
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Taylor Swift's company buys giant bracelet that hung on Superdome

The massive inflatable bracelet that hung on the Caesars Superdome during Taylor Swift’s sold-out Eras Tour shows has been sold for $13,000 — to Swift’s own company,

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King5 News broke the news in Seattle, United States on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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