Taylor Swift performs the first of three gigs in Indianapolis to begin the last leg of her Eras Tour in the United States

Taylor Swift performs the first of three gigs in Indianapolis to begin the last leg of her Eras Tour in the United States

Taylor Swift launched the final leg of her Eras Tour in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Friday.

The 34-year-old diva delivered an epic performance in her first of three sold-out gigs as she prepares to wrap off her record-breaking global tour in the United States before flying to Canada.

Approximately 69,000 concertgoers packed Lucas Oil Stadium to see Swift perform her era-spanning catalog.

Meanwhile, her NFL star boyfriend, Travis Kelce, was all smiles at team practice with his Kansas City Chiefs colleagues.

She opened her three-hour concert with a stunning blue-and-gold leotard and startling gold-to-silver ombré boots.

Later, she changed into a black, silver, and gold striped minidress with tassels and performed her first hits.

She wore glittery black boots and strummed a rhinestone-covered guitar with her lucky number on it.

Taylor was accompanied by backup dancers as she performed to a record-breaking audience at the Indianapolis stadium.

While singing Speak Now, she appeared ethereal as she slid into her lavender robe and strolled into the mist.

She looked stunning in her red outfit and flowing cloak during her Folklore and Evermore musical part.

‘You know, I was informed bad news before we hit the stage today,’ she explained to the crowd before singing the 10-minute rendition of All Too Well.

Swift played a guitar mashup of The Albatross from The Tortured Poets Department and Holy Ground from Red (Taylor’s Version) as one of Indy’s surprise songs in the acoustic set on the first night.

She then played a piano mash-up of Cold As You and Exile.

During the acoustic session, she donned the stunning red-and-blue outfit she unveiled in Miami last month.

For the Midnights era, she wore a dazzling pale-pink shirt dress with a vivid purple fluffy coat.

Swift will play her second and third gigs in Indianapolis on Saturday and Sunday, with opening artist Gracie Abrams.

The three-day performance in Indiana will be the 14-time Grammy-winning pop star’s penultimate stop on her Eras Tour in the United States.

Swift will next perform in two Canadian venues.

She will play at the Rogers Centre in Toronto from November 14 to 24, followed by BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, where she will complete The Eras Tour from December 6 to 8.