Travis Kelce recently revealed that he attended his final Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert during a trip to Indianapolis over the weekend. The NFL star, who has been an avid supporter of Swift throughout her tour, was in the stands at Lucas Oil Stadium for the second of Swift’s three shows in the city, where he joined the sold-out crowd of 70,000 fans. Kelce, who was able to attend the show before heading back to his busy Kansas City Chiefs schedule, reflected on the incredible energy of the night. “I wanted to see Tay one more time before this thing got closed up,” Kelce shared with his brother, Jason, on their New Heights podcast. “And I’ll tell you what, man – the American crowds… they did not disappoint.”
As the Eras Tour nears its grand finale in Canada, Kelce’s enthusiasm was palpable. He described the atmosphere as electric, with fans fully embracing Swift’s return to the U.S. for her final concerts before wrapping up the global tour. “It was rocking,” he added, reflecting on how the crowd responded to Swift’s performance, which has been nothing short of a phenomenon since it began almost two years ago. Kelce’s appearance in Indianapolis was a rare break from his demanding football schedule, as the Chiefs were not set to play until the following Monday.
But Kelce wasn’t the only sports figure in the crowd that night. He also had the chance to meet WNBA star Caitlin Clark, who was also attending the concert as a dedicated Swiftie. Kelce shared his impressions of Clark, describing her as “awesome” and noting how much she was enjoying the show. “She’s a Swiftie through and through,” Kelce said, adding that Clark was soaking in the experience with friends and family, fully immersed in the excitement of Swift’s performance. It was clear that Clark, who had a breakout rookie year with the Indiana Fever, was thrilled to be part of the night’s festivities.
During their brief meeting, Kelce and Clark connected over their shared love for the Midwest, where both have spent much of their lives. Kelce, from Ohio, and Clark, from Iowa, bonded over their roots in the region. “We’re both just true Midwesterners to the heart,” Kelce explained, highlighting how they both played high school, college, and professional sports in the Midwest. The two athletes seemed to enjoy catching up, with Kelce offering high praise for Clark’s impressive basketball career and her impact on the WNBA.
The meeting between the NFL star and the WNBA sensation added another layer of excitement to an already unforgettable night. As Swift’s Eras Tour continues to captivate audiences across the world, Kelce and Clark’s shared experience at the concert underscores how music can bring together athletes from different fields, united by a common passion for performance and entertainment. With the tour nearing its end, Kelce’s final visit was a fitting conclusion to his time supporting his girlfriend on this record-breaking journey.
