Swarm of Taylor Swift fans force German police to close off singer’s hotel ahead of Hamburg Eras Tour show
Police officers flocked to Taylor Swift’s hotel in Germany after Swifties swarmed the entrance ahead of her highly-anticipated Eras Tour show.
Photos obtained by Page Six Tuesday showed a crowd of eager fans outside the Hamburg hotel hoping to catch a glimpse of the pop star as police assumably arrived to control the scene.
According to a local news outlet, 300 fans were present but there was no sight of the “Lover” songstress as she reportedly entered and left the hotel through an underground car garage.
Several officers were on foot.
Swift, 34, took the stage at Volksparkstadion stadium on Tuesday evening, where she will also perform on Wednesday before heading to Germany’s capital, Munich, over the weekend.
German police have been on high alert as the 14-time Grammy winner has taken over the country this past week.
Last week, one of her stalkers was arrested in Gelsenkirchen after allegedly making threats toward her and her beau, Travis Kelce.
The unidentified 34-year-old male was cuffed at the entry check of the Veltins-Arena as Swift prepared to take the stage.
He allegedly made threats against the A-list couple online and event organizers warned local authorities.
Kelce, 34, supported the “Cruel Summer” singer at two out of three nights she performed in Gelsenkirchen as he proudly wrapped his arm around her shoulder when they left the venue on Thursday.
