HOUSTON — The City of Houston said they were planning something special for Taylor Swift's three concerts in Houston and on Friday, we found out what that was.
To honor the music superstar's stop in Houston for her 'Eras' tour, Houston City Hall will illuminate Lavender Haze starting at dusk Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The honor is also for Taylor Swift's mother, Andrea, who is a University of Houston alum!
"So there is no Bad Blood, and to showcase our Love Story, the City will light the municipal building at 901 Bagby for not one but all three evenings while the singer plays her sold-out concerts," the city said in a release. "Are you stressed about the hassles of parking? Shake It Off! We encourage all Swifties attending the concerts to ride Metro, Taylor’s version- of the RED line! Visit ridemetro.org for more helpful info and to plan your trip. Welcome to Houston, Taylor!"
This comes two days after Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo announced that NRG Stadium was being renamed 'NRG Stadium (Taylor's version)'
Taylor Swift is playing NRG Stadium Friday, Saturday and Sunday. For everything you need to know about the shows, check our full Taylor Swift The Eras Tour guide here.