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Swifties in Vienna were left &#39;devastated&#39; on Thursday (August 8) after Taylor Swift&#39;s three concerts in the city were cancelled when the government confirmed a planned attack on the stadium late on Wednesday (August 7).&quot;We&#39;re really heartbroken,&quot; said Swift&#39;s fan Lena Unger. &quot;When I heard the news, at first I thought it was a joke,&quot; she added, noting that she didn&#39;t want to believe it at first. &quot;And then I just cried for three hours straight.&quot;&quot;We waited an entire year for this and we came all the way from North Macedonia,&quot; said Michaela Dujanski. &quot;We were so excited, but there&#39;s nothing we can do,&quot; she said.To console one another, Swifties met in Vienna&#39;s Corneliusgasse, the street that had become popular in the fandom a few weeks ahead of the Austrian concerts due to its similarity to the name of one of Swift&#39;s songs, &#39;Cornelia Street&#39; - this one is located in New York.&quot;I think it&#39;s really great that there are so many people here and that you can now trade bracelets,&quot; said Sophie Dinkeller, who travelled from Germany for the Austrian &#39;Eras Tour&#39; date.Austrian police on Wednesday (August 7) detained two people suspected of plotting attacks on Swift&#39;s concerts. Franz Ruf, director general for public security, said the suspect, an Austrian citizen, had pledged allegiance to Islamic State. Another suspect was later arrested in Vienna.

&quot;I think it&#39;s really great that there are so many people here and that you can now trade bracelets,&quot; said Sophie Dinkeller, who travelled from Germany for the Austrian &#39;Eras Tour&#39; date.Austrian police on Wednesday (August 7) detained two people suspected of plotting attacks on Swift&#39;s concerts. Franz Ruf, director general for public security, said the suspect, an Austrian citizen, had pledged allegiance to Islamic State. Another suspect was later arrested in Vienna.

&quot;We waited an entire year for this and we came all the way from North Macedonia,&quot; said Michaela Dujanski. &quot;We were so excited, but there&#39;s nothing we can do,&quot; she said.To console one another, Swifties met in Vienna&#39;s Corneliusgasse, the street that had become popular in the fandom a few weeks ahead of the Austrian concerts due to its similarity to the name of one of Swift&#39;s songs, &#39;Cornelia Street&#39; - this one is located in New York.

Swifties in Vienna were left &#39;devastated&#39; on Thursday (August 8) after Taylor Swift&#39;s three concerts in the city were cancelled when the government confirmed a planned attack on the stadium late on Wednesday (August 7).&quot;We&#39;re really heartbroken,&quot; said Swift&#39;s fan Lena Unger. &quot;When I heard the news, at first I thought it was a joke,&quot; she added, noting that she didn&#39;t want to believe it at first. &quot;And then I just cried for three hours straight.&quot;

Swifties in Vienna were left 'devastated' on Thursday (August 8) after Taylor Swift's three concerts in the city were cancelled when the government confirmed a planned attack on the stadium late on Wednesday (August 7).

Swifties in Vienna were left 'devastated' on Thursday (August 8) after Taylor Swift's three concerts in the city were cancelled when the government confirmed a planned attack on the stadium late on Wednesday (August 7).

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After cancelled Taylor Swift concerts, Swifties comfort each other with friendship bracelets

After cancelled Taylor Swift concerts, Swifties comfort each other with friendship bracelets