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So Long, London: Taylor brings Wembley shows to an end with famous faces

Taylor Swift smiling in front of purple lights at the Taylor Swift concert in WembleyGetty Images

On Tuesday night, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in London closed with a show-stopping set featuring famous friends and surprise songs. It was her eighth Wembley Stadium date this year, making it a record-breaking run - more nights at the venue than any other solo performer.

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A set of steps outside the Wembley Stadium painted in a mural of Taylor Swift PA Media

Outside, fans gathered early to trade bracelets, get excited and take a picture with the 'Swiftie Steps' - a colourful set of stairs painted with the pop superstar's face.

Taylor Swift on a podium at Wembley Stadium looking out at the lights of peopleGetty Images

The Eras Tour has seen Taylor perform to almost 1.2 million fans in the UK, and last night's show was the 131st date of the tour worldwide. Speaking at the gig, she said: "I've never had it this good before. I've never had a crowd that's so generous."

Singer Florence Welch from Florence and the Machine joins Taylor Swift on stage, with both singers smiling and holding handsGetty Images

Taylor has been bringing out some famous faces during her London shows, and the final night was no different. Singer Florence Welch, from the band Florence and the Machine, came to the stage for Florida!!!, a song from Taylor's most recent album.

Taylor Swift plays an acoustic guitar with singer and producer Jack Antonoff, with lights illuminating them Getty Images

Another artist to appear was Jack Antonoff. He's the frontman of the band Bleachers and has produced many of Taylor's songs from the 1989 album to The Tortured Poets Department. They played two "surprise" songs - a key part of the show featuring songs that aren't usually on the setlist - Death By A Thousand Cuts and Getaway Car.

Singers Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran hug and enjoy applause on Wembley StadiumGetty Images

The biggest name to appear over her five night run was Taylor's close friend and collaborator Ed Sheeran. He joined her on stage on Thursday night, playing duets of both of their songs - Endgame and Thinking Out Loud.

A photo from the crowd showing confetti going off during the Taylor Swift concert at Wembley, with fans holding their phones in the airPA Media

Fans loved hearing the first-ever live performance of So Long, London as part of the show's acoustic section. Bringing the show to a close, Taylor played a brand new music video showing behind the scenes footage from the Eras Tour.