Taylor Swift Debuts ‘London Boy’ at Eras Tour Stop in Wembley

Taylor Swift played her Lover track “London Boy” live for the first time on the Eras Tour on Friday. Appropriately, the performance took place during the second night of her five-night stand at Wembley Stadium in London.

“This whole show has been fantastic, you’ve been so generous to us,” she told the crowd, drawing from her lyrics with a heartfelt, “The whole night I’ve just been thinking ‘God, I love the English!’”

That song has long been speculated to be about her English ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn. The two broke up last year during the early days of Swift’s record-breaking world tour. Since their breakup, Swift dated Matty Healy from the 1975, which drew controversy from fans, and has recently been seen with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

Swift’s performance in London is one of the last few European dates before she transitions back to North America. During her first Wembley show on Thursday, Swift surprised fans by bringing out Ed Sheeran to perform “Everything Has Changed” and “Thinking Out Loud.”

Earlier this month, Swift was scheduled for three concerts in Vienna, but those dates were canceled after Austrian authorities thwarted a suspected terrorist plot.

Following her dates in Canada, she will be back in the United States for shows in Miami, New Orleans, and Indianapolis. She’ll wrap up her tour with six shows in Toronto and three in Vancouver.