Taylor Swift performed at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on July 28 and July 29 for her Eras Tour. Swift performed past curfew until 11:38 p.m., according to ET online.
Michelle Templeton, Communications Director and Sustainability Manager for Santa Clara mentions a potential violation of the concert’s fire permit (pyrotechnics). It states that fireworks after 11 p.m. at the venue will result in permit violations and fines of up to $1,000 per concert for violations.
The second violation is for curfew and noise. Staff will review event curfew violations for activities after 11 p.m. Noise ordinance violations will be determined after reviewing recorded noise levels and complaints. Templeton says it may take a couple of weeks to compile the information.
Previous concert citations for noise or curfew violations have ranged from $750 to $2100. Santa Clara Police Department received no noise complaints during Swift’s concerts.
Obviously, this will probably be overlooked. Now if it were an artist or group that isn’t received well by the California powers that be, the outcome might be different.
Five Things Taylor Swift Said After She Won Her First Award
Taylor on being "overwhelmed" with fan response
Evan Agostini/Getty Images“Every single day, I continue to be completely overwhelmed by how awesome people are — whether it’s people who I look up to who are in the business or the people I’ll find on MySpace.” She added, “I try to spend at least a half hour a day on the Internet and MySpace, tracking down people that are helping me out and saying ‘thank you’ personally.”
Swift on missing her high school prom for the CMT Awards
Evan Agostini/Getty Images“I am so, so happy about everything that has gone down this past year. I think it’s OK to miss prom for this. I think I’m going to stare at this award every single day and say, ‘I think it’s OK to miss prom.’ I love this.”
17-year-old Taylor on balancing being a junior in high school with country music stardom
Evan Agostini/Getty Images“I’m very, very much into my education and making that work and making that a priority in my life. Yes, it’s interesting to balance two things like that, but if you make it a priority, it’s easy to do both.”
Swift on her first CMT nomination and fans voting for her
Peter Kramer/Getty Images“I’m a junior in high school, y’all, and this is how we campaign: I generally told everybody I could about the awards. I was so grateful to be nominated that I wanted a lot of people to know that the voting was taking place and that it was something I was really excited about. Any chance I really got, I mentioned the CMT Music Awards.”
Taylor on taking her mom as her date at the CMT Music Awards that year
Evan Agostini/Getty Images“I’ve always been really, really all about remembering where you came from and remembering who got you to this point. This is my first awards show, and this is my first nomination ever. I wanted my mom right there next to me because she was the one who believed in me when nobody else did. She’s been there since day one. I thought it would be really cool to have her come along and share that moment. I didn’t expect to win at all, but I wanted her to be there whether I won or if I lost.”
