Taylor Swift’s stage had technical problems during performance.

Taylor Swift faced a minor hiccup on stage during her recent performance of “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” in Dublin. The pop icon, known for her flawless live shows, encountered a technical difficulty right at the beginning of the song, which left her stranded on an elevated section of the stage that failed to lower as planned.

Despite the unexpected mishap, Swift remained composed and didn’t let it affect her performance. Jan Ravnik, one of her dancers, quickly came to her rescue and helped her down from the malfunctioning stage. In a video shared by a fan, Swift can be seen trying to hold back laughter as she receives assistance from Ravnik.

True to the showbiz mantra, “the show must go on,” Swift continued her three-and-a-half-hour set without missing a beat. The international Eras Tour, which made a stop at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium for three nights, is a testament to Swift’s professionalism and dedication to her fans.

Throughout the tour, Swift has been performing a mix of new and old tracks, delighting audiences with classics and introducing them to songs from her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department. The setlist includes fan favorites like “But Daddy I Love Him,” “So High School,” “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” and “Down Bad,” with seamless transitions that showcase Swift’s artistry.

In addition to the scheduled performances, Swift has been surprising fans with acoustic renditions of songs, adding an intimate touch to her massive stadium shows. Over the weekend, she debuted “The Albatross” and “Clara Bow,” much to the delight of the audience and special guest Stevie Nicks, who was present to capture the moment on her phone.

Despite the initial stage mishap, Swift’s unwavering professionalism and showmanship shone through, cementing her status as a seasoned performer who can handle any situation with grace and charm. As the Eras Tour continues to captivate audiences worldwide, fans can expect more unforgettable moments and electrifying performances from the one and only Taylor Swift.