The American Express website for the first batch of tickets available for Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour in Australia crashed on Monday morning as fans inundated the site.
Swifties inundated the American Express website as they desperately tried to secure the first batch of tickets made available for the pop superstar's Sydney shows.
But fans were faced with a message reportedly from 9:30am that was headed by"SITE HELP" and"thank you for visiting American Express". "For immediate assistance, please call the number on your card or statement. We apologize for any inconvenience."
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