You don't get a bigger than Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. Literally. It's the highest-grossing tour of all time. So as one of Swift's openers, Gracie Abrams got to find out what it's like to perform in a stadium and what it's like to be as massively famous as the "Karma" singer. Thanks to her time with Swift, Abrams now knows that, yes, she'd like to headline a stadium herself, and yes, she's pretty lucky to be not quite as famous as the 35-year-old pop star.
In an interview with Billboard, Abrams talked about how her career as a singer-songwriter really blew up in the past year, which has brought more fame and more interest in her personal life. She said that she tends to avoid reading about herself on social media.
