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Additional tickets have been released for Taylor Swift’s concert at Investor’s Group Field on Saturday.

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Additional tickets have been released for Taylor Swift’s concert at Investor’s Group Field on Saturday.

The tickets were made available when additional space was found after the stage and equipment had been set up, according to Scott Brown from True North Sports and Entertainment.

Tthis is routine for concerts and other similar events, Brown said in a release.

Donn Jones/Invision/Associated Press Taylor Swift performs at the 2013 CMT Music Awards at Bridgestone Arena earlier this month in Nashville, Tenn.
Donn Jones/Invision/Associated Press Taylor Swift performs at the 2013 CMT Music Awards at Bridgestone Arena earlier this month in Nashville, Tenn.

The tickets can be bought, like previous tickets to Swift’s concert, through Ticketmaster.

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