Taylor Swift’s longtime bass player, Amos Heller, looked back at the highs and lows of the Eras tour just two days after the groundbreaking tour came to an end. “It’s done. No more early lobby calls.

Amos Heller, the bassist for Taylor Swift's live band, reflected on the record-breaking Eras Tour ended. He took to Instagram to post a lengthy message about the tour. Heller seems to be emotional about the tour concluding after 149 shows from March 17, 2023, to December 8, 2024.

Taylor Swift's almost-two-year Eras Tour run touched fans right around the world - including her longtime bass player Amos Heller. Heller, 47, who joined Swift's band in 2007, took to social media on Tuesday,

Taylor Swift’s almost-two-year Eras Tour run touched fans right around the world — including her longtime bass player Amos Heller. Heller, 47, who joined Swift’s band in 2007, took to social media on Tuesday,

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour bassist Amos Heller reflected on the end of the record-breaking concert series in a sentimental social media post.

As Taylor Swift said goodbye to her Eras Tour, one of her longtime band members shared an emotional message after the tour came to an end on Sunday (December 8). The pop star's bass player Amos Heller - who has been part of her band for 15 years - reflected on this time after touring the globe and performing 149 shows in what has set the record as