On February 11, 2024, Taylor Swift's Super Bowl 2024 will be held at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. There will also be a football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, but that is only a sideshow to the real headliner: Miss. Swift

Taylor Swift continues her public romance with Chiefs tight end and podcaster Travis Kelce, and the global star has been making regular appearances at Arrowhead Stadium and on the road in recent months to support her new beau. Swift watched the Chiefs punch their ticket to Super Bowl 58 at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, and later celebrated on the pitch with Travis.

Now there is talk about whether Taylor Swift will appear in Super Bowl 2024. After all, the biggest annual event in football is not just about the game. The pre-game pageantry, the elaborate halftime show, and the huge commercials make the Super Bowl an event not to be missed, even by football fans.

This year's game is sure to be all about Swift and Kelce.

To date, Taylor Swift has watched the Chiefs play 12 games this season, including the NFL Wild Card round against the Miami Dolphins, the NFL Divisional round against the Buffalo Bills, and the NFL Conference Championship against the Baltimore Ravens.

Taylor has been a member of the Chiefs' team for the past three years.

If Taylor Swift were at Super Bowl 2024, she would have attended a total of 13 games, which is pretty significant. As avid Swift fans know, Taylor's lucky number is 13, and this number has been a recurring motif throughout her life and career. That alone seems to be reason enough for Taylor to join the game. Watching her boyfriend get his third Super Bowl ring is just the icing on the cake.

But there is a bit of a hiccup. Taylor will be resuming her highly successful Eras tour in Japan on February 7 and will play four shows through the day before the Super Bowl. The flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas takes over 12 hours, so even if she were to go straight from the concert to the airport, it would be time-critical.

Fortunately, thanks to the international time difference, Japan is 17 hours ahead of Las Vegas, so Taylor Swift will still make it to the game. Thanks to this time travel magic, Swift will be able to return to the U.S. earlier than if she had left the Japanese capital.

All of this makes it almost certain that Taylor Swift will attend Super Bowl 2024, even if her Eras tour commitment makes things a bit dicey.

Swift lovers who were hoping that Taylor might treat viewers to a halftime mashup of her biggest hits are likely to be disappointed. The halftime entertainment for Super Bowl 58 will be Usher, and while it is possible that the R&B artist will bring in a few special guests to make his performance more memorable, don't expect Swift to be one of them. It's best not to expect Swift to be one of them.

Taylor Swift is not camera shy when it comes to attending Chiefs games, but the chances of her bringing her guitar and leading a performance of her biggest hits like "Shake it Off," "You Belong With Me," and "Cruel Summer" The chances of her leading a performance of her biggest hits like "Shake it Off," "You Belong With Me," and "Cruel Summer" are slim to none.

Expect Taylor to watch from the comfort of her plush box seats. And let's not forget that she just flew back from four concerts in four nights on another continent.