The production truck drivers who have been hauling Taylor's equipment for The Eras Tour are said to have received a bonus of $100k each. With there being around 50 truckers for her US tour, in total, Swift has shared about $5 million on the truck drivers alone.

Sources also say she gave a “very generous amount” in bonuses to band members, dancers, lighting and sound technicians, and others. Though this is nowhere near close to breaking the bank for her, as The Eras Tour is tipped to be one of the highest grossing tours of all time, with Swift making $1 billion in ticket sales and merchandise.

Really blows my mind that we have one last city on the US leg of The Eras Tour. Santa Clara this weekend was a partyyy, both crowds were so loud and rowdy. And I’ll never forget when Alana, Este and Danielle emerged wearing their gowns from the Bejeweled video 😂 Loved every… pic.twitter.com/uVIjsbPs64

— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) July 31, 2023

Yesterday evening (31 July), Swift reflected on the most recent shows of The Eras Tour, in Santa Clara, and said that she "can't wait" for the final six shows which are set to take place in Los Angeles. Following these dates, Swift will take The Eras Tour overseas.