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THERE would be few, if any, who would have come away from Taylor Swift's Brisbane concerts being anything less than completely impressed.
Playing to sell-out venues, the 22-year-old has shown why she is one of the hottest acts touring, with concerts that are as dazzling a production as any stage show.
Swift's adoring crowds were treated to an audio/visual feast with songs from her new album, Speak Now, and a few hits from her previous offerings performed against a...