Taylor Swift Will Attend Super Bowl Despite ‘Eras Tour’ Tokyo Concert: Here’s How She’ll Likely Do It

Taylor Swift will be in Nevada to cheer on her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and the Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LVIII despite having a concert in Japan just a day before the big game, according to a report.

An unnamed insider told Page Six that the pop superstar, who is set to kick off the international leg of her "Eras Tour" in Japan next week, will fly back to the U.S. to watch Kelce and the Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, on Feb. 11.

Swift is scheduled to perform four concerts in Tokyo from Feb. 7 to 10.

"It's a brutal flight, but she'll get on her plane right after the concert," the source said of Swift.

With a Tokyo concert on Feb. 10, some fans wondered if Swift could realistically make it to Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII.

But Swift's private jet, which guarantees a non-stop flight, and the favorable time difference make the journey feasible, according to Variety.

The international date line, which serves as the boundary between calendar days, plays a role in this scenario, the outlet noted. Traveling eastbound over the line would push back the date by one day while going west moves it forward by a day.

Swift will be traveling east, so if her flight leaves before 6 p.m. Japan Standard Time on Feb. 11, she would arrive in Las Vegas in time for the game.

Tokyo is 17 hours ahead, allowing Swift to essentially travel back in time as she crosses time zones on her 13-hour flight.

Drew Barrymore also chimed in on the discussions surrounding Swift's potential appearance at the Super Bowl.

The actress-turned-talk show host suggested that if Swift leaves Tokyo right after her last concert, she could arrive in Las Vegas at around 10:35 p.m. on Feb. 10, giving her enough time to sleep and prepare for the big game.

"She could make it to the Super Bowl if, just if, it happens to, like, come true," Barrymore said on her show.

Swift has been a regular attendee at Kelce's games since the pair began dating last year.

On Sunday, she was spotted cheering for the Chiefs in the VIP suite at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore alongside friends Brittany Mahomes, Keleigh Sperry and Cara Delevingne.

Swift and Kelce shared an emotional moment after the Chiefs' victory against the Baltimore Ravens, with the football player visibly emotional and the singer rushing down to the field for a passionate embrace.

Swift was captured on camera telling Kelce, "I've never been so proud of anyone. Ever."

Super Bowl LVIII is scheduled to air live on CBS on Feb. 11.