Taylor Swift plays for more than 115,000 in Atlanta

It was a Taylor takeover at Mercedes-Benz Stadium this weekend as Taylor Swift became the first artist to play multiple nights at the venue - and did it for a total of 116,745 fans.

The music superstar brought her “Reputation” spectacle to town Friday and Saturday and dazzled with a combination of clever staging, potent pop hits and her considerable charm.

For a full review of the concert - as well as more photos from Friday's show - visit The Atlanta Music Scene here.

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