Taylor Swift’s grip on the live-music economy has by now generated its own secondary ecosystem: production-grade tribute acts built for the audience that couldn’t get through the presale queue, or simply couldn’t justify what those tickets cost. Fearless – The Taylor Swift Experience, billed by booking agency Ultra Artists as “the most highly regarded tribute act for Taylor Swift in the US,” sits near the top of that bracket. The show returns to Paramount Hudson Valley in Peekskill on Sunday, October 4 for a 3 p.m. matinee.
About the Show
This is Fearless’s second booking at Paramount Hudson Valley in under 18 months, following an April 2025 engagement at the same theater — for a touring tribute act with no original catalog, a return invitation from the same presenter is the clearest available metric. Jennifer Westrip leads the production and, per Ultra Artists, goes well beyond song selection: she mirrors Swift’s “mannerisms, energy on stage and attitude” and describes herself as a devoted Swiftie who knows every song on every album. The show travels with a live band, assembled with what Ultra Artists calls “the highest level of attention to detail,” making its case as a full concert recreation rather than a highlights reel.
Confirmed titles include “Shake It Off,” “Blank Space,” “Love Story,” “You Belong With Me,” “Look What You Made Me Do,” and “I Knew You Were Trouble,” among others. Ultra Artists bills it as an “award-winning show” that delivers “the energy and authenticity of a live Taylor Swift concert.” The format is explicitly family-friendly and built for audience participation (Ultra Artists describes the show as getting “all the audience involved”) — a Sunday afternoon matinee that works for younger Swifties still years away from navigating concert ticketing on their own, and for parents who remember when these songs were new.
Venue & Logistics
Paramount Hudson Valley is a 1,024-seat theater at 1008 Brown St. in Peekskill and one of the Hudson Valley’s more consistent mid-size presenters for touring productions. The October 4 show begins at 3 p.m. Wheelchair-accessible seating, companion seating, and a VIP Bistro Lounge section are available. No outside food, drink, or large bags are permitted inside.
Tickets
Tickets are will call only at the venue and cannot be mailed; seats are held for eight minutes during checkout. Regular tickets are $49; children 12 and under are $29. Buy tickets.