MIAMI (WISH) — Taylor Swift confirmed the roof will be closed on Lucas Oil Stadium during the Indianapolis leg of the Eras Tour. In a speech about the rain during her last show in Miami Sunday night, Swift told fans all future performances of the Eras Tour would be indoors. “We are obviously having a very very special, unique concert tonight and that is the kind of concert where it just rains the entire time,” Swift said. “And that is what we affectionately refer to on the Eras Tour as a ‘Rain Show’ and here’s the thing, this night, tonight was the very last opportunity we possibly could have had on the Eras Tour to have a rain show because every stadium from here on out is indoors.” This speech confirmed that Swift plans to perform in Lucas Oil with the roof shut, but it did not mention whether the windows would be open or closed. A malfunction Sunday in the retractable roof at Lucas Oil Stadium forced it to remain closed as the Colts took on the Miami Dolphins. What happened remained a mystery on Monday. It has become somewhat of a tradition for Taylor Swift fans, or Swifties, to camp out near the venue to listen to the concert. This is called Tay-gating. The roof being closed will make this practice more difficult but open windows could allow fans to hear a little bit of the show. There are general safety concerns about large crowds gathering for this show, especially in the wake of the thwarted terrorist attack on Swift’s Vienna concert. In August, former FBI Special Agent Doug Kouns explained that fans lining up outside of the venue can be one of the most dangerous parts of a concert or large-scale event because it is in an unsecured area. Kouns said IMPD and other agencies all have best practices and are well equipped to handle crowds this size and another high-profile guest in the Circle City. IMPD is expected to give an update on security measures and rules surrounding the concert in the coming weeks. Related Coverage Skyline Club hoping for Taylor Swift economic boost Indiana State Museum’s TAY/gate party profits will fund new exhibits …Ready for It? Hamilton County launches Taylor Swift events for all ages, interests Indiana poet creates poetry book inspired by Taylor Swift Indianapolis winery kicks off Taylor Swift’s visit with two events Hair salons booking up ahead of Taylor Swift concert in Indy Taylor Swift donates $5 million to Feeding America for hurricane relief Tips to avoid Taylor Swift concert ticket scams Former FBI agent talks safety after Taylor Swift terror plot Taylor Swift ‘Eras Tour’ tickets stolen Taylor Swift causes Airbnb boom in Indy Taylor Swift conference at Indiana University draws presenters from across the globe Tibbs Drive-In expected to make big profit from Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Concert Film Meet ‘Sk-aylor’ Swift, the Taylor Swift Halloween display that is generating buzz all over Zionsville Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ could bring up to $100M to Indianapolis economy Mother-daughter duo excited for the Taylor Swift Eras Tour to come to Indy