Full-time job covering Taylor Swift? Here’s how her Northern California show went

USA Today and the Tennessean newspaper in Nashville are hiring reporters to cover Taylor Swift and Beyoncé full-time.

The job posts from the Gannett-owned media outlet for both stars quickly went viral Tuesday and Wednesday.

The journalists will focus on concerts, fans and the artists’ influence in the music industry. The pay ranges from $21.63 to $50.87 an hour for both remote gigs — that’s up to roughly $105,000 a year for a 40-hour workweek. International travel is expected, according to the want ad.

The company is looking for someone with at least five years’ experience in a digital-first newsroom.

Curious what it’s like to report on a superstar’s concert? The Sacramento Bee covered the July Taylor Swift concert in Santa Clara. Here’s a look inside:

Taylor Swift performed at Levi’s Stadium on July 28 and 29 in Santa Clara for her Eras Tour. See photos from her night-one concert:

Taylor Swift concert photos and videos from Santa Clara

• July 27: Your guide to Taylor Swift in Santa Clara: Stadium rules, special guests and Sacramento train
  
  

• July 27: ‘Tourflation?’ Here’s how Beyoncé, Taylor Swift tours could be boosting your local economy

• July 28: Going to see Taylor Swift in Santa Clara? We have friendship bracelets to swap

• July 28: Could Taylor Swift fans trigger a quake? Seismographs may catch shaking at California concerts

• July 28: Taylor Swift played these surprise songs on night one of the Eras Tour in Santa Clara

• July 29: See photos of Taylor Swift performing at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. Were you there?

• July 29: Aboard the ‘Swiftie train’ to Santa Clara: Fans travel from Sacramento for Taylor Swift

• July 29: Taylor Swift played these surprise songs on night two of the Eras Tour in Santa Clara