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How to watch TAYLOR SWIFT | THE ERAS TOUR (EXTENDED VERSION) on Prime Video, available to rent starting December 13

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The extended version of Taylor Swift’s record-breaking concert film will be available to rent on Prime Video in the U.S. and Canada for $19.89 and £15.99 in the UK on December 13—Taylor’s birthday.

The TAYLOR SWIFT | THE ERAS TOUR (EXTENDED VERSION) film includes three bonus songs not seen in theaters— Wildest Dreams , The Archer, and Long Live . All customers can rent the title directly on Prime Video, regardless of whether they have a Prime membership or not. Prime Video is a one-stop entertainment destination, offering customers a large collection of premium entertainment in a single application. On Prime Video, customers can find their favorite movies and series under one roof, be it entertainment produced by Amazon MGM Studios or by other studios, third-party channels made accessible as an add-on subscription through Prime Video Channels, and titles to rent or buy via the Prime Video Store.

How to rent TAYLOR SWIFT | THE ERAS TOUR (EXTENDED VERSION) on Prime Video

Starting December 13, viewers in the U.S. and Canada can open the Prime Video app or website and find the film available to rent for $19.89. It will also be available to rent in the UK for £15.99 on the same day. Once the film has been rented on Prime Video and while it is playing, customers can access X-Ray content by selecting the “All” tab in the top left corner of their mobile and web devices, or by pressing up on their remote control on Living Room devices. This will enhance the customer experience by showcasing each song as it plays. On select devices, customers can click on the icon to connect to Amazon Music, where they can continue listening to their favorite songs from the tour.

You can watch Prime Video on a wide array of compatible devices—including your smartphone, tablet, set-top box, game console, or selected smart TVs.

If you’re interested in exploring other titles on Prime Video, you may want to consider joining Prime . Prime Video is included with an Amazon Prime membership , priced at $14.99 per month or $139 annually. Amazon has also extended its services to cater to a broader demographic, offering discounted memberships through Prime Access , aimed at those benefiting from certain government assistance programs—and Prime Student , for those enrolled in higher education.

If you are still contemplating whether a Prime membership aligns with your needs, you can also make use of the free trial .

Once you become a Prime member, you'll have access to a vast library of movies, series, live sports, and other exclusive content included within the Prime membership.

New streaming data from Amazon Music shows that this has been the year of Taylor Swift. Not only was Swift the most streamed global artist on Amazon Music in 2023, but 1989 (Taylor’s Version) broke Amazon Music’s global records for most first-day streams and first-week streams. Fans can celebrate Swift’s catalogue and tour with playlists on Amazon Music, including “ Music From Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour ,” which will be made available for all Amazon Music subscribers and Prime members worldwide to stream on-demand December 13 through December 20, 2023.

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Taylor Swift's new Eras tour film is the latest lesson in 'Swift-onomics'

Cineplex confirmed the concert movie will play in more than 150 cineplex theatres.

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If you weren't able to secure tickets to see Taylor Swift in concert in 2024 in Toronto, fear not — her Eras tour is coming to Canadian theatres.

On Thursday, Cineplex confirmed the concert film Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour will play in more than 150 Cineplex theatres around the country starting on Oct. 13. The film will play Thursdays to Sundays.

"The Eras Tour has been the most meaningful, electric experience of my life so far, and I'm overjoyed to tell you that it'll be coming to the big screen soon," Swift said on her social media Thursday morning. "Eras attire, friendship bracelets, singing and dancing encouraged… 1, 2, 3 LGB!!!! (iykyk)."

And with dozens of shows — spanning continents — still to go, the Eras World Tour is on pace to become the highest grossing tour of all time. 

One estimate from research company QuestionPro says her tour could generate $4.6 billion for the U.S. economy alone.

The Taylor Swift effect

Swift's two shows in Colorado this summer led to a $186.9-million boost to the state's GDP for the year, a report by the Common Sense Institute found.

A similar boost was reported in Philadelphia after Swift performed three shows there in May. 

"May was the strongest month for hotel revenue in Philadelphia since the onset of the pandemic, in large part due to an influx of guests for the Taylor Swift concerts in the city," the report read. 

It's a phenomenon some people have playfully coined "Swift-onomics."

And experts predict the trend will continue during her Toronto shows. Ticket sales alone for those shows are estimated to reach $120 million, according to Daniel Tsai, a business professor at TMU.

And it's not just the concerts that are generating money. 

"These are people who are coming from all across Canada, and so that means you're going to have people here who are ready to spend," said Tsai.

"You're bringing your family and you're going to go out, have meals and really spend big money to enjoy the moment."

So how much money is "big money"?

"Probably in the range of $600 to maybe even $800 million Canadian being generated," he said.

"Your spend in the stadium is one thing, but what you do outside of that will be even greater because you have to consider that hotels, for instance, have doubled ... what they're asking for in some cases," he added. 

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And while concert films — movies attached to an artist's tour — aren't exactly new, it's something that's having a bit of a moment right now, according to Sydney Urbanek, a culture critic who writes the pop star-centric newsletter Mononym Mythology.

Earlier this month, Metallica's M72 World Tour burst onto the big screen at Canadian cinemas as part of two live broadcasts from Arlington, Texas. 

Experiencing concerts through film

"Pop music has a huge history of being in theatres, whether you're talking about A Hard Day's Night and all The Beatles films in the '60s or, you know, Purple Rain in '84," said Urbanek. 

The resurgence of films centered around concerts can be traced back to Canadian pop star Justin Bieber's Never Say Never,  which premiered in 2011, she said. 

The movie followed Bieber during the 10 days leading up to his performance at Madison Square Garden. 

Since then, we've seen stars throughout the 2010s like Katy Perry, One Direction and even Celine Dion, try their hand at the concert movie. 

But as streaming sites became more popular, the trend of concert films being released in theatres slowed. 

Musicians embracing mini-residencies over mega tours

Urbanek points to examples like Beyoncé's Homecoming on Netflix, Kendrick Lamar's The Big Steppers Tour  on Amazon Prime and even Taylor Swift's earlier concert film from her Reputation tour, which appeared on Netflix. 

But now, concert films releasing in theatres appear to be making a comeback, said Urbanek. 

"It's like we're getting back in the direction of another one of those waves," she added.

The unique thing about the Eras tour movie, says Urbanek, is its timing. The movie is set to release on Oct. 13. Setting aside the fact the 13 is famously Swift's favourite number, Urbanek noted another interesting aspect at play. 

"That's more than a year before the tour will end. So Canadians will get to see this concert film a whole year before she brings the show to Canada," she said. 

"It might turn out to mean that the show is about to be tweaked." 

These mysteries are all part of what experts say has become a winning marketing strategy for Swift. 

Marketing 'genius' 

From hidden meanings behind lyrics, to anagrams, to cryptic social media posts, Swift has always kept her fans guessing about what's coming next. 

One 2021 post from Swift's Instagram, for example, teased song titles from "the vault" — new tracks on re-released Fearless (Taylor's Version)  album.

"She's always been very good at doing Easter eggs ... doing things that feel like they're really made for the fans," said Urbanek. 

"She's a genius at social media marketing," Tsai told CBC News. 

And this combination tour and film is no different. 

"She's talked about how she wants them [fans] to wear Eras tour attire, friendship bracelets," said Urbanek. "So there's definitely this feeling that she's ... trying to replicate the experience of the show with this film."

The pop megastar will be in Toronto for six concerts over a 10-day period at the Rogers Centre in 2024.

"It's like our Super Bowl, it's our Olympics all rolled in one, all centred around Taylor Swift," added Tsai. 

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Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version) Synopsis

The cultural phenomenon continues on the big screen! Immerse yourself in this once-in-a-lifetime concert film experience with a breathtaking, cinematic view of the history-making tour. Taylor Swift Eras attire and friendship bracelets are strongly encouraged! Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) , which is the concert film in its entirety for the first time and includes the song “cardigan” and four additional acoustic songs, will make its streaming debut on March 15, 2024, exclusively on Disney+. The history-making, cinematic experience from 14-time GRAMMY®-winning artist, Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour directed by Sam Wrench, grossed more than $260 million worldwide at the global box office, making it the top selling concert film of all-time.

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Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour is coming to a Canadian theatre near you

Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour concert is coming to Cineplex theatres across Canada.

The concert film will be featured in more than 150 Cineplex theatres starting Oct. 13.

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The film will show four times a week, Thursday through Sunday. Tickets start at $19.89 for adults, and $13.13 for children aged 13 and below, and seniors aged 65 and up.

"The Eras Tour has been the most meaningful, electric experience of my life so far and I'm overjoyed to tell you that it'll be coming to the big screen soon," Swift said on X , formally known as Twitter.

In the U.S., theatre chain AMC also announced that all its theatres will play the film.

Tickets are available at Cineplex.com .

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Taylor Swift will be taking her “ Eras Tour ” to Vancouver next December. The singer has added three dates at the BC Place in British Columbia on Dec. 6, 7, and 8, with Gracie Abrams standing as the opening act.

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Tickets for Swift’s Vancouver “Eras Tour” shows will go on sale Nov. 9 via Ticketmaster. Registration is currently open for fans to apply for a chance to purchase tickets. For those unable to make it to a concert, Swift’s blockbuster “Eras Tour” film is still playing in theaters through January 2024.

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11/14 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre + 11/15 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre + 11/16 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre + 11/21 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre + 11/22 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre + 11/23 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre + 12/06 – Vancouver, BC @ BC Place + 12/07 – Vancouver, BC @ BC Place + 12/08 – Vancouver, BC @ BC Place +

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Canadian Taylor Swift Fans Finally Get to Experience the 'Eras Tour'

Taylor isn't coming for another year, but her concert film is doing big numbers across canada — especially in quebec, where everyone feels like they're front row..

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She’s got good karma. For the second weekend in a row, Taylor Swift’s concert film The Eras Tour has dominated the domestic box office. The film broke records upon release, with the highest opening ever for a concert film, not adjusted for inflation, surpassing Justin Bieber’s Never Say Never . To date, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour has grossed around $130 million in North America, and that’s without screening from Mondays through Wednesdays.

For Canadian fans, this is their first chance to get a glimpse of the three-hour behemoth tour, which spans 17 years and 10 albums of her career. While the live tour began in March this year, it won’t arrive in Canada until November of 2024, where Swift is closing out the phenomenon with six performances at Toronto’s Rogers Centre. But it's not coming to Quebec (or anywhere else in Canada as of yet) at all, which makes it a unique experience for fans there. In its first weekend, it brought in $92 million in North America, and $650,000 in Quebec alone .

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The film has become a major communal experience everywhere, with clips of fans dancing in the aisles and belting along with the film showing up all over social media. But there seems to be a special energy in Canada, where fans have been making the most of Swift’s silver screen outing.

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"It was a very surreal experience," says Saskia, a 29-year-old fan who attended a Montreal screening on Sunday. "I've never been to a screening where it was almost assumed that the audience would be singing, interjecting and standing up in the aisles to dance."

This celebratory atmosphere bridges the space between movie and live show. Talking to Billboard Canada , Saskia also noticed that everyone already seemed to know the order of the songs and the costumes accompanying each section. Eras Tour gives Swifties who have been following the tour from afar on TikTok the chance to experience it together, trading friendship bracelets and dressing up like their favourite Swift eras.

“Taylor never stops, and she does it all herself,” one fan told TVA in French. Another said that Swift has been her idol since she was 11 years old. Parents and kids have also been attending the screenings together, bonding over their shared love of the star.

Sandra, 38, took her daughter Lorelai to the Montreal screening instead of trying for hard-to-get Toronto tickets in 2024, TVA reports. “The tickets are very expensive,” Sandra explains.

Saskia agrees. "Knowing that going to the Eras Tour is out of reach financially and logistically for me and many other fans, this was a special chance to feel immersed in this spectacular performance."

Instead of working with a Hollywood distributor, Swift inked a deal directly with AMC theatres to screen the movie. The film is showing in nearly 4000 North American theatres, including Cineplex theatres in Canada as part of a sub-distribution partnership. It features footage from Swift’s Los Angeles shows at SoFi Stadium. Chock-full of chart toppers and outfit changes, the Eras Tour movie is a testament to Swift’s global superstardom and the many iterations of her artistry.

The movie begins with Swift in full popstar mode, belting “Cruel Summer” — which just went to No. 1 on the Hot 100, four years after its initial release. Over its two hour and forty five minute runtime, Swift takes the crowd back to high school with Fearless ’s “You Belong With Me”; dons a Disney princess dress for Speak Now ’ s “Enchanted”; enacts a domestic drama around Evermore ’s “Tolerate It”; strips things back for a rousing acoustic version of Midnights ’ “You’re On Your Own Kid”; and performs the full ten minute version of “All Too Well” in a dazzling floor-length red coat. Across each era, Swift’s core strength as a storyteller comes through.

In between planning and performing one of the best-selling tours of all time, Swift has also been re-recording her discography. The next installment, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), is set to arrive on Oct. 27.

Another major 2023 tour will also get the cinematic treatment this December: Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour will premiere as Renaissance: A Film by Beyon c é . If it's at all like Eras Tour , Montreal fans are probably already picking out their outfits.

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The following are tracks delivered to radio by digital distributor Yangaroo in Canada and broken down into three categories. Top Downloads and Top Canadian Downloads represent the most copied tracks in the week ending April 26. Most Active Indies blends downloads and streams, with the affiliated label and radio promotions company in parentheses.

Top Downloads

• Taylor Swift “Fortnight" (feat. Post Malone) (Republic/Universal)
• Dua Lipa “Illusion” (Atlantic/Warner)
• Hozier “Too Sweet” (Columbia/Sony)
• Chris Buck Band “Cowboy Boots" (feat. Gord Bamford) (Sakamoto/ADA/Warner)
• Cole Swindell “Forever To Me” (Warner Music Nashville/Warner)
• Knox “Not The 1975” (Warner)
• Riley Green “Damn Good Day To Leave” (Nashville Harbor Records and Ent. /BMLG)
• Johnny Orlando “Wait For You” (Universal)
• The Damn Truth “I Just Gotta Let You Know” (Spectra Musique/Canvas Media Promo)
• The Redhill Valleys “Rhinestoned” (MDM/Dale Speaking Promo)

Top CanCon Downloads

• Chris Buck Band “Cowboy Boots (feat. Gord Bamford)” (Sakamoto/ADA/Warner)
• Alexander Stewart “Broken By You” (FAE grp/The Orchard/You Are Hear Promo)
• Maude Cyr-Deschênes “J’avoue” (Universal)
• Dallas Smith “Use Me” (Local Hay/Big Loud)
• Mike Demero, Zagata “Take Me Away (My Love)” (Artifice/Warner)
• Kamii “Fade Into You” (Kamii Music)
• Drew Gregory “This Side Of Dirt” (Willing/Universal/B. Martineau Promo)

Most Active Indies

• Rudy Gunn “Slow Down” (Nashville North Records)
• Karli June “Still Make Cowgirls” (Indie/Pitbull Promo)
• Shawn Austin “Words” (Local Hay/Big Loud)
• Foxx Worthee “This Ain’t My First Rodeo” (Taylor Ent.)

'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' concert film coming to AMC theaters: How to get tickets

Didn't get tickets to see Taylor Swift's Eras Tour ? No worries: It'll soon be playing in a theater near you.

The Eras Tour film release date

A concert film documenting Taylor's record-breaking tour will be shown in thousands of movie theaters throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico starting Oct. 13, it was announced Thursday on "GMA." The movie, called "TAYLOR SWIFT | THE ERAS TOUR," will play at least four times a day on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at every AMC theater location in the U.S., and at other movie chains across the rest of North America.

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How to get tickets

Tickets are on sale now at AMCTheatres.com and Fandango.com. AMC is also going to serve as a distributor for any other movie theater operators interested in showing the movie. AMC says it has upgraded its website and ticketing systems to handle the demand. However, the company still warns of delays, long waiting times and possible outages.

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How much do tickets cost?

Adult tickets will cost $19.89 plus tax, in honor of "1989 (Taylor's Version)," which is also coming out in October. Children's and senior tickets will cost $13.13 plus tax, in honor of Taylor's favorite number. Those prices will be good for all screenings, except for "premium large format screens," such as IMAX, which will carry an upcharge.

In addition, no free movie passes will be accepted and AMC Stubs A-List members won't be able to use their memberships to reserve tickets. AMC is also temporarily limiting website ticketing ability for most other movies titles.

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Hulu's New Docuseries Is Perfect If You're Sick Of Hearing About Taylor Swift's Eras Tour

• The Bon Jovi documentary on Hulu offers a refreshing break from Taylor Swift's Eras Tour hype.
• Bon Jovi's journey from the 80s to now is explored in Thank You, Goodnight, a four-episode docuseries.
• Despite their different stories, both the Eras Tour and Bon Jovi's anniversary concert showcase huge behind-the-scenes work.

For over a year, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has taken over pop culture, and with its release as a movie in October 2023, it is very hard to avoid, but luckily Hulu has released its own concert documentary, Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story , which is a perfect replacement for those interested in music but sick of hearing about Swift. Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story is a four-episode docuseries currently streaming on Hulu, which follows iconic rock star Jon Bon Jovi as he reminisces about his band, Bon Jovi, and rehearses for a 40th anniversary concert.

Bon Jovi's band members include lead singer Jon Bon Jovi, keyboardist David Bryan, drummer Tico Torres, guitarist Richie Sambora, and bassist Alec John Such. The band, originating from New Jersey, put themselves on the map in 1984 when they released their first single and album, "Runaway." However, they truly blew up two years later upon the release of their third album, "Slippery When Wet." Since then, Bon Jovi has become a staple of the rock genre, with countless iconic songs including "Livin' on a Prayer," "You Give Love a Bad Name," and "Wanted Dead or Alive."

8 Ways The Eras Tour Movie Is Better Than Taylor Swifts Previous Concert Films

Hulu's new bon jovi documentary shows a very different world compared to taylor swift's eras tour, thank you, goodnight focuses on rock.

What makes Thank You, Goodnight a great watch in relation to The Eras Tour is that it tells a similar story but in a completely different world . The Eras Tour is a retrospective on Swift's previous albums, and Thank You, Goodnight looks back on Bon Jovi's 40 years as a band, but their paths are wildly different. Thank You, Goodnight starts off in the 1980s, exploring Jon Bon Jovi's roots in New Jersey, then delves into the world of 1980s rock .

Where The Eras Tour is cemented in the current, Thank You, Goodnight is very reminiscent of the past.

This difference in time periods really sets Thank You, Goodnight apart from The Eras Tour. Taylor Swift is incredibly popular, and her career is still booming, with Eras being a definite peak. Bon Jovi, on the other hand, has slowed down considerably, but more than that, they have a legacy preceding them. The docuseries has less to do with their current endeavors, and more about their impact on an entire genre from the 1980s and beyond. Furthermore, the ambiance is quite different. Swift's sparkly Eras Tour outfits and scenes are replaced by long rockstar hair and old concert footage.

Jon Bon Jovi is 62 years old.

Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story Complements Taylor Swift's Eras Tour In One Respect

Bon jovi and taylor swift have one thing in common.

Despite their vast differences, The Eras Tour and Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story have one thing in common. Both projects explore what it is like to put up a huge concert in the current day. Though these concerts are coming at different times in each artists' career, the Eras Tour and Bon Jovi's 40th anniversary tour are both massive moments that have incredible work put into them. Both the documentary movie and the docuseries successfully explore the highs and lows of putting on a stadium tour when you're an incredibly beloved musical artist.

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Release Date April 25, 2024

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1, 2, 3 … LGB! It’s almost time to kick back and enjoy Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ concert movie in theatres across Canada and you’ll definitely want a snack before hitting your seat!

This Friday, those who weren’t able to get tickets to the show, will finally get a chance to dress up and sing along to the songstress’s most beloved songs from albums 1 to 10.

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Of course, while this may not be exactly the same as the in-person experience, it will be similar in terms of visuals and set list – plus collectable items will be available.

While the iconic hoodies and shirts are reserved for the stadiums, ticket holders will be able to snag reusable popcorn buckets and cups as long as they’re quick.

Offered at both Landmark and Cineplex theatres, these items will be available while supplies last – but there’s a catch.

Because these are expected to sell out quickly, guests may only purchase a max of two units each so choose wisely.

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Either way, we’re sure fans will put their money on it – after all, the Swiftie fever is real!

Get your tickets, head to the theatre early, have a blast and enjoy yourselves at ‘The Eras Tour’ concert movie, Canada. It’s going to be a big, memorable weekend.

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Though Swifties can relive The Eras Tour in its entirety with the release of Taylor Swift ‘s concert film on Disney+ , concert tickets are still available for the star’s shows in Europe and North America.

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Below, keep reading to find out where to get tickets to sold-out shows, the best deals on Taylor Swift tickets, the full list of 2024 The Eras tour dates and more.

Where to Buy Sold-Out Taylor Swift Eras Tour Tickets Online

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour tickets are now sold out on Ticketmaster and are available online at third-party resale sites including GameTime , Vivid Seats , SeatGeek , StubHub , Ticket Liquidator and Ticket Network . One of the best deals on Taylor Swift tickets is at SeatGeek — new customers can use THR ‘s exclusive promo code HOLLYWOOD10 for $10 off eligible purchases of $250 and up.

Where to Stream Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Concert Film Online

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) is now streaming on Disney+ . The new version spans three-and-a-half hours and contains the entire concert, plus four acoustic songs not seen in the previous version of the film. The previously-released digital extended version is available to rent for $19.89 on Prime Video , Apple TV and other streaming services.

A star-studded premiere was held on Oc.t 11 in Los Angeles and drew Beyoncé, Adam Sandler, Simu Liu, Julia Garner, Maren Morris and more. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour was also nominated for a Golden Globe award for best cinematic and box office achievement.

Taylor Swift talks to the crowd at the #TSTheErasTourFilm world premiere pic.twitter.com/wvJht2gxYR — The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) October 12, 2023

The Eras Tour: Which Celebrities Have Attended Taylor Swift Concerts?

There were plenty of Hollywood Swifties at the singer’s August 2023 shows in L.A., including Meghan Markle and Karlie Kloss. In Casamigos’ suite, attendees included Amy Adams, Elizabeth Banks , Sarah Paulson, Brie Larson, Zach Braff, Lupita Nyong’o, Darren Criss and Alexandra Daddario. Other stars spotted on Aug. 3 included Nina Dobrev and Emma Roberts with their hairstylist squad at Nine Zero One salon; Jesse Ferguson Tyler, Molly Shannon and Mindy Kaling (plus her dozens of friendship bracelets ) among those seen separately in the VIP area; Nick and Vanessa Lachey, Jennie Garth, Ashley Tisdale and Jenna Dewan in the SoFi x People suite; plus Katie Couric, Taylor Lautner and Sofia Carson; among many more.

Taylor Swift Eras Tour 2024: Full List of Dates

Ahead, find the full list for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert tour dates in Europe and North America in 2024. As mentioned, tickets for the sold-out shows are available online at third-party resale marketplaces such as GameTime , Vivid Seats , SeatGeek (new customers can use code HOLLYWOOD10 for $10 off eligible purchases of $250 and up), StubHub , Ticket Liquidator and Ticket Network .

And if all else fails, you can always throw on your stylish merch , make friendship bracelets, fill out your fan journal and host your own The Eras Tour streaming party at home.

• May 9-12 Paris La Défense Arena, Paris, France
• May 17-19 Friends Arena, Stockholm, Sweden
• May 24-25 Estádio Da Luz, Lisbon, Portugal
• May 29-30 Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid, Spain

June 2024 Taylor Swift Eras Tour Dates

• June 2-3 Groupama Stadium, Lyon, France
• June 7-9 Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, U.K.
• June 13-15 Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, U.K.
• June 18 Principality Stadium, Cardiff, U.K.
• June 21-23 Wembley Stadium, London, U.K.
• June 28-30 Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland

July 2024 Taylor Swift Eras Tour Dates

• July 4-6 Johan Crujff Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
• July 9-10 Stadion Letzigrund Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland
• July 13-14 San Siro Stadium, Milan, Italy
• July 17-19 Veltins-Arena, Gelsenkirchen, Germany
• July 23-24 Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, Germany
• July 27-28 Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany

August 2024 Taylor Swift Eras Tour Dates

• Aug. 1-3 PGE Narodowy, Warsaw, Poland
• Aug. 8-10 Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna, Austria
• Aug. 15-17, 19-20 Wembley Stadium, London, U.K.

October 2024 Taylor Swift Eras Tour Dates

• Oct. 18-20 Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, FL
• Oct. 25-27 Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, LA

November 2024 Taylor Swift Eras Tour Dates

• Nov. 1-3 Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN
• Nov. 14-16, 21-23 Rogers Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

December 2024 Taylor Swift Eras Tour Dates

• Dec. 6-8 BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Swifties Did Quick Math and Believe ‘Tortured Poets Department’ Will Be Taylor Swift’s New Era on Euro Tour

"Fortnight" Boots? Check. Railing shaped like TTPD logo? Check.

By Gil Kaufman

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We are just two weeks away from Taylor Swift hitting the road again for a summer swing of European Eras Tour shows. And, as you may have heard, since the last time she played an Eras show Swift has dropped her fastest-selling album of all-time, The Tortured Poets Department , a sprawling, 31-track collection that has been racking up record after record in its first week.

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While Swift has not commented, on Thursday night (April 25) Swift uploaded a 15-second YouTube Shorts clip in which it appeared that TTPD has, indeed, been slipped into rotation. Cued to the album’s first single, the Post Malone-featuring “ Fortnight ,” it finds Swift singing, dancing and playing piano in what look like Lover and Folklore set-ups, one quick-cut caught a lot of attention. In a brief shot, Swift is seen standing next to a silver railing that eagle-eyed fans quickly surmised was in the shape of the TTPD logo. There was no chill about this news.

“GUYS THE RAILING LITERALLY SAYS TTPD!?!;);$!; ITS THE TTPD LOGO WE’RE GETTING TTPD AT THE ERAS TOUR,” tweeted one Swiftie. Another pointed out that Swift appeared to be wearing the same shoes from the “Fortnight” video in the rehearsal clip and another proved that there is no one in the game better at the long game than Taylor.

“tHIS is what she means when she says she plans easter eggs far in advance. AHHHHH!!!!,” they wrote, noting that another Swiftie spotted that Swift had seemingly teased this new era before the tour even began when she posted an image of a box containing all her different-colored Eras microphones, including a white one that “hasn’t had a place in the show… until now!!!” It was hard to tell if Swift was wielding this white mic in the video because the clip is in grayscale, but that didn’t stop the breathless speculation about what’s next on the singer’s stadium-packing outing.

Check out the Shorts clip and the Easter egg hunt below.

GUYS THE RAILING LITERALLY SAYS TTPD!?!;);$!; ITS THE TTPD LOGO WE’RE GETTING TTPD AT THE ERAS TOUR pic.twitter.com/BdILZgGK64 — ⸆⸉ (@swifttvs) April 25, 2024

🚨| The same shoes from the "Fortnight" music video and a desk on the table teased during "The Eras Tour" rehearsals for the European leg! pic.twitter.com/DhqmV2S1FU — The Eras Tour (@tswifterastour) April 26, 2024

thinking about this message i sent to my swiftie groupchat… somehow i knew something! pic.twitter.com/5NYBeLIZFw — terry (tortured poet) (@terrybbenson) April 26, 2024

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Is Taylor Swift Adding Tortured Poets Songs to the Eras Tour Set List in 2024?

By Vansh Mehra

With the new album The Tortured Poets Department now out, Taylor Swift fans are wondering if the pop star will be adding a few of its songs to the Eras Tour setlist for the rest of the 2024 concerts. Here’s everything you need to know.

Are Taylor Swift’s Tortured Poets songs being added to The Eras Tour?

Based on a YouTube short with a few clips of Swift’s rehearsals, fans have picked up clues suggesting that she will be adding new songs from The Tortured Poets Department to her 2024 Eras Tour setlist.

On May 9, Taylor Swift will take the stage once again to begin the European leg of her Eras Tour. Her usual concerts last just over three hours with her performing around 45 songs on average. But with The Tortured Poets Department, she has 31 more songs to choose from.

Swift recently added the above video showing moments from her rehearsals. But breaking down the video, fans believe that she teased the addition of a few tracks from The Tortured Poets Department into her upcoming concerts.

TikTok user ‘ Nikkiking23 ’ posted the following video presenting a few pieces of evidence suggesting the addition of The Tortured Poets Department songs to Taylor Swift’s Paris concert and beyond:

@nikkiking23 DID SHE JUST CONFIRM THAT SHE’s CHANGING THE SETLIST TO INCLUDE #THETORTUREDPOETSDEPARTMENT ?!? #taylorswift #swifttok #swiftie #swiftok #swiftietiktok #ttpd #ttpdtaylorswift #taylornation #swifties #tstheerastour #pariststheerastour @swiftiesweetheart @Alex Day ? @Lysss117 ♬ original sound – Nikki

While this isn’t confirmed yet, Swift could surprise fans across her European, American, and Canadian tours.

However, since the concerts are already big shows, she could choose to condense a few old songs or even remove them to incorporate the new songs. If this happens, it would be interesting to see how fans react to a change to her setlist.

Will Taylor Swift sing ‘Fortnight’ during The Eras Tour 2024 shows?

Fans believe that Taylor Swift hinted at singing Fortnight from The Tortured Poets Department album during The Eras Tour 2024 shows.

Swift hasn’t confirmed whether she will sing The Tortured Poets Department songs during her upcoming shows. However, it’s likely for “Fortnight” to be one of the songs she picks, if she chooses to sing new ones.

Fortnight is the lead song of The Tortured Poets Department. Considering that the European tour starts in a fortnight and Swift’s above video heavily teases the song “Fortnight,” it’s likely that Swift will at least perform this new song in Paris on May 9, and perhaps beyond.

For more entertainment updates, learn who could buy TikTok . Also, find out the latest update on Zack Snyder’s potential Rebel Moon Part 3 .

Vansh is an SEO Contributing Writer for ComingSoon. His passion for cinema and the superhero genre is what turned him into a movie/series analyst. In his spare time, Vansh can be found screaming at his screen while watching cricket matches or binging all sorts of streaming content to brush up on his entertainment knowledge.

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Grandmother shoots robber in the middle of taylor swift 'eras' movie, hero crimefighter grandma shoots robber ... in the middle of taylor swift 'eras' flick.

Forget anti-heroes ... a grandma in New Mexico is a full-blown hero after shooting an intruder who was on the run from cops -- right in the middle of Taylor Swift 's "Eras" flick!

Anissa Tinnin was watching the movie version of Taylor's tour with her granddaughter. They were having a great time, singing, dancing, popping M&M's ... when a guy named Joseph Rivera came charging through her front door. Turns out Rivera had allegedly stolen a car and cops were on to him.

Tinnin says she was manhandled, threatened and ordered to turn over her car keys, which she did. She says, "I told him not to hurt us ... I would do whatever he wanted."

She says when Rivera walked outside, she called 911 and beelined it for her gun case, where she removed a weapon.

For some reason, Rivera came back inside the house. By this time she had put her granddaughter in a bedroom for safety, but the guy came charging at her.

She screamed, "Get back. I will f***ing shoot you! " ... and she did. He asked why she did it, and Tinnin responded, "Because you're in my f***ing house!"

Tinnin even showed compassion, rendering first aid by putting pressure on the wound.

But, she warned Rivera ... one false move and she'd shoot again.

Cops showed up and Rivera is now in custody, charged with burglary, auto theft and other crimes.

Dude has 5 prior felony convictions for burglaries and theft, the stakes were high for Tinnin, and she rose to the occasion.

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