One perfect way for audiences to get a sequel to Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour on Disney+ would be to add a few of the songs from her upcoming album to the setlist. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour was released in theaters in 2023 and was a filmed version of her latest tour which had 152 shows across five continents. This was her second all-stadium tour, her first being her Reputation Stadium Tour in 2018.
Tickets for the Eras Tour broke records worldwide, selling 2.4 million during U.S. presales alone. Shortly after the initial performances, Swift released the self-produced concert film. The film was the highest-grossing concert film of all time and won several awards, including the People’s Choice Award for The Concert Tour of the Year. After the theatrical run of the film, Swift announced the release date of her latest album on her Instagram and that she would continue the US leg of the tour through 2024.
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The Eras Tour 2 Could Happen If Taylor Swift Adds In Songs From Her New Album
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While the film would probably not get a theatrical release, adding songs from her upcoming album would not only allow Swift to expand her film but would also continue to emphasize the main point of the tour. Taylor Swift’s new album announcement could allow her to add to her current setlist and cut the new songs into the existing film. Swift could also make a separate streaming film featuring these new songs. Either option would keep the main goal of the tour alive: demonstrating Swift’s growth as an artist and celebrating the impact she has had on pop culture.
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Likely Won’t Add Too Many The Tortured Poet’s Department Songs
While anticipation for the new album is high, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour could ignore songs from the new album and stick to the current setlist. Not mentioning the new album would be a missed opportunity, as the tour reflects Swift’s journey, and not including the newest era would break that narrative. Having at least the first few singles would allow the tour to come full circle and create more excitement for this latest album.
Conversely, the ongoing tour is already quite massive, so adding more could be detrimental. Between a large setlist and preparations for the concerts, including the choreography, staging, and set-up, adding even more could cause Swift to cut songs or lower the production value of the tour. This could cause audience disappointment, as both Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour and the live concerts are extremely celebrated for the music as well as Swift’s dynamic staging, so diminishing that could make a sequel more of a hindrance than a help.
