The 'All Too Well' hitmaker leaves her fans, famously known as Swifties, excited after treating them to a video documenting her practicing for her upcoming concerts.
- Apr 26, 2024
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift has sparked speculations about her upcoming concerts that are parts of "The Eras Tour". The "All Too Well" hitmaker made her fans, famously known as Swifties, believe that she will add "The Tortured Poets Department" songs to her world tour setlist.
Recently, the 34-year-old offered social media users a glimpse of her rehearsals amid a break from the world tour. She made use of YouTube Shorts to upload a video highlighting her practice sessions.
In the video that was reshared via X, formerly known as Twitter, on Thursday, April 25, it could be seen that Taylor was singing in front of a number of backup dancers, each of who was carrying a huge property. She was also documented playing a guitar and a piano as she practices her choreography.
In addition, the "Shake It Off" songstress set "Fortnight", which is featured in her latest album, as the background music of the footage. The choice of song appeared to have prompted Swifties to think that she will include tracks from her double-album in the tour setlist.
On the social media platform, one in particular assumed, "She's gonna add TTPD set," adding a slew of crying face emojis. Another voiced their excitement by writing, "I'm excited for her performing fortnight live."
Similarly, a third argued, "One thing is certain, she may be adding a new setting, but 'Reputation' costume will stay the same." Meanwhile, a fourth claimed, "If she adds 'Down Bad' to the setlist i think i'm gonna d!e."
In other news, Taylor recently was criticized by Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant. When speaking on a panel for The Guardian in London on Monday, April 22, the vocalist said, "Taylor Swift sort of fascinates me as a phenomenon because she's so popular, and I sort of quite like the whole thing, but then when I listen to the records ... for a phenomenon as big, where are the famous songs? What's Taylor Swift's 'Billie Jean'?"
During the panel, Neil also shared his opinions on "The Tortured Poets Department". He stated, "She's got a great voice by the way, and the production is beautiful." He noted, "But melodically it's almost restive. It's all sung on one or two notes going up and down."
