Taylor Swift's Eras Tour to weave new album into European shows

European fans of Taylor Swift have finally had their wishes granted. On Thursday, 9th May, the Eras Tour will embark on its journey in Paris, the French capital. It's notable to mention that the artist dropped a new album on 19th April. Does this suggest fans might witness some changes to the lineup? Swift's team has officially weighed in on this.

Taylor Swift is one of the global music scene's luminaries. Hailing from the United States, she has carved a niche as a talented and decorated songwriter, lyricist, music producer, multi-instrumentalist, and actress. In spring 2023, she launched her international The Eras Tour alongside a film that showcased her performances, breaking box office records and raking in hundreds of millions of dollars.

Swift has made her way to Europe, much to the delight of her legion of fans across the continent. She will grace Paris with her presence on Thursday, 9th May, and has plans to visit other countries. Notably, her performances at the PGE National Stadium on August 1st, 2nd, and 3rd are highly anticipated. Amidst The Eras Tour, Swift unveiled her latest album, "The Tortured Poets Department." This raises the question: will tracks from this album feature in her performances?

After a hiatus, Taylor Swift has returned to the stage. The Eras Tour's European leg begins with her anticipated performances in Paris, starting on Thursday, 9th May. The release of her latest album on 19 April sparked widespread speculation and social media buzz about possibly incorporating songs from "The Tortured Poets Department" into her setlist. Swift's European fans received an official answer.

On Thursday, 9th May, fresh updates were shared on the X platform on a profile dedicated to Taylor Swift-related events. Fans have much to celebrate, as the tour's promoter revealed in a media interaction that the European concerts would see alterations. He confirmed that songs from the latest album would be a definite part of the setlist.

This announcement means that Parisians are in for a unique experience come Thursday, 9th May.