Taylor Swift - The Eras Tour

I know some of us hate The Man’s lyrics but all I hear when I listen to that song is a colossal bop. It deserves its place on the set list.
This. The Man is really, really catchy. I don't understand why it's so hated by so many Swifties.
 
I have never been the biggest Taylor fan, but I've always checked for her music (and it's almost impossible to escape it if you're on TikTok or online somehow) and this tour is making me low-key stan. There's a reason she's the biggest popstar of this generation, she's such a gifted songwriter and really knows how to play to her voice's strengths and weaknesses, and now this tour! Performing for 3 hours is so strenuous and she could have just omitted a bunch of her deep cuts and cut a good hour of this show, since she has already made some big coin with this tour, but she is really out there giving it all and serving a spectacle.
 
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I REALLY WANT TO SEE THIS. 3 hours and 44 songs and 8 changes are so impressive. Gals got stamina. And I thought Madonna went HAM with Blonde Ambition Tour!
 
Taylor charted 19 songs on Spotify yesterday, and broke the record (that she set yesterday and the day before, herself) for most streams in a single day by any artist this year.



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Now that this thread is a bit more quiet, I have a few points and questions:

1. Is there any reason behind the flow of the tour? Why ''Lover'' to ''Fearless'' to ''Evermore'' etc? I would've expected a catchier start. ''Are you ready for it?'' or ''Meet me at midnight'' etc...

2. Why do people not like ''Vigilante Shit''? That opening line and the beat drop is insane, for me. Simply captivating even if the rest of the lyrics are not her best.

3. The way she changed the lyrics of ''Don't Blame Me'' to flow into ''Look What You Made Me Do'' is incredible.

4. What are our bets regarding a live album / concert film on Netflix? I'm starving here.

5. Some songs being with pre-recorded vocals is only logical, she's having 45 songs!

1. I think the “it’s been a long time coming” lyric plays a lot into the opening as it obviously works on so many levels metaphorically.

I think that would’ve been a big factor in choosing the Lover era to open the show.
 
I am DYING to see this tour - I really need UK dates ASAP. I had tickets to see her at BST at Hyde Park during the Lover era but it got cancelled because of the pandemic..so basically I deserve to see this show. Ya know?
 
Now that this thread is a bit more quiet, I have a few points and questions:

1. Is there any reason behind the flow of the tour? Why ''Lover'' to ''Fearless'' to ''Evermore'' etc? I would've expected a catchier start. ''Are you ready for it?'' or ''Meet me at midnight'' etc...

2. Why do people not like ''Vigilante Shit''? That opening line and the beat drop is insane, for me. Simply captivating even if the rest of the lyrics are not her best.

3. The way she changed the lyrics of ''Don't Blame Me'' to flow into ''Look What You Made Me Do'' is incredible.

4. What are our bets regarding a live album / concert film on Netflix? I'm starving here.

5. Some songs being with pre-recorded vocals is only logical, she's having 45 songs!

Lover era opening the whole thing is definitely a case of starting where she left off when it comes to touring and Midnights closing obviously brings us to where she is now.
Fearless being second was possibly because it was her second studio album?
Folklore era part of the show opens with the lyrics of 'Seven' and is the seventh set.
 
Most of the vocals on the uptempos from night 1 and 2 are identical. It makes sense given that she’s doing 43 songs, though.

Glad she's taking care of her voice, but I'm surprised she could successfully have a disclaimer put on that article dismissing playback when she very clearly is. I wish artists would be more transparent with their audiences on what it takes to tour a production like this (and have any chance of having a long career as a singer).
 
Glad she's taking care of her voice, but I'm surprised she could successfully have a disclaimer put on that article dismissing playback when she very clearly is. I wish artists would be more transparent with their audiences on what it takes to tour a production like this (and have any chance of having a long career as a singer).
I have a couple of theories.

1. Even if its absolutely logical and (kinda) expected, people grew up reading about Britney etc being slammed for lip-syncing, so I suppose Taylor would very much like to be excluded from this narrative.

2. When so many positive articles are coming out, the one that feels kinda bad sticks out the most.

3. She's singing with pre-recorded vocals to protect her voice but she doesn't like it very much so she doesn't want it to be a big deal.
 
Thinking about the length of the concerts, I wonder if she won't bring out special guests this time around? She will need to cut a whole section otherwise. Maybe if she brings up a guest she will skip the acoustic section?
 
I have a couple of theories.

1. Even if its absolutely logical and (kinda) expected, people grew up reading about Britney etc being slammed for lip-syncing, so I suppose Taylor would very much like to be excluded from this narrative.

2. When so many positive articles are coming out, the one that feels kinda bad sticks out the most.

3. She's singing with pre-recorded vocals to protect her voice but she doesn't like it very much so she doesn't want it to be a big deal.

All fair. But Britney-level lip-syncing is just not what's happening here (and even she had the gall to say she doesn't). In a perfect world people would revere unclockable pre-rec as a talent and artform in itself - just another form of choreography.

Anyway, it gives me confidence she won't burn out and any subsequent legs will be just as impressive, which is really exciting.
 
Thinking about the length of the concerts, I wonder if she won't bring out special guests this time around? She will need to cut a whole section otherwise. Maybe if she brings up a guest she will skip the acoustic section?

I can see Shawn Mendes for ''Lover'' and Kendrick Lamar for ''Bad Blood''.
 
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