A documentary about Taylor SwiftS Time tour Have long been things by rumors, and now it is finally confirmed as things of reality – but there is much more than expected. The singer announced on Monday that a six -part documentation, “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The End of A Era,” will premiere on Disney+ on December 12, accompanied by the simultaneous edition of a new concert film, “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The Last Show,” Show on Tour Fine Fine on Tour Fine On Tour Fine in Tour Fine In Tour Fine, ”
As announced on “Good Morning America”, the document series is described as “an intimate look at Taylor’s Life when her tour made headlines and exciting fans around the world”, illuminates “artists, family members and friends” including tour openings Gracie Abrams and Sabrina Carpenter and guests ed. The first two of the six episodes will go up for streaming on December 12, with another two episodes at a time each of the two weeks after that.
The concert film bends at the same time as the first two Docusaseries payments. It will mark the first time fans have been given a chance to see the material that was added to the ERAS tour from the “Tortured Poet’s department” on the big screen. Her former “Eras Tour” -Theatrical concert movie (which also eventually reached Disney+) was released before the album came out or songs from it was added to the Tour Set list.
A teaser trailer for the documentary that lasted a minute and 39 seconds was released immediately after the announcement; Look at it below.
“It was the end of an era and we knew it,” Swift wrote in a post that announced the projects on her social media. “We wanted to remember every moment that led to the culmination of the most important and intense chapter in our lives, so we allowed filmmakers to capture this tour and all the stories woven in the whole when it ended. And to film the last show in its entirety.”
“Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The End of An Era” is directed by Don Argott, along with Sheena M. Joyce and produced by Object & Animal. “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The Final Show”, in the meantime, is directed by Glenn Weiss and produced by Taylor Swift Productions in collaboration with Silent House Productions.
The concert movie will show the viewers The Eras Tour Finale which took place at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver on December 8, 2023. (Read AmountS review of that show here.) Her set list for that cappare to the $ 2 billion that gathered, almost a two -year tour ran to 45 songs and included the extra “female rage: the musical segment” that had been added to the show after the publication of “The tortured poet’s department.” In addition, the segment “Surprise Songs” for that show Medleys by “A Place In This World”/”New Romantics” and “Long Live/New Year’s Day” contained. ” It was not revealed immediately if the concert film will include the entire length of the three-hour plus show.
News about which platforms would be run with Swift’s next project or, as it now turns out, was already tipped on Sunday, when the logo for Disney+ and Hulu were overpowered on the Instagram picture “GMA” published a major announcement from Swift for Monday Morning. There is synergy abundantly there, with the disclosure that comes on the Disney-owned ABC.
The likely existence of a documentary and/or concert film had weighed heavy on Swifties’ minds ever since they noticed the presence of camera crews above and beyond what was needed to fill the arena’s big screens during the final show of the Eras Tour in Vancouver, BC, in December 2023. A previous Concert Movie Filmed on the tour, “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour,“ Had Already Come Out in Theater at That Time.
The superstar previously took “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” to Disney+ in April 2024 after the film’s record -breaking driving in theaters. Just as the “Eras Tour” had quickly become the highest large concert film ever in cinemas at the end of 2023, when it went to Disney+ months later it set a record for initial streaming of a concert movie and received 4.6 million views on the platform during the first three days of accessibility. The Tour film that went exclusively to Disney+ was a sign Swift was pleased with how the platform handled the late 2020 publishing of her documentary “Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions.” (Swift had previous concert films or documentaries to go out through Netflix and Apple.)
This new Docusa series and concert film will both bypass theaters, unlike the concert film “Eras Tour” two years ago. But theater owners do not have too much to complain about the fast front right now. She only gave them “Taylor Swift: The Release Party of a Showgirl”, a album-release marketing event that was No. 1 at the cash register with a $ 33 million gross in theaters for just three-day driving.
These ERAS tour projects will arrive on the heels at Swift and not just top the box with “Release Party of a Showgirl” but tops Billboard 200 with a record-breaking first week for the album “The Life of a Showgirl.” In just five days, it broke the high tide for an album in a single week, a record that had previously contained the debut outing for Adele’s “25” 10 years ago.
In addition to ABC who shared a business parent with Disney+, Swift made ABC for this announcement well on her long-standing association with “Good Morning America”-which came a week after she seemed to show NBC all love with performances on Jimmy Fallons and Seth Myers’ late night speech shows. Rating showed that “The Tonight Show” came away with the best ratings in the demonstration 18 to 49 in eight months, and Myer’s “Late night” had its best audience in that demonstration since January.