For Taylor Swift aficionados, the Disney+ rendition of Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is ready to serve up an extra dollop of musical delight. Disney+ had the audience on their toes with a sneak peek into promising five bonus tracks. The first trailer drop not only unveiled the concert film’s new name but also let the cat out of the bag with one confirmed bonus song. The other four musical surprises are set to emerge from Swift’s surprise song acoustic set.

As the excitement builds, glimpses of the Disney+ Eras Tour trailers tantalize fans with a sneak peek into five bonus tracks, confirming the inclusion of her two-year-old song.

Taylor Swift marks the return of a gem

Unfortunately, a few shining stars from Swift’s Eras Tour setlist did not bask in the spotlight during its theatrical debut. One such gem, ‘Cardigan,’ a pivotal piece in the ‘Folklore’ set, faced the cutting room floor. But fear not, Swifties, for Disney+’s Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) swoops in like a hero, bringing ‘Maroon’ into the limelight. The recent trailer sprinkled a dash of suspense, unveiling ‘Maroon’ from ‘Midnights’ as one of the five bonus tracks.

In the symphony of surprises that Swift orchestrates, the theatrical and VOD releases introduced unexpected delights like ‘Our Song’ from ‘Taylor Swift’ and ‘You’re On Your Own, Kid’ from ‘Midnights’. As Swift strummed her acoustic magic in Los Angeles, ‘Maroon’ danced into the scene, promising an exhilarating addition to Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version), leaving the audience eagerly guessing about the remaining enigmatic surprises.

All of this continues to enhance Swift’s stardom and her music’s glory. A recent highlight was when Singapore paid her millions for a performance.

Singapore’s million-dollar ovation

Singapore has defended the economic benefits derived from Swift’s concerts, asserting that they outweigh the incentives offered to secure the singer’s Southeast Asia-exclusive performance. Amid speculation about the payment, Edwin Tong, the Minister for Culture, Community, and Youth, emphasized that the actual grant size is not as high as rumored. While there was reluctance to disclose specifics because of business confidentiality, the minister stated that Singapore’s gains, including increased tourism and spending, surpass the grant’s magnitude.

Speculation arose after Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin mentioned subsidies of up to $3 million per concert from Singapore to prevent Swift from performing elsewhere in the region during her Eras tour. Singapore refuted the exact figures despite criticism from other Southeast Asia nations. It defended its concert tie-ups, highlighting the significant economic advantages and asserting the need to be competitive and efficient in such deals.

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