Standing tall as one of the biggest music icons, the 34-year-old singer has hit successive home runs ever since the start of her globe-trotting tour in March 2023. Commanding a wave of millions throughout several shows, she enjoyed unabated success even as her productions climbed up the musical charts. Most recently, Taylor Swift wrapped up the Singapore leg of her Eras Tour with a final announcement regarding the bonus tracks and intricacies of her upcoming ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ album.

Taking to the promotions of the same, she may opt for a window with maximum potential and luckily, an upcoming one stays right open for her.

Taylor Swift opting for an Eras Tour promotion of the Tortured Poets Department makes sense

Taylor Swift will already have released her ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ on April 19 before she returns for the next leg of the Eras Tour shows on May 9 in Paris. Thus, insider reports have started emerging on the singer, including songs from that upcoming album, into her set-list for Europe as part of promotions for the same. Additionally, an interview regarding the album may also have the tours under its scope.

Taylor Swift will hold the Eras Tour in the European Union and the UK for a duration starting from May through August. Furthermore, judging by past concert numbers, such as the whopping 96,000 gathering in Melbourne, and the widespread media coverage, then that sort of promotional window would not only get the tracks known to a wider audience base but also give them the necessary spotlight as a full-fledged eleventh studio album from her, opening up the possibilities of more records coming her way.

As talks of Taylor Swift tweaking the European Eras Tout set-list to accommodate ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ make the rounds, her fandom stands divided on the same.

Swifties showcase mixed reactions to the speculations

Taylor Swift has already wrapped up more than half of her Eras Tour, which will conclude in December 2024. However, fans who have already attended the shows called unfairness on the new set-list speculated to include ‘The Tortured Poets Department’. Locations like Singapore and Australia will then have missed a chance to catch the latest songs from the new album live, unlike their peers in Europe and North America.

On the other hand, another fraction of Swiftes supported the decision for the greater good of the singer.

Many requested the singer to add the new songs without removing the ones already scheduled as in previous tours. Regardless, under the garb of current speculations, a mild debate of sorts has undoubtedly brewed.

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