Taylor Swift wrote about her extremely anticipated new album “The Tortured Poets Division” hours forward of its anticipated launch. Swift took to social media Thursday afternoon to say the primary single from the album was “Fortnight” that includes Publish Malone.
Swift praised the Grammy-nominated artist’s musical experimentation and melodies “that simply stick in your head without end.” “I bought to witness that magic come to life firsthand after we labored collectively on Fortnight,” Swift mentioned in a tweet.
“Fortnight” is not the one monitor on the album on which Swift labored with one other artist. Florence and The Machine can also be featured on the brand new report.
When is Taylor Swift’s new album popping out?
“The Tortured Poets Division” is dropping at midnight EDT tonight, but it surely’s not the one factor followers need to stay up for Friday.
The music video for the primary single can be launched at 8 p.m. EDT.
What’s on “The Tortured Poets Division” tracklist?
Swift posted the tracklist to social media in February someday after she introduced the album at the Grammys, the place she received for finest pop vocal album. This is the listing of all 17 songs:
- “Fortnight”
- “The Tortured Poets Division”
- “My Boy Solely Breaks His Favourite Toys”
- “Down Dangerous”
- “So Lengthy, London”
- “However Daddy I Love Him”
- “Recent Out the Slammer”
- “Florida!!!”
- “Responsible as Sin?”
- “Who’s Afraid of Little Outdated Me?”
- “I Can Repair Him (No Actually I Can)”
- “loml”
- “I Can Do It With a Damaged Coronary heart”
- “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived”
- “The Alchemy”
- “Clara Bow”
- “Bonus Monitor: The Manuscript”
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What are Taylor Swift’s live performance dates for The Eras Tour?
Swift resumes her wildly profitable Eras Tour subsequent month in Europe with exhibits scheduled for Austria, France, Germany, Eire, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the U.Okay. till August. Within the fall, the tour returns to North America with performances in Indianapolis, Miami, New Orleans, Toronto and Vancouver, British Columbia.
Listed here are the dates for upcoming exhibits:
- Might 9
Paris - Might 10
Paris - Might 11
Paris - Might 12
Paris - Might 17
Stockholm - Might 18
Stockholm - Might 19
Stockholm - Might 24
Lisbon, Portugal - Might 25
Lisbon, Portugal - Might 29
Madrid - Might 30
Madrid - June 2
Lyon, France - June 3
Lyon, France - June 7
Edinburgh, Scotland - June 8
Edinburgh, Scotland - June 9
Edinburgh, Scotland - June 13
Liverpool, England - June 14
Liverpool, England - June 15
Liverpool, England - June 18
Cardiff, Wales - June 21
London - June 22
London - June 23
London - June 28
Dublin - June 29
Dublin - June 30
Dublin - July 4
Amsterdam - July 5
Amsterdam - July 6
Amsterdam - July 9
Zurich - July 10
Zurich - July 13
Milan - July 14
Milan - July 17
Gelsenkirchen, Germany - July 18
Gelsenkirchen, Germany - July 19
Gelsenkirchen, Germany - July 23
Hamburg, Germany - July 24
Hamburg, Germany - July 27
Munich - July 28
Munich - Aug. 1
Warsaw, Poland - Aug. 2
Warsaw, Poland - Aug. 3
Warsaw, Poland - Aug. 8
Vienna - Aug. 9
Vienna - Aug. 10
Vienna - Aug. 15
London - Aug. 16
London - Aug. 17
London - Aug. 19
London - Aug. 20
London - Oct. 18
Miami - Oct. 19
Miami - Oct. 20
Miami - Oct. 25
New Orleans - Oct. 26
New Orleans - Oct. 27
New Orleans - Nov. 1
Indianapolis - Nov. 2
Indianapolis - Nov. 3
Indianapolis - Nov. 14
Toronto - Nov. 15
Toronto - Nov. 16
Toronto - Nov. 21
Toronto - Nov. 22
Toronto - Nov. 23
Toronto - Dec. 6
Vancouver, British Columbia - Dec. 7
Vancouver, British Columbia - Dec. 8
Vancouver, British Columbia
