Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour set list includes a surprise song, so far performed during an acoustic mini set, on each date of the superstar’s 2023 trek.
Guitar in hand and heading towards the end of the stage catwalk as Eras kicks off on March 17 in Glendale, Ariz., Swift revealed her intentions for the acoustic portion of her long-awaited show. . She’ll be performing a surprise song that won’t be played again on this tour – probably.
“The plan, the goal, would be to play different songs every night and never repeat one. Right? So when you hear one on this tour, you’ll know that’s the only time I was going play it in the acoustic set, unless – caveat – unless I mess it up so badly,” she said with a chuckle, “that I have to do it again in another city. give me your best wishes so that I don’t do this.
The Eras Tour is his first real tour in five years, and the first time the prolific songwriter has performed selections from Lover, Folklore, Always And Midnights to sold-out stadium crowds.
Eras Tour night one featured a career-spanning 44-song roster with a runtime of over three hours, with Swift playing between one and eight tracks from her 10 full-length studio albums. The show’s secret nightly song is sure to keep its fans on their toes, waiting to hear what gem will be unveiled at their concert.
Below, check out the list of all the surprise songs she’s brought to The Eras Tour, thanks to social media live streams and post-concert clips uploaded by the Swifties in attendance. Bookmark this page, as the list will be updated regularly as you visit.
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“Mirrorball”
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Played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona (March 17, 2023)
“I was thinking about the first one I’d play for you guys,” Swift said at the very first Eras Tour gig, to a crowd of fans who were still gloriously spoiler-free about what to expect for the rest of the show. “I was thinking about which song to play first, and I was thinking about how one of the songs I wrote with you in mind during the pandemic was one of the first songs I wrote for Folklore, and it was me writing how much I crave the connection I feel because of the care you directed my way. I try to tell you that I love you and I babble,” she noted. Swift tried again, “I was trying to think of some kind of eloquent way to say I love you and need your attention all the time, and I figured out ‘I’m a disco ball. “.” After the wordy intro, Swift begins singing “Mirrorball” at the 2:17 timestamp in the video above.
