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‘Taylor’s Version’ of the concert film includes the performance of ‘Cardigan’ and four acoustic songs that were cut out of the theatrical release
By Lisa Henderson on 08 Feb 2024
image © Wikimedia Commons/Eva Rinaldi
Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour concert film is arriving on Disney + globally on 15 March, with five additional songs.
The streaming service will make available ‘Taylor’s Version’ of the film, which includes the performance of ‘Cardigan’ and four acoustic songs that were cut out of the theatrical release.
In January, The Eras Tour concert film became the highest-grossing concert/documentary film in box office history with more than US$261.6 million earned globally.
The new record sees The Eras Tour usurp Michael Jackson’s This Is It, which opened in 2009 and grossed $261.2m at the global box office.
In January, The Eras Tour concert film became the highest-grossing concert/documentary film in box office history
Upon the film’s release in October 2023, The Eras Tour made $92.8m in North America and $30.7m internationally for a cumulative total of $123.5m, making it the biggest opening weekend of all time for a concert film.
Earlier this week, Swift announced at the Grammy Awards that she is set to release a new album, titled The Tortured Poets Department, in April.
The record will mark her 11th studio album and follows her 2022 record Midnights, and more recently the singer’s re-recordings of Speak Now and 1989.
Elsewhere at the Grammy Awards, the superstar was awarded Album Of The Year for Midnights, marking her fourth win in the category. With the win, Swift is now the all-time leader in Album Of The Year wins, setting a new record.
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With the three new dates at Vancouver’s BC Place, The Eras Tour is likely to exceed an estimated $1.5 billion according to reports
The highly anticipated 26-date outing kicks off in May 2024 and includes four dates at London’s Wembley Stadium
The record-shattering run heads Pollstar’s Top 100 Worldwide Tours for 2023 – and is on course to generate another $1 billion next year
The “once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon” is tipped to surpass Elton John as the highest-grossing concert tour of all time
The superstar will capitalise on her blockbuster live tour with a concert film, showing at cinemas across North America this autumn
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