Drop everything now. Taylor Swift’s newest album, The Tortured Poets Department and its surprise companion album The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology, are officially here. And if you want to celebrate and relive all the eras that came before, you can now watch Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert film exclusively on Disney Plus. The Disney Plus version of the film includes new performances, including Cardigan, and says goodbye to a few fan favorites.
The Eras Tour concert film hits streaming on March 14.
Disney Plus is already home to another Swift exclusive, Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, a series that chronicles the making of her 2020 album Folklore. Swift’s other documentaries and concert films have been available sporadically on various streaming services, including Netflix and Prime Video.
The film will land on Disney Plus on Thursday, March 14 at 6 p.m. PT (9 p.m. ET) in all territories except Turkey, where it will be released on April 3. Swift announced that the film would be available earlier on Monday, along with a new trailer.
Pricing for Disney Plus starts at $8 per month in the US, but if you live in Canada, the platform costs CA$12 a month. UK fans can get the service for either £5 with ads, or £8 a month without ads. You can subscribe for a year and save 16%. In Australia, fans get Disney Plus for AU$14 per month.
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