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After breaking box office records in the fall, Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” will finally stream on Disney+ this week with four additional soundtrack songs. The film was previously available to rent digitally on the streamer in December, and will now arrive for streaming on March 14.
It was first announced in February that Disney+ would exclusively stream the box office hit, with Puck reporting the deal was worth more than $75 million. At the time, it was also revealed that the expanded edition would include the “Folklore” song “Cardigan”, as well as four acoustic songs. This was a big deal for Swift’s fans, as five songs were cut from the regular setlist for the time in the two-hour, 45-minute film.
Since “Eras Tour” was filmed during Swift’s three-night residency at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium, other bonus tunes included were already expected to be the three remaining “surprise songs” she sang: “Death by a Thousand Pieces,” “You’re in Love” and “I Can See You”.
The film represents another historical milestone for the pop star, as it became the highest-grossing film in box office history among concerts and documentaries. The film grossed more than $261.6 million worldwide, beating previous record holder Michael Jackson’s “This Is It.”
Meanwhile, Swift is still traveling the world for her ongoing “Eras Tour,” during which she’s used the stages to make periodic announcements about her upcoming album “Tortured Poets Oath.” She has announced four special limited edition editions of her upcoming album, each featuring a previously unannounced song and cover art. While these three special editions were only available for a limited time on Taylor Swift’s online store, the Target-exclusive vinyl is still available for pre-order on their website.
Purchase tickets for Swift’s “Eras Tour” here, and stream the concert film on Disney+ starting March 14.