Decoding Taylor Swift’s Potential Inclusion of TTPD in the Eras Tour

Pop icon Taylor Swift is gearing up to resume her highly successful Eras tour in Europe this week, leaving fans in a frenzy of excitement and speculation. With the release of her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department (TTPD), fans are eagerly anticipating whether Swift will incorporate new tracks from the album into her setlist.

The current Eras tour setlist is already jam-packed with fan favorites from Swift’s extensive discography, spanning from Fearless to Midnights. However, with the addition of TTPD, some songs may need to be cut to make room for the new tracks. Speculations and theories are running wild online, with fans dissecting every clue and hint dropped by Swift herself.

One of the key questions on fans’ minds is whether Swift will perform songs like “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” live, a track that resonated deeply with listeners on TTPD. The possibility of hearing new tracks like “So Long, London” in London has fans buzzing with anticipation.

As fans eagerly await the European leg of the Eras tour, set to kick off on May 9 in Paris, France, the internet is abuzz with easter eggs and fan theories about the potential inclusion of TTPD in Swift’s setlist. From new choreography and props to sightings of the TTPD logo during practice sessions, fans are leaving no stone unturned in their quest for clues.

With the tour setlist already exceeding three hours in length, Swift may need to make some tough decisions about which songs to include and which ones to cut. As the countdown to the tour continues, fans are eagerly awaiting to see how Swift will weave the magic of TTPD into her already spectacular Eras tour performances.