Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Setlist In Order Of Eras And Albums

15 March 2024, 18:07 | Updated: 18 May 2024, 18:49

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour will run until the end of 2024
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour will run until the end of 2024. Picture: Getty

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By Savannah Roberts

Taylor Swift has created a setlist of dreams for The Eras Tour! Here is every song she performs in concert broken down era by era (including her surprise changes)...

Taylor Swift finally got back on the road in 2023 and she's been wowing ludicrously large audiences at stadiums all over the world. The Eras Tour is the gift that keeps on giving – it's even available to stream and watch worldwide after Taylor announced The Eras Tour Film, which is now on Disney+.

The 34-year-old songstress blew everyone away when she stepped out to a 69,000-strong crowd on the opening night and delivered a 44-song performance across 10 different sets – fans were not expecting such a massive set list, including songs from every era, from 'Speak Now' to 'Reputation'. And she's been performing almost every night since, with a few weeks off between each continent.

Each and every night, Taylor surprises the audience with two acoustic songs that she's never performed before on the tour and won't repeat again.

The aptly named tour – which has been made into a concert film – celebrates not just Taylor's most recent release but all of the album cycles that have come before it, meaning there is a mind-bogglingly huge collection of songs the star could have drawn from when curating her setlist.

And from April 19th there were even more songs added to the set list, as her brand new album 'Tortured Poets Department' was released.

So here's every song Taylor sings on The Eras Tour, complete with all the surprise switch-ups she makes to her setlist...

Taylor performs for over three hours every night
Taylor performs for over three hours every night. Picture: Getty

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour set list in order of eras and albums

Taylor's show is divided into 10 eras that signify every single one of her albums, with each set comes a wave of nostalgia, self-referential looks and smash-hits that span her 17-year-long career. Read the full list below:

Lover:

  • 'Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince'
  • 'Cruel Summer'
  • 'The Man'
  • 'You Need to Calm Down'
  • 'Lover'

Fearless:

  • 'Fearless'
  • 'You Belong With Me'
  • 'Love Story'

The Red Era

  • '22'
  • 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together'
  • 'I Knew You Were Trouble'
  • 'All Too Well (10 Minute Version)'

The Speak Now Era

  • 'Enchanted'

Reputation

  • '…Ready for It?'
  • 'Delicate'
  • 'Don’t Blame Me'
  • 'Look What You Made Me Do'

Evermore and Folklore Eras

  • 'cardigan'
  • 'betty'
  • 'champagne problems'
  • 'august'
  • 'illicit affairs'
  • 'my tears ricochet'
  • 'marjorie'
  • 'willow'

The 1989 Era

  • 'Blank Space'
  • 'Shake It Off'
  • 'Wildest Dreams'
  • 'Bad Blood'

The Tortured Poets Department Era

  1. 'But Daddy I Love Him'
  2. 'So High School (shortened)'
  3. 'Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?'
  4. 'Down Bad'
  5. 'Fortnight'
  6. 'The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived'
  7. 'I Can Do It With A Broken Heart'

The Surprise Acoustic Set

  • Surprise song on guitar
  • Surprise song on piano – Read the full list of acoustic songs here

The Midnights Era

  • 'Lavender Haze'
  • 'Anti-Hero'
  • 'Midnight Rain'
  • 'Vigilante S***'
  • 'Bejeweled'
  • 'Mastermind'
  • 'Karma'
Taylor has split her show into 10 sections
Taylor has split her show into 10 sections. Picture: Getty

Prior to The Eras Tour, Taylor hadn't toured since 2018 when she embarked on her 'Reputation World Tour'. She has since released 'Lover' in 2019, 'Folklore' and 'Evermore' in 2020, her re-recorded albums 'Fearless (Taylor's Version)' and 'Red (Taylor's Version)' in 2021, and of course 'Midnights' at the end of 2022 – wow!

There were a lot of tunes that fans were theorising that Taylor would bring to the stadium stage, with many guesses ringing true on opening night!

Since 2019, Taylor has released 72 brand-new tracks and a further 15 from 'The Vault' as part of her re-releases – so it comes as no surprise that she's packed in as many songs as she could with her setlist!

In total, the songwriter has released 11 studio albums and four re-recordings and she even announced 'Speak Now (Taylor's Version)' live in concert in Nashville! Who knows what other secrets she'll reveal whilst on tour...

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