Taylor Swift’s new double album, The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology, features songs that are ideal for inclusion in her upcoming The Eras Tour setlist. Released two hours after her eleventh studio album, the double album contains 31 tracks that Swift may incorporate into her live shows, with a focus on songs like “But Daddy I Love Him,” “Florida!!!,” “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?,” “imgonnagetyouback,” “So High School,” “thanK you aIMee,” and “The Bolter” for their potential to create memorable concert experiences. Despite challenges in adding all tracks due to time constraints, these selections from The Tortured Poets Department offer a glimpse into the exciting possibilities for Swift’s upcoming tour performances.
The Tortured Poets Department: Taylor Swift’s New Era
Taylor Swift’s latest musical venture, *The Tortured Poets Department*, has taken the world by storm with its deep, emotional tracks that resonate with fans on a whole new level. As Swift gears up for The Eras Tour, fans are buzzing with excitement about which songs from this double album will make it onto the set list. Here are seven must-add tracks that will elevate the live experience for fans across the globe.
But Daddy I Love Him: A Fearless Throwback
“But Daddy I Love Him” stands out as a track that embodies the essence of Taylor Swift’s earlier work while still showcasing her growth as an artist. With hints of “Love Story” and the production reminiscent of “august,” this song is a perfect fit for The Eras Tour. The theatrical elements of the track make it ideal for a stadium performance, with opportunities for iconic moments that fans will never forget.
Florida!!!: An Ode to the Sunshine State
“Florida!!!” featuring Florence + The Machine is a standout track that exudes energy and excitement. While it may be challenging to add this song to the permanent set list due to the absence of Florence Welch on tour, a live performance of “Florida!!!” during an acoustic set in Miami would be a memorable experience for fans. The crowd stomping along with the beat and belting out the lyrics would create an electrifying atmosphere.
Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?: A Chilling Performance
“Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” delves into the complexities of Swift’s public persona and the challenges she faces as a public figure. The raw emotion and powerful message of the song make it a must-have for The Eras Tour. Swift’s delivery of the titular lyric would send shivers down the audience’s spine, reminiscent of the haunting vibes of “mad woman” from Folklore.
imgonnagetyouback: A Playful Performance
“imgonnagetyouback” brings a playful and fun vibe to the mix, offering a light-hearted moment in the midst of emotional tracks. The lyrics and upbeat production lend themselves well to a live performance that is entertaining for both Swift and her audience. With the potential for choreography and engaging visuals, this song could harken back to the energetic performances of the 1989 era.
Taylor Swift’s incorporation of songs from *The Tortured Poets Department* into The Eras Tour will undoubtedly elevate the concert experience for fans. Each track offers a unique opportunity for Swift to connect with her audience on a deeper level, creating unforgettable moments that will resonate long after the final notes fade. Get ready for a musical journey like no other as Taylor Swift brings the tortured poets and their stories to life on stage.
