Anticipating the Grand Finale: The Official Eras Tour Book and The Tortured Poets Department Anthology( 4 more songs?)

“Taylor Swift performing during The Eras Tour at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, August 2023” by Paolo V is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Source.

As the final chapter of Taylor Swift's monumental Eras Tour approaches, Swifties worldwide are soaking in every last moment of this unforgettable journey. But don't worry—our adventure isn't over just yet! Swift has another surprise up her sleeve: the official Eras Tour book and The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology, releasing exclusively at Target on November 29. Swift also mentioned on her story, the number of tracks which she stated as 35. However the Anthology is originally 31 tracks. Does this mean we are getting 4 new songs?

The Eras Tour Book is a 256-Page Hardcover Book, featuring personal reflections written by Taylor Swift, and filled with over 500 images, including never-seen-before performance photos. For those who've lived through every guitar riff, every lyric screamed back in unison, and every outfit change, this book will feel like a treasure trove. We’ll be able to re-read and relive the entire beautiful affair from beginning to end, a manuscript capturing all the heart-stopping moments that have made the tour an era of its own.

Swift is giving us something we’ve been begging for—the release of The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology, previously available only as a digital album, will be released on vinyl ($59.99) and CD ($17.99) for the first time, exclusively at Target while supplies last. The 35-track vinyl edition, featuring four bonus acoustic songs—"I Can See You," "You Are In Love," "Death By a Thousand Cuts," and "Maroon"—will also include a never-before-seen poster of Swift and come on four marbled, translucent discs. Finally, the chapter Swifties have yearned for will come to life, offering us a deep dive into some of her most poetic, soul-baring tracks.

International Swifties, don’t worry—global info will be announced soon! Stay tuned for updates as we count down the days to Nov 29. This is one piece of Taylor history you won’t want to miss.