Both her schedule and her three-hour Eras Tour setlist are serious business for Taylor Swift. Swift, 34, is on a nearly two-month hiatus following sold-out tours of the United States, South America, Mexico, Australia, and Asia. Swift praised all users on Instagram. On April 19, amid her tour break, Swift will release her eleventh studio album, The Tortured Poets Department.

Taylor Swift With Her Boyfriend

Swift and her boyfriend Travis Kelce have been nesting at her Los Angeles home in addition to the TTPD campaign. During his NFL offseason and bye week, 34-year-old Kelce saw multiple performances in Argentina, Australia, and Singapore. Their priorities include rest, recovery, lounging about the house, and spending quiet, carefree time with each other. They’re watching movies and TV shows they missed on cinema nights in her home theater.

Now that they have some much-needed relaxation, they want to spend time with friends, family, and one another. When Swift bids farewell to France for the first performance of the upcoming leg of Eras in May, her hiatus will come to a close. The European shows start on Thursday, May 9, at Paris’ La Défense Arena and go through Sunday, May 12. Returning to lead the tour will be Paramore. Swift is scheduled to travel to Sweden, Portugal, Spain, England, and other places after bidding farewell to the City of Lights.

Disney Plus Featuring Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour

Disney Plus now features Taylor Swift’s concert film from her Eras Tour. Swift had revealed the titles of the other new acoustic performances leading up to the release, as well as an early sneak peek of her new rendition of Cardigan, ahead of the Thursday night release. Disney Plus’ home page has been given a very Taylor Swift makeover in honor of the release. Disney Plus features nine categories that are based on the eras of Swifts as of Friday afternoon. One of the recently introduced categories is Reputation (Disney’s Version), which showcases movies such as The Empire Strikes Back, Avengers Endgame, and Cruella.

The 1st Eras Tour Movie

Late last year, the first Eras Tour movie debuted in theaters and quickly rose to the top of the box office for concert films. After that, it could be rented whenever needed. Swift’s rendition of Cardigan, which was previously omitted from the film’s theatrical release, will be included in Disney Plus’ version of the film along with four more acoustic tracks. Here is a unique early clip from Cardigan’s performance that you can see on Apple’s App Store. Before the release on Thursday, Swift had also disclosed the identities of the four new acoustic performances that would air on Disney-owned ABC’s Good Morning America. We now know that I Can See You, Death By A Thousand Cuts, You Are in Love, and Maroon are the four acoustic songs included in the Disney Plus edition of the movie, as the movie has officially been released. It’s significant to remember that these songs are played after the credits after the movie.