Singer-songwriter and pop icon Taylor Swift made waves at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards this year by announcing the release of her eleventh studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, scheduled for release on April 19.
This announcement came after Swift won the Best Pop Vocal Album and Album of the Year awards for her most recent studio album, Midnights, released in 2022. On the morning of the Grammy Awards, Swift hinted at the new album by updating her profile picture on all social media platforms with a black and white version of the existing cover artwork of Midnights.
Swift shared the cover artwork and a photo of a handwritten note, which reads:
“And so I enter into evidence / My tarnished coat of arms / My muses, acquired like bruises / My talismans and charms / The tick, tick, tick of love bombs / My veins of pitch black ink / All’s fair in love and poetry…
Sincerely, The Chairman of the Tortured Poets Department.”
The Tortured Poets Department will consist of 17 songs and a bonus track titled “The Manuscript,” which will be exclusively available on physical copies of the album.
Preorder The Tortured Poets Department now.
THE ERAS TOUR
February 7 // Tokyo Dome // Tokyo, Japan
February 8 // Tokyo Dome // Tokyo, Japan
February 9 // Tokyo Dome // Tokyo // Japan
February 10 // Tokyo Dome // Tokyo, Japan
February 16 // Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) // Melbourne, Australia
February 17 // Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) // Melbourne, Australia
February 18 // Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) // Melbourne, Australia
February 23 // Accor Stadium // Sydney, Australia
February 24 // Accor Stadium // Sydney, Australia
February 25 // Accor Stadium // Sydney, Australia
February 26 // Accor Stadium // Sydney, Australia
March 2 // National Stadium // Singapore
March 3 // National Stadium, Singapore
March 4 // National Stadium, Singapore
March 7 // National Stadium, Singapore
March 8 // National Stadium, Singapore
March 9 // National Stadium, Singapore
May 9 // Paris La Défense Arena // Paris, France
May 10 // Paris La Défense Arena // Paris, France
May 11 // Paris La Défense Arena // Paris, France
May 17 // Friends Arena // Stockholm, Sweden
May 18 // Friends Arena // Stockholm, Sweden
May 19 // Friends Arena // Stockholm, Sweden
May 24 // Estádio da Luz // Lisbon, Portugal
May 25 // Estádio da Luz // Lisbon, Portugal
May 30 // Estadio Santiago Bernabéu // Madrid, Spain
June 2 // Groupama Stadium // Lyon, France
June 3 // Groupama Stadium // Lyon, France
June 7 // Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium // Edinburgh, United Kingdom
June 8 // Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium // Edinburgh, United Kingdom
June 9 // Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium // Edinburgh, United Kingdom
June 13 // Anfield Stadium // Liverpool, United Kingdom
June 14 // Anfield Stadium // Liverpool, United Kingdom
June 15 // Anfield Stadium // Liverpool, United Kingdom
June 18 // Principality Stadium // Cardiff, United Kingdom
June 21 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
June 22 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
June 23 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
June 28 // Aviva Stadium // Dublin, Ireland
June 29 // Aviva Stadium // Dublin, Ireland
June 30 // Aviva Stadium // Dublin, Ireland
July 4 // Johan Cruijff Arena // Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 5 // Johan Cruijff Arena // Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 6 // Johan Cruijff Arena // Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 9 // Stadion Letzigrund Zürich // Zurich, Switzerland
July 10 // Stadion Letzigrund Zürich // Zurich, Switzerland
July 13 // San Siro Stadium // Milan, Italy
July 14 // San Siro Stadium // Milan, Italy
July 17 // Veltins-Arena // Gelsenkirchen, Germany
July 18 // Veltins-Arena // Gelsenkirchen, Germany
July 19 // Veltins-Arena // Gelsenkirchen, Germany
July 23 // Volksparkstadion // Hamburg, Germany
July 24 // Volksparkstadion // Hamburg, Germany
July 27 // Olympiastadion // Munich, Germany
July 28 // Olympiastadion // Munich, Germany
August 1 // PGE Narodowy // Warsaw, Poland
August 2 // PGE Narodowy // Warsaw, Poland
August 3 // PGE Narodowy // Warsaw, Poland
August 8 // Ernst-Happel-Stadion // Vienna, Austria
August 9 // Ernst-Happel-Stadion // Vienna, Austria
August 10 // Ernst-Happel-Stadion // Vienna, Austria
August 15 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
August 16 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
August 17 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
August 19 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
August 20 // Wembley Stadium // London, United Kingdom
November 14 // Rogers Centre // Toronto, Ontario
November 15 // Rogers Centre // Toronto, Ontario
November 16 // Rogers Centre // Toronto, Ontario
November 21 // Rogers Centre // Toronto, Ontario
November 22 // Rogers Centre // Toronto, Ontario
November 23 // Rogers Centre // Toronto, Ontario
December 6 // BC Place // Vancouver, British Columbia
December 7 // BC Place // Vancouver, British Columbia
December 8 // BC Place // Vancouver, British Columbia
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