The Eras Tour Lands Streaming Release Date on Disney+



The Eras Tour Lands Streaming Release Date on Disney+

Summary

  • Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) streams exclusively on Disney+ starting March 15, featuring the full concert and four additional acoustic songs that weren’t available with the digital/VOD and theatrical releases.
  • The concert film was a huge success, earning $261.7 million worldwide and receiving a perfect “A+” CinemaScore.
  • The Disney+ streaming version will definitely feature Cardigan and likely include these four songs: You Are in Love, Death by a Thousand Cuts, I Can See You and Maroon.

Taylor Swift makes headlines again, but this time it has nothing to do with Super Bowl LVIII. The singing sensation will obviously be supporting her boyfriend, Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce, when the Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday. But today it was revealed that her concert film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version), will stream exclusively on Disney+ beginning Friday, March 15 (per The Walt Disney Company). Disney CEO Bob Iger made the announcement Wednesday during the reveal of Disney’s first quarter (Q1) earnings. Iger said:

“When her blockbuster concert film debuts on Disney+ on March 15, it will feature the concert in its entirety, including the song Cardigan and four additional acoustic songs which were not in the theatrical or digital purchase release of the film. We know audiences are going to absolutely love the chance to relive the electrifying Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version), whenever they want, on Disney+.”

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour made an impressive $261.7 million during its theatrical run worldwide. The concert film received a perfect “A+” CinemaScore from audiences, fans and Swifties. Meanwhile, The Eras Tour registers a near-perfect 99% on the Tomatometer, while its audience score sits at 98% at the time of this writing.

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When Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) drops on Disney+ this March, it will feature “four additional acoustic songs” and Cardigan, which weren’t available in the theatrical and digital/VOD releases. And thanks to MovieWeb’s very own Swiftie, Liz Young, plus People, the four songs fans will likely hear in the Disney+ version are as follows:

I Can See You (August 3 show)

Maroon (August 3 show)

You Are in Love (August 4 show)

Death by a Thousand Cuts (August 5 show)

Now, these four weren’t officially announced by Bob Iger at Disney’s first quarter earnings, but it’s a pretty safe bet they will all be included in the Disney+ streaming version. Iger recently dished on box office woes back in November of 2023, but he went on at the Q1 earnings reveal to praise the singing sensation’s concert film. The CEO said:

The Eras Tour has been a true phenomenon that has and continues to thrill fans around the world, and we are very excited to bring this electrifying concert to audiences wherever they are.

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version) begins streaming exclusively on Disney+ Friday, March 15.

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