Taylor Swift made a point of telling fans at the opening night of her triumphant Eras tour that at each stop, she plans to perform two “surprise” songs and hopes to never repeat the selections throughout the 52-date run.
True to her word, Swift inserted a different pair of acoustic tunes – No. 36 and No. 37 in her exhaustive 44-song set – into the set lists of her inaugural shows in Glendale, Arizona.
Given the scope of her catalog, we expect nothing but unique offerings each night of her Eras spectacle and take seriously our duty to report her choices after every show. Yes, through its five-night conclusion in Los Angeles in August.
Are you ready for it?
The updated list of all Taylor Swift’s surprise songs on her Eras tour:
1. “Mirrorball” (March 17: Glendale, Arizona, State Farm Stadium)
2. “Tim McGraw” (March 17: Glendale)
3. “This Is Me Trying” (March 18: Glendale)
4. “State of Grace” (March 18: Glendale)
True to her word, Swift inserted a different pair of acoustic tunes – No. 36 and No. 37 in her exhaustive 44-song set – into the set lists of her inaugural shows in Glendale, Arizona.
5. “Our Song” (March 24: Las Vegas, Allegiant Stadium)
6. “Snow on the Beach” (March 24: Las Vegas)
7. “Cowboy Like Me” with Marcus Mumford (March 25: Las Vegas)
8. “White Horse” (March 25: Las Vegas)
9. “Sad Beautiful Tragic” (March 31: Arlington, Texas, AT&T Stadium)
10. “Ours” (March 31: Arlington, Texas)
11. “Death By a Thousand Cuts” (April 1: Arlington, Texas)
12. “Clean” (April 1: Arlington, Texas)
13. “Jump, Then Fall” (April 2: Arlington, Texas)
14. “The Lucky One” (April 2: Arlington, Texas)
15. “Speak Now” (April 13: Tampa: Raymond James Stadium)
16. “Treacherous” (April 13: Tampa)
17. “The Great War” with Aaron Dessner (April 14: Tampa)
18. “You’re on You’re Own, Kid” (April 14: Tampa)
19. “Mad Woman” with Aaron Dessner (April 15: Tampa)
20. “Mean” (April 15: Tampa)
21. “Wonderland” (April 21: Houston: NRG Stadium)
22. “You’re Not Sorry” (April 21: Houston)
23. “A Place in This World” (April 22: Houston)
24. “Today Was a Fairytale” (April 22: Houston)
25. “Begin Again” (April 23: Houston)
26. “Cold As You” (April 23: Houston)
27. “The Other Side of the Door” (April 28: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta)
28. “Coney Island” (April 28: Atlanta)
29. “High Infidelity” (April 29: Atlanta)
30. “Gorgeous” (April 29: Atlanta)
31. “I Bet You Think About Me” (April 30: Atlanta)
32. “How You Get the Girl” (April 30: Atlanta)
33. “Sparks Fly” (May 5: Nissan Stadium, Nashville)
34. “Teardrops on My Guitar” (May 5: Nashville)
35. “Out of the Woods” (May 6: Nashville)
36. “Fifteen” (May 6: Nashville)
37. “Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve” (with Aaron Dessner; May 7: Nashville)
38. “Mine” (May 7: Nashville)
39. “Gold Rush” (May 12: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia)
40. “Come Back…Be Here” (May 12: Philadelphia)
41. “Forever & Always” (May 13: Philadelphia)
42. “This Love” (May 13: Philadelphia)
43. “Hey Stephen” (May 14: Philadelphia)
44. “The Best Day” (May 14: Philadelphia)
45. “Should’ve Said No” (May 19: Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, Massachusetts)
46. “Better Man” (May 19: Foxboro)
47. “Question…?” (May 20: Foxboro)
48. “Invisible” (May 20: Foxboro)
49. “I Think He Knows” (May 21: Foxboro)
50. “Red” (May 21: Foxboro)
51. “Getaway Car” (with Jack Antonoff, May 26: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.)
52. “Maroon” (May 26: East Rutherford)
53. “Holy Ground” (May 27: East Rutherford)
54. “False God” (May 27: East Rutherford)
55. “Welcome to New York” (May 28: East Rutherford)
56. “Clean” (May 28: East Rutherford)
57. “I Wish You Would” (June 2: Soldier Field, Chicago)
58. “The Lakes” (June 2: Chicago)
59. “You All Over Me” (with Maren Morris, June 3: Chicago)
60. “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” (June 3: Chicago)
61. “Hits Different” (June 4: Chicago)
62. “The Moment I Knew” (June 4: Chicago)
63. “Haunted” (June 9: Ford Field, Detroit)
64. “I Almost Do” (June 9: Detroit)
65. “All You Had to Do Was Stay” (June 10: Detroit)
66. “Breathe” (June 10: Detroit)
67. “Mr. Perfectly Fine” (June 16: Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh)
68. “The Last Time” (June 16: Pittsburgh)
69. “Seven” (with Arron Dessner; June 17: Pittsburgh)
70. “The Story of Us” (June 17: Pittsburgh)
71. “Paper Rings” (June 23: U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis)
72. “If This Was a Movie” (June 23: Minneapolis)
