Hello Swifties. It’s a bittersweet day that I write my last update on the epic 149-show Eras Tour. We’ve been on a star-studded, surprise-laden, data-packed journey together since we began tracking TTPD live debuts in May. I couldn’t leave you without a final wrap up in true setlist.fm fashion––teeming with numbers and statistical analysis.
But first, let’s go over the details of the tour's final three shows in Vancouver. Here’s a breakdown of the surprise songs for her final shows:
Night 1:
- “Haunted” / “Wonderland” (mashup on guitar)
- “Never Grow Up” / “The Best Day” (mashup on piano)
Night 2:
- “I Love You, I’m Sorry” by Gracie Abrams / “Last Kiss” (mashup on guitar) featuring Gracie Abrams
- “The Tortured Poets Department” / “Maroon” (mashup on piano)
Night 3:
- “A Place in This World” / “New Romantics” (mashup on guitar)
- “Long Live” / “New Year’s Day” / “The Manuscript” (mashup on piano)
[Setlists: Los Angeles and Vancouver]
Most Played Songs of the Eras Tour: These are the 37 songs that were played at all 149 shows, making both the pre- and post-TTPD era setlists.
- ...Ready for it?
- 22
- All Too Well
- Anti-Hero
- august
- Bad Blood
- Bejeweled
- betty
- Blank Space
- cardigan
- champagne problems
- Cruel Summer
- Delicate
- Don't Blame Me
- Enchanted
- Fearless
- I Knew You Were Trouble
- illicit affairs
- Karma
- Lavender Haze
- Look What You Made Me Do
- Love Story
- Lover
- marjorie
- Mastermind
- Midnight Rain
- Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince
- my tears ricochet
- Shake It Off
- Style
- The Man
- Vigilante Shit
- We Are Never Getting Back Together
- Wildest Dreams
- willow
- You Belong With Me
- You Need to Calm Down
Taylor made history over and over again with this tour. She broke sales records––grossing over $2 billion (10 percent of which she gave to tour crew as bonuses over the last two years), debuted an entire album that she released mid-tour, and smashed single-day attendance records at eight stadiums. “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour,” the concert documentary/film released in theaters and on Disney+, has become the highest-grossing concert film of all time.
Swift crafted a tour that displayed how deeply she understands her fans and played her heart out at every single show, nearly exhausting her 274-song arsenal. The pop star reimagined her setlist to include TTPD as an era in May, and the end-of-tour stats show that the album came in at No. 9 most played, even though it only made it to the setlist over halfway through the tour’s schedule.
But the most played album of the tour? It depends on your metrics: TTPD: The Anthology had the most songs played at least once (all 31 tracks) while Midnights leads in number of times an album's song appeared on a setlist.
Thanks to the nightly two-song surprise set, every show was special, but some crowds were lucky enough to hear songs only played once during the entirety of the tour.
Songs Played Only Once:
- Back To December
- Bigger Than The Whole Sky
- Breathe
- Cassandra
- Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus
- closure
- Come In With The Rain
- Dancing With Our Hands Tied
- Electric Touch
- Espresso (Sabrina Carpenter cover)
- Please Please Please (Sabrina Carpenter cover)
- Foolish One
- Glitch
- Eyes Open
- The Way I Loved You
- Thinking Out Loud
- High Infidelity
- I Bet You Think About Me
- I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can)
- I Don’t Wanna Live Forever
- I Hate It Here
- I Know Places
- I Look in People’s Windows
- I Love You, I’m Sorry (Gracie Abrams cover)
- I Miss You, I’m Sorry (Gracie Abrams cover)
- I Wish You Would
- I’m Only Me When I’m With You
- If This Was a Movie
- Innocent
- Invisible
- Change
- ME!
- Mean
- Mary’s Song (Oh My My My)
- epiphany
- peace
- Now That We Don’t Talk
- Paris
- Picture to Burn
- Robin
- Safe & Sound
- seven
- So It Goes…
- So Long, London
- Stay Beautiful
- Superman
- Superstar
- hoax
- Sweeter Than Fiction
- thanK you aIMee
- Run
- The Lucky One
- The Outside
- The Very First Night
- This Is What You Came For
- Tied Together With a Smile
- We Were Happy
- happiness
- When Emma Falls in Love
- You All Over Me
And finally, what we've been tracking since starting this journey–all 118 live debuts from the Eras Tour:
Live Debuts:
- The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology track list
- Paris
- Don't You
- Run
- We Were Happy
- happiness
- Superstar
- closure
- Sweeter Than Fiction
- hoax
- us. (Gracie Abrams ft. Taylor Swift)
- It's Nice To Have a Friend
- Crazier
- Glitch
- epiphany
- Foolish One
- long story short
- peace
- You're Losing Me
- Come In With the Rain
- Electric Touch
- Dear Reader
- Say Don't Go
- it's time to go
- Now That We Don't Talk
- Bigger Than The Whole Sky
- Suburban Legends
- "Slut!"
- Is It Over Now?
- The Very First Night
- Labyrinth
- Afterglow
- I Forgot That You Existed
- Sweet Nothing
- I Can See You
- All Of The Girls You Loved Before
- right where you left me
- Castles Crumbling
- Message in a Bottle
- no body, no crime
- Timeless
- dorothea
- When Emma Falls In Love
- ivy
- evermore
- Paper Rings
- If This Was a Movie
- seven
- Mr. Perfectly Fine
- Hits Different
- The Moment I Knew
- You All Over Me
- the lakes
- Maroon
- I Think He Knows
- Question...?
- gold rush
- Would've, Could've, Should've
- Nothing New
- I Bet You Think About Me
- High Infidelity
- The Other Side of the Door
- coney island
- The Great War
- You're On Your Own Kid
- the 1
- cowboy like me
- Snow on the Beach
- this is me trying
- Miss Americana & the Heartbreak Prince
- Cruel Summer
- 'tis the damn season
- marjorie
- champagne problems
- tolerate it
- invisible string
- the last great american dynasty
- august
- illicit affairs
- my tears ricochet
- cardigan
- mirrorball
- Lavender Haze
- Midnight Rain
- Vigilante Shit
- Bejeweled
- Mastermind
- Karma
So we've successfully ("I hope," she says nervously, knowing Taylor Swift sleuths can out-research anyone) broken down the setlist data. But another detail that made the Eras Tour so special was its surprise guests, broken down here:
During the final night of the tour, Taylor told the crowd, “We have toured the entire world with this tour. We’ve had so many adventures. It’s been the most powerful, electrifying, intense, most challenging thing I’ve ever done in my entire life.” With this tour, Taylor set out to create a life-altering experience for her fans, and she pulled off the 149-show love letter to them.
And that's it, Swifties! We've been bringing you the data and the stories for the last 8 months of this tour, and this is my final sign off. Thanks for following along with me on this Eras Tour journey to unpack all the moments that make a Taylor Tour a thing of legend. I hope you enjoyed!
