As if Taylor Swift’s worldwide tour wasn’t already all-consuming enough, it's about to be immortalised on a cinema screen near you.
It's been confirmed that Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is set to be released in UK and US cinemas on Friday 13th October, meaning that those fans who couldn’t make the live experience can opt for enjoying the fun from the comfort of their local cinema.
When she announced the news at the beginning of September, Taylor wrote, ‘The Eras Tour has been the most meaningful, electric experience of my life so far and I’m overjoyed to tell you that it’ll be coming to the big screen soon. Eras attire, friendship bracelets, singing and dancing encouraged’.
The film will aptly be named Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, and is directed by Sam Wrench - who has worked on concert films for big name stars such as Billie Eilish, Lizzo and BTS. Although the tour has taken her all over the world, the film was shot solely over the course of her first three shows at LA’s SoFi Stadium (where plenty of eagle-eyed fans had spotted cameras floating about).
The film is expected to have a 165-minute runtime (matching up to the impressive three hour show) and is on track to become the most lucrative concert film ever - potentially beating Justin Bieber's Never Say Never.
And the Swifties can't wait...
Fan site Taylor Nation chimed in, writing ‘Karma is the girl on the screen coming to a theatre near me!'
‘Whether it’s your first or 13th time, grab your tickets to see [the Eras Tour film] only in theatres in North America starting 13th October so we can experience our favorite tour memories together again.’
Taylor has just finished up with the North America leg of her mammoth tour, with dates in Argentina and Brazil lined up later this year. The film will also allow UK Swifties to experience the show before Taylor hits British stadiums next summer, giving them plenty of time to brush up on our Eras Tour knowledge!
How can you watch the Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour movie in the UK?
Released on the 13th October, fans can head to a cinema near them to watch the concert. You can find a nearby cinema showing the film via Taylor's official website, with big chains such as Odeon, Everyman, and Vue all down to show the film.
As of yet, there's no confirmation that the film will end up on Disney+ (where her Long Pond sessions currently resides) or any other streaming platform.
How much does does it cost to watch Taylor Swift
Tickets vary depending on the cinema, but Swifts can expect to pay between £13 and £20 for a standard ticket - making it a steal compared to her actual tour prices.
If you're a hardcore Swiftie, some chains will be hosting some extra special deals. Odeon, for example, will be offering ticket bundles that include extras such as popcorn tins, tour posters, and collectable cups.