Taylor Swift teams up with Spotify for open-air ‘TTPD’ library exhibition in Los Angeles

Taylor Swift partners with Spotify to offer fans a unique experience to celebrate the release week of her upcoming album, Ministry of Tortured Poets.

On Monday, April 15, the pop music streaming service announced it was partnering with the pop icon to create a special “library installation” for Swift’s highly anticipated album, which releases in Los Angeles on Friday, April 19 .

According to a Spotify press release, the installation will feature a curated library of open-air poetry that reflects the thematic direction of Swift’s new record.

Visitors can expect to find shelves filled with books and visual surprises that may well have served as reference or inspiration for the album’s content.The library will be regularly updated with fresh material during the presentation to provide potential tips for the audience TTPD.

The exhibition will be held at The Grove in Los Angeles from April 16 to April 18, offering fans the opportunity to immerse themselves in Swift’s creative world for a limited time.

For those unable to attend in person, Spotify has ensured that all surprises and album countdown updates are available on Swift’s album countdown page and various music publisher social channels.

With the release of “The” Tormented Poets Department As the time approaches, Swift is building excitement with strategic partnerships.

Recently, she partnered with Spotify again to encourage fans to pre-save albums on the platform through personalized video messages.