There’s a big change in the schedule for Taylor Swift’s Erasure tour documentary — here’s when to watch it

Less than a year after concluding her record-breaking Erasure tour, Taylor Swift has unveiled her latest album, life of a showgirl, Now, they have released a six-part documentary series that tells the behind-the-scenes story of the global tour along with a three-hour concert film.

The documentary traces the planning, rehearsals and production of the Erasure Tour, which grossed over $2 billion and set a new record for the number of stadium shows by a female artist. The series concludes with a full, feature-length recording of the final performance.

While Swifty viewing parties have enjoyed the first two episodes, Swift herself took to X to announce new release dates for the final episodes.

In Taylor Swift: End of an Era We also got to see appearances from her famous collaborators like Ed Sheeran and Sabrina Carpenter, as well as a moment with her fiancé Travis Kelce. Speaking at a small screening in New York ahead of the release, Swift said the project reflected years of work, adding: “Everything that went into it was all the lessons we’ve learned throughout our lives,” before expressing her gratitude to the dancers, musicians and technical teams who brought the tour to life.

Swift announced the project on Instagram, calling the tour a defining moment. He wrote, “It was the end of an era and we knew it.” “We wanted to capture every second leading up to the conclusion of the most intense and meaningful chapter of our lives, so we invited filmmakers to document the tour and the stories threaded through it as it came to a close – including the final show.”

This is not Swift’s first cinematic performance on the Eras tour. In 2023, The Eras Tour (Taylor’s version) Following its global cinema release it became the highest-grossing concert film of all time.

New documentary released soon after release life of a showgirlwhich gave Swift her biggest UK opening week to date and achieved her 14th number-one album. Although its commercial success is undeniable, critical response has been mixed. Guardian It was awarded two stars and called “dazzlingly dazzling”. IndependentRoisin O’Connor was more enthusiastic, awarding it four stars and describing Swift as “star, ringmaster and circus all in one”.

From release dates for new episodes to where to stream the series and the concert film, here’s everything you need to know.

Where to watch ‘The End of an Era’

The six-part documentary premiered on December 12 with the first two episodes on Disney+. Episodes three and four are released today (December 19), while the final two episodes will be released on December 23, three days earlier than the original planned date of December 26. For UK viewers, everyone arrives at 8am.

Get 4 months free with ExpressVPN

Servers in 105 countries
Superior Speed
Works on all your devices

try for free

Advertisement. If you sign up for this service we will earn commission. This revenue helps to fund journalism at The Independent.

ALSO READ  Sean Duffy's daughter speaks out against TSA after being patted down at the airport

Disney+ subscription starts at £5.99 per month for the ad-supported tier. Instead of a monthly subscription, there is the option to pay per year at two higher tiers, which brings the price down to £99.90 for the Standard tier, which lets you download content for offline viewing, and £149.90 for the Premium tier, which lets you watch on up to four devices simultaneously and gives you access to Ultra HD content.

here it is best record playerReviewed by an audio expert