Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Setlist

If you’re going to the tour and don’t want to know the setlist, then:

⚠️ Spoiler Warning

Like right now.

Seriously.

Look away, DON’T glance down.

At all.

Okay, you’re still here.

Onward!

The setlist:

  1. Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince

  2. Cruel Summer

  3. The Man

  4. You Need To. Calm Down

  5. Lover

  6. The Archer

  7. Fearless

  8. You Belong With Me

  9. Love Story

  10. ‘tis the damn season

  11. willow

  12. marjorie

  13. champagne problems

  14. tolerate it

  15. …Ready for it?

  16. Delicate

  17. Don’t Blame Me

  18. Look What You Made Me Do

  19. Enchanted

  20. 22

  21. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together

  22. I Knew You Were Trouble

  23. All Too Well (10 Minute Version)

  24. seven

  25. invisible string

  26. betty

  27. the last great american dynasty

  28. august

  29. illicit affairs

  30. my tears ricochet

  31. cardigan

  32. Style

  33. Blank Space

  34. Shake It Off

  35. Wildest Dreams

  36. Bad Blood

  37. surprise song

  38. surprise song

  39. Lavender Haze

  40. Anti-Hero

  41. Midnight Rain

  42. Vigilante Shit

  43. Bejeweled

  44. Mastermind

  45. Karma

I have so many thoughts but first of all: how fucking insane is it that she’s doing FORTY FIVE SONGS per night!?!? In my wildest dreams, I was hoping for a count in the low thirties. This woman truly goes FAR above and beyond for her fans. I can’t imagine how physically taxing this tour will be for her, doing a three hour long show two or three nights a week until September.

Given that number of songs, it feels supremely disrespectful and unappreciative to suggest that anything about it isn’t good enough, but I do find the lack or representation for two albums in particular a bit striking. Speak Now has only ONE song on the permanent setlist, and the debut album has NONE. While Taylor may supplement the representation for these albums using the two surprise songs, that still doesn’t really do much to close the gap between these neglected albums and most of the others, which on average gave at least five songs each.

My expectation going in was that the more recent, untoured albums would be favored, but not quite this extensively. I expected there to be about thirty songs on the setlist, with a decent number of mashups/medleys. I expected each album to get at least two songs, but for some to get up to four or five. What I didn’t expect was for ANY album to get seven or eight, which is what happened. Folklore got the most, at eight, then was Midnights at seven, followed by Lover at six, and Evermore at five. 1989 also had five, while Red and Reputation both got four. That left Speak Now with one, and the Debut album with NO songs on the recurring setlist. Very curious, especially given the strong hints that Speak Now would be the next rerecorded album to be released.