The Eras tour has been an endless source of entertainment, excitement and speculation for the last four years. Now it is finally coming to a close, the last piece of the puzzle is The End of an Era Documentary and The Final Show which we hope will include lots of unrevealed secrets that give us a different perspective when it comes to how the tour was organized, carried out and came to a close.

Now that we have spent the last month enjoying TLOAS, we decided to finally sit down and dissect the album by trying to relate Taylor’s latest twelve songs to her previous studio albums. We also want to celebrate the upcoming Eras Tour Documentary.

After an incredible album release week, we are finally sitting down to discuss all things The Life of a Showgirl, including decoding the twelve new songs, alternate versions, our experiences at the cinema release party, the records being broken and of course, all of the reactions to Taylor Swift’s seemingly polarising twelfth studio album.

With less than a month to go for The Life of a Showgirl and a lot to celebrate within the Taylor Swift fandom, there are only two things on everyone's minds: Taylor and Travis’ engagement and what the new album might sound like. With no lead single in sight, we’re going to be taking everything we know into account to try to decipher which 12 songs from Taylor’s discography might be the most similar to what’s coming next.

Last week Taylor Swift surprised us all by revealing A LOT of details about TS12 which we now officially know as The Life of a Showgirl. With around six weeks to go (!!!) we want to discuss everything Taylor revealed on New Heights, including the tracklist, photoshoot and descriptions she gave of her twelfth studio album, as well as theorise about everything we don’t yet know.

From bold one word titles, to her recent longest ever one yet, Taylor Swift’s album names always make a statement and set the scene for the entire body of music she’s curating. However, throughout the eras Taylor has revealed that the title she landed on wasn’t always the original she had in mind. Moreover, sometimes secret project names also get revealed and lead to further speculation about the naming process of albums. However, what if she hadn’t chosen those particular names? Which other titles could live up to these now iconic eras?

Recently, after years of back and forth, four taylor’s versions, and a lot of heartache, Taylor Swift revealed that she had bought her masters back - meaning all of her music, videos and photoshoots now finally belong to her. To celebrate we’re going to be breaking down her heartfelt letter and discussing what might be next, whether it be a celebratory release of the reputation vault tracks, debut taylor’s version, or TS12!

Thank you all so much for sticking around while we took an impromptu break, we are so very grateful!!

Over time track 5s in the Taylor Swift fandom have become, alongside lead singles, some of the most important songs on her studio albums. The 11 songs that Taylor chose to highlight by placing them as the fifth track all follow the pattern of being extremely vulnerable ballads. But what if she hadn’t chosen those particular tracks? Which other songs could live up to the emotionally devastating reputation this particular placement on her albums have?