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Taylor Swift’s 2023 Eras Tour Setlist Includes Songs From Midnights, Red, 1989 & More

The career-spanning setlist is a mix of songs from albums she’s released since her 2006 debut.

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It’s me, hi, I’m the setlist, it’s me — and welcome to the Eras Tour. Taylor Swift’s 2023 tour commenced on March 17, with die-hard Swifties gathering inside Arizona’s State Farm Stadium in Glendale for opening night. After the 12-time Grammy winner announced her first tour in five years in November, people have been busy concocting dream setlists, imagining which songs from her 10 studio albums would make the final cut. Now, fans no longer have to wonder.

Since her last tour — 2018’s Reputation World Tour — Swift has released four new albums, which include more than 70 new songs. She’s also unleashed two re-recorded albums with additional “From The Vault” songs. With so many fresh tracks she’s never performed live, alongside the many songs from her other albums, Swift’s Eras Tour setlist was bound to be long.

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For her three-hour Eras Tour set, Swift decided to split the setlist into album eras in this order: Lover, Fearless, evermore, Reputation, Speak Now, Red, folklore, 1989, her self-titled debut, and Midnights. Note: the setlist has slightly changed throughout the tour, as noted in the section below.

Taylor Swift’s 2023 Eras Tour Setlist

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  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. “invisible string”
  25. “betty”
  26. “the last great american dynasty”
  27. “august”
  28. “illicit affairs” (bridge)
  29. “my tears ricochet”
  30. “cardigan”
  31. “Style”
  32. “Blank Space”
  33. “Shake It Off”
  34. “Wildest Dreams”
  35. “Bad Blood”
  36. SECRET SONG 1: Click here for the list of secret songs
  37. SECRET SONG 2
  38. “Lavender Haze”
  39. “Anti-Hero”
  40. “Midnight Rain”
  41. “Vigilante Sh*t”
  42. “Bejeweled”
  43. “Mastermind”
  44. “Karma”

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Setlist Changes

  • Beginning on March 31 in Arlington, Swift replaced “invisible string” with “the 1,” except for her May 6 show in Nashville, when she brought back “invisible string” to honor a bench in her name at Centennial Park.
  • Swift performed “Nothing New” with Phoebe Bridgers before “All Too Well” from May 5-28, when Bridgers was one of her opening acts.
  • Starting on July 7 in Kansas City, Swift added “Long Live” to the setlist during the Speak Now act after “Enchanted.”
  • Swift performed “no body, no crime” with HAIM in place of “‘tis the damn season” from July 22-Aug. 9, when HAIM was one of her opening acts. “‘tis the damn season” returned to the setlist starting on Aug. 24 in Mexico City.

The Album Eras In Setlist Order

1st Era: Lover

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2nd Era: Fearless

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3rd Era: evermore

4th Era: Reputation

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5th Era: Speak Now

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6th Era: Red

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7th Era: folklore

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8th Era: 1989

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9th Era: Taylor Swift

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10th Era: Midnights

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