Taylor Swift fans may be in for a late night as Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour has just landed a new release date on Disney+.
The movie will be available on the streaming service in the UK on March 15 – with a new drop time of 1am.
This coincides with The Eras Tour becoming available in the US on March 14 at 6pm PT.
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The movie is officially titled Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version), and it will be an extended version of the record-breaking concert film.
The movie will feature five extra songs, including Folklore track 'Cardigan' and four additional acoustic tracks. It is unclear what those other songs will be, but it's not long before fans will find out.
The movie was originally trimmed down to just below the three-hour mark for its cinematic release, while Universal released a longer version online available to rent. That version featured three additional songs: 'Wildest Dreams', 'The Archer', and 'Long Live'.
The Eras Tour originally released on October 13, 2023, and soon became the highest-grossing concert movie of all time as it comfortably beat the $73 million that Justin Bieber: Never Say Never earned across its entire run in 2011.
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Fans might not have to wait too long to see Swift in another guise, either, as there are rumours she could appear in the highly-anticipated Deadpool 3 as either Dazzler or Lady Deadpool.
When asked about the possibility recently, director Shawn Levy said: "I’m going across the board. ‘No comment’ because that’s a double whammy. That’s Taylor-related. And it’s MCU-related. I’m no dummy. You’re going to have to wait and see."
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version) will be available to stream on Disney+ starting on March 15 in the UK and March 14 in the US. A shorter version (titled 'Extended Version') can be rented via various digital outlets.
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