Taylor Swift drops new music as tour kicks off in ‘Swift City’

It’s the beginning of a new era for Taylor Swift.

The singer dropped four previously unreleased songs in honor of the start of her New Era tour, which begins Friday in Glendale, Arizona.

Three of the songs are re-recorded versions of previously released tracks: ‘Eyes Open’, ‘Safe & Sound’ and ‘If This Was a Movie’.But Swift also dropped an unreleased cut from her 2019 album mistress“All the Girls You Used to Love.” speak nowfueling speculation that this could be the next album she re-records, but the re-recorded track was mysteriously released on the cover picture for Fearless (Taylors Version)).

Swift said the songs were released “to celebrate” the start of her first tour since 2018. To commemorate her visit, Glendale was temporarily renamed “Swift City”.

Swift will be on tour from March to August. Her new music could slightly soothe the millions of fans who were unable to secure tickets for the tour after Ticketmaster’s infamous pre-sale debacle.

On social media, we also shared Swift some behind the scenes photos her own preparing for the tour, including what it indicates The guitar she plans to use. Fearless The tour was conducted by “Parents with Superglue and a Free Afternoon”.