But do the other dancers hint at the rerecording after Speak Now? Maybe it’ll be 1989? Three of the 12 dancers are in costumes inspired by that record (the “Shake It Off” cheerleader, the “I Know Places”/”All You Had to Do Was Stay” tour look, and the “Welcome to New York” tour see you. During the performance, Swift walks over to a glass box holding the Speak Now dancer and unsuccessfully tries to break them out, which foreshadowed the Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) announcement that arrived in early May. However, the homage doesn’t come without a few tinfoil-hat theories for future rerecordings. During “ Look What You Made Me Do,” Swift’s onstage crew are made to look like past versions of the pop star (a concept pulled from the song’s music video), with new additions like folklore, evermore, and Lover joining the party.
Swifties (and obviously Swift herself) aren’t the only ones at the show dressed like old versions of Taylor - her dancers are too. Since it can be difficult to spot them all during a three-plus-hour concert, whether there in person (probably weeping) or following along afar through fuzzy TikToks, we’re keeping an ongoing list of every Swiftian hint we’ve found from the mastermind herself.Īre the Swift dancers in on the Easter eggs? And everything is in play: The glittery costumes, the over-the-top props, the elaborate stage design, and even the dance moves hide clues about future projects (or nods to an earlier part of her career, depending which theory you choose). Swift road trip also means so many Easter eggs. Each performance is a journey through the pop star’s, well, eras, with a 44-song set list pulling from all ten of her studio albums. Photo: Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty ImagesĪfter scrapping the two-city Lover Fest in 2020 due to the pandemic, Taylor Swift has taken the Swift Show back on the road for the Eras Tour, her first trek in five years. Taylor Swift, probably thinking of Easter eggs.
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