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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Ranking every era in Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is not an easy task, as every era showcases a different aspect of the legendary singer's impressive career. The concert movie captures different musical moments from every era of Taylor Swift's albums. The Eras Tour concert movie broke multiple box office records and offers a visually stunning view into Taylor Swift's incredible career.
9 Folklore A Whimsical and Ethereal Era That Brings Back The Iconic Cabin The Folklore era brought a sense of calm and serenity to the show, after earlier sets that consisted of fast-paced dances and bright lights. Wearing a flowing white gown, Taylor Swift returns to the iconic cabin and staircase backdrop, made famous from her first of the two albums released during the pandemic.
Where this era shines is that it is stripped back and intimate. After the heavy-toned sets that were used in the earlier stages of the concert, Taylor Swift simply used her voice and her instruments to carry the acoustic set beautifully. It shows how, with just a guitar and a piano, she can dominate the SoFi Stadium in California, where the movie was filmed. This set truly depicts Swift’s pure talent as a performer and is an excellent return to her roots.
6 Lover A Beautiful, Colorful, and Energetic Opening To The Eras Tour Close The Eras Tour opens with a visually stunning Lover set, with the dancers wearing huge sunset-colored Loie Fuller-esque wings out of which Taylor Swift emerges to the tune of "Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince" before launching into her hit "Cruel Summer".
This era highlights the latest stage that Taylor Swift has reached in her career and her growth as a performer. It is a thrilling and entertaining segment that ends the concert on a high note. The album-inspired fireworks and confetti in the final song "Karma" prove that this was the perfect era to bring a stunning conclusion to the show.
Where Speak Now lacks in length, it makes up its time with its beautiful staging and stunning performances. Taylor Swift enters the era in a cloud of smoke, wearing a stunning Nicola & Felicia gown in layers of different shades of purple. She is surrounded by her dancers who perform a complimentary ballet routine as she performs, adding a beautiful fairytale element to the song perfectly.
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