Overview

• The 12-track album was produced by Max Martin and Shellback and features a duet with Sabrina Carpenter.
• Swift created the record largely in secret during summer 2024, drawing inspiration from her record-breaking Eras Tour and detailing the project on the New Heights podcast.
• Cinemas in about 50 countries are hosting weekend events with a music video premiere, making-of content and a karaoke version, with Deadline estimating $30–50 million in U.S. revenue.
• Spotify reports the album as the most pre‑saved in its history, surpassing the mark set by The Tortured Poets Department.
• Early reviews describe a vibrant pop return with candid, personal lyrics, marking Swift’s first album release since regaining ownership of her early masters in May.