Taylor Swift sets the stage for a unique addition-"Female Fury: The Musical," perhaps a new era just after the release of her highly successful latest album, The Tortured Poets Department.
Last week, the 34-year-old singer-songwriter made headlines by officially trademarking "Female Fury: The Musical" through her company, TAS Rights Management, as reported by TMZ.
Swift is anticipated to transform FRTM into potential upcoming musical releases, video projects, branded merchandise, or even a complete musical production, as some online users speculate.
In a recent Instagram post, Swift expressed her gratitude to all those who contributed to making these unforgettable memories so special. She specifically thanked her dedicated crew, fellow performers, and tireless band members who put in extra effort during their break to create a surprise for fans in Paris.
Revamping her ongoing tour, the 14-time Grammy winner revealed a set of seven original songs reportedly influenced by her brief romance with 1975's lead vocalist, Matty Healy.
The TTPD segment on The Eras Tour received a fresh and dynamic upgrade with costume alterations, intricate choreography, a striking Hollywood sign display, and a prominent UFO-themed stage prop.
Taylor Swift files trademark for “Female Rage: The Musical.”
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) May 14, 2024
The singer used this title in reference to the #TTPD section of the ‘Eras Tour.’ pic.twitter.com/fgNobrEOsx
Next on Swift's agenda is the stop at Sweden's Friends Arena in Stockholm this weekend for three consecutive shows as part of her record-breaking The Eras Tour, which has grossed over $1 billion.
"I'm so fired up to play this for every crowd on the tour," the "Fortnight" singer told her millions of fans. "See you very soon, Stockholm!"
"I'm so fired up to play this for every crowd on the tour," the "Fortnight" singer told her millions of fans. "See you very soon, Stockholm!"
Following the loss of her first six master recordings to her former manager, Swift has diligently re-recorded her music catalog known as Taylor's Version. With just two archival albums left to recreate, the Grammy-winning artist remains focused on reclaiming her creative work from those seeking to profit.
Meanwhile, in Swift's personal life, Swift and three-time Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce are eagerly approaching their first anniversary this July. They are continuing to nurture their relationship despite busy schedules and demanding careers.
In a shocking announcement recently, Gracie Abrams, who has previously opened for Swift during her Eras Tour, revealed that she will be a featured artist on Swift's new song titled "Us."
The song is set to be part of Abrams' highly anticipated debut studio album, scheduled for release on June 21.
Reflecting on their collaboration, the 24-year-old Grammy nominee said on her Instagram Story, "Hands down. I am currently smiling and sweating thinking about it and I'll never get over the shock of seeing this one on the track list. You know how I feel."
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