Taylor Swift’s upcoming album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” presents an exciting opportunity to address a notable absence in her concert movie, “The Eras Tour.” While the theatrical release of the film delighted fans, some were disappointed by the exclusion of certain performances, particularly Swift’s duet with HAIM on “no body, no crime.” However, Swift’s collaboration with Post Malone on a track from her forthcoming album could offer a solution.
Scheduled for release on April 19, 2024, “The Tortured Poets Department” holds promise for an electrifying addition to Swift’s repertoire. Featuring a collaboration with Post Malone on the song “Fortnight,” the album sets the stage for a potential cameo during Swift’s tour. Given Swift’s history of surprise guest appearances during her acoustic sets, it’s not far-fetched to imagine Post Malone joining her on stage for a special rendition of their collaborative track.
Such a cameo would not only infuse new energy into Swift’s live performances but also provide a remedy for the absence of HAIM in “The Eras Tour” movie. While it’s uncertain whether Swift will introduce a new era specifically for “The Tortured Poets Department” on her tour, incorporating tracks from the album into surprise acoustic sets seems highly likely.
The addition of “Fortnight” and potentially other acoustic performances from “The Tortured Poets Department” to “The Eras Tour” movie, particularly in a section dedicated to acoustic bonus tracks, could offer fans a comprehensive showcase of Swift’s diverse musical journey. Moreover, Post Malone’s cameo would bring a fresh dynamic to the concert film, compensating for the disappointment of HAIM’s exclusion.
It’s worth noting that Swift has a knack for leveraging bonus features to enhance her projects. Just as she included performances from her debut era as bonus surprise songs in “The Eras Tour” movie, she could incorporate “no body, no crime” with HAIM as a bonus feature in “The Acoustic Collection.” This approach would provide a balanced representation of her collaborations and solo performances while honoring her connection with fans.
FAQ
Why was HAIM’s performance of “no body, no crime” excluded from “The Eras Tour” movie?
While the exact reason hasn’t been confirmed, it’s speculated that Swift wanted the concert movie to primarily focus on her solo performances and interactions with fans. Including HAIM’s performance might have disrupted the flow of the film or affected Swift’s desired narrative.
How could Post Malone’s cameo make up for HAIM’s absence in the movie?
Post Malone’s cameo would bring a fresh dynamic to the concert film and provide an exciting surprise for fans. His collaboration with Swift on “Fortnight” from “The Tortured Poets Department” offers a natural opportunity for a joint performance during Swift’s tour, potentially compensating for the absence of HAIM.
Will “The Tortured Poets Department” songs be included in the tour and movie?
While it’s uncertain whether Swift will introduce a new era specifically for “The Tortured Poets Department” on her tour, incorporating tracks from the album into surprise acoustic sets seems highly likely. These performances could be added to “The Eras Tour” movie as bonus features, providing fans with a comprehensive showcase of Swift’s musical evolution.
How does Taylor Swift typically incorporate bonus features into her projects?
Swift often uses bonus features to enhance the overall experience for her fans. For example, she included surprise songs from her debut era in “The Eras Tour” movie’s extended cut. Similarly, she could incorporate bonus performances, such as “no body, no crime” with HAIM, into “The Acoustic Collection” section of the film to provide a balanced representation of her collaborations and solo work.