“1989 (Taylor Version)” Taylor Swift Announces “On Its Way”: “My Favorite Re-recording Ever”

Fans have been patiently awaiting another recording of “Taylor Version” – and now, not just in their wildest dreams. Taylor Swift announced Wednesday during her final show on the Eras Tour in Los Angeles that her copy of the album “1989” is just months away from being released.

“Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve wanted to own my own music,” she told her audience at SoFi Stadium, according to her. the people. “The way I did it was re-recording my albums, the way you embraced…that I celebrated, and really decided that it was your fight too, that you were 100% behind me…I’ll never stop thanking you for that.”

Then came the big news.

she said, revealing a huge album banner on the screen behind her. The announcement was met with deafening shouts and cheers from those who were awaiting the next batch of her re-recordings.

Shortly after announcing the news at the ceremony, Swift confirmed the details on her social media accounts.

“Surprise!! 1989 (Taylor version) is on its way to you soon,” she wrote, saying the album was the one that “changed my life in countless ways.”

“To be completely honest, this is my most favorite record I’ve ever made because the five tracks from The Vault are absolutely insane,” she wrote. “I can’t believe they were left behind at all. But not for long!”

So just when is Taylor Swift’s new album coming out? It says October 27, and it’s already available for pre-order.

Swift has been on a mission since 2019 to Re-recording of her first six albums Until you own the rights. That journey began after talent agent Scooter Braun acquired the rights to her originally recorded albums after his company acquired Big Machine Label Group, the owner of those albums. Swift previously said that she had no idea about the deal until it was “announced to the world,” and because of this, she never had a chance to buy her music.

Big Machine Records CEO Scott Borchetta questioned Swift’s account of how she found out about the deal. But that didn’t stop her from saying “CBS Sunday Morningthe same year that she would “Surely” bring back her earlier music.

So far, Swift has released half of those six albums — “Fearless,” “Red,” and “Speak Now” — all of which come with the title “Taylor’s Version.” After the release of “1989,” originally released in 2014, in October, the remaining albums will be her 2006 debut album Taylor Swift and 2017’s “Reputation.”

Along with the original, re-recorded songs, the albums came with never-released “from the safe” tracks, as well as new album art.