Taylor’s triumphant "reputation Stadium Tour" gets immortalized the way it deserves in her new Netflix concert film, which premiered on the streaming service on New Year’s Eve. (Just in time for “New Year’s Day”: that’s our Taylor, always thinking conceptually.) It shows off the biggest and best tour yet from one of pop’s all-time great live performers — Taylor goes for stadium-rocking spectacle, without toning down any of her songs’ one-on-one emotional intimacy.
Taylor made a surprise appearance during Jack Antonoff’s LGBTQ Youth organization The Ally Coalition‘s benefit concert on Wednesday, Pitchfork reports.
Playing the acoustic guitar, Taylor joined Hayley Kiyoko to perform "reputation" song “Delicate.” The pair sang together, with the audience joining in at the benefit held at Town Hall in New York, NY.
Taylor kicked off the first night of her hotly awaited "reputation Stadium Tour" tour last night at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, in front of 60,000 fans, and for the most part she went epic, with giant inflatable cobras, pyro, multiple stages and hordes of dancers. As always, she leaned hard into the new material, doing almost everything on the new "reputation" (the one she left out was "So It Goes..."), yet with her own uniquely intimate touch.
After laying low for months, Taylor made a spectacularly bold return with "reputation", glittering palace of luxurious grudges and crystalline trap beats.