Singer Taylor Swift is preparing to celebrate one of their biggest concert tours of all time: their legendary Eras Tour!

The 34-year-old pop sensation announced a throwback photo book on Instagram this morning that features Swift’s own personal touch.

The magic doesn’t end there; The “Fortnight” singer also announced that Swifties will own The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology on CD and vinyl for the first time!

The standard edition of The Tortured Poets Department was published in April of this year.

Taylor Swift’s blockbuster “Eras Tour” comes to an end in December

The blockbuster Eras tour was announced nearly two years ago and quickly became a pop culture phenomenon.

The tour inspired a serious look at the collaboration between Ticketmaster and ticket sales and later caught the attention of many famous people, from pop stars to politicians. A concert film was also released in theaters and later made its way to Disney+ for those Swifties who missed the theatrical release.

The final dates will take place internationally and feature Gracie Abrams as a supporting act. The final show is December 8th in Vancouver.

Tickets for the film “Eras Tour” had a certain price

The film “Eras Tour” lit up theaters last year. Swifties were able to experience a full-length, three-hour Eras Tour show in three-dimensional IMAX!

Observant fans may have noticed an Easter egg regarding ticket prices for the film; Adults could pay $19.89, and younger Swifties could see the film if their parents paid $13.13.

Swift was undoubtedly involved in crafting these incredibly specific awards. 19.89 refers to the singer’s critically acclaimed LP 1989, released in October 2014. The number 13 has an important meaning for the singer; It’s her favorite number, and Swifties can often see their girl performing with the number 13 on her hand.

AMC Theaters also provided themed merchandise to moviegoers; Swifties were able to enjoy popcorn in an Eras Tour-themed bucket and drinks in an Eras Tour-themed mug to their heart’s content.

Taylor Swift will publish a book on the topic of “Eras Tour”.

Swifties will soon be able to relive their fondest memories of the Eras Tour in a keepsake book! The “Holy Ground” singer announced the Target-exclusive release on Instagram Tuesday morning.

Viewers were treated to a video that showed an overview of the illustrated book.

The book offers a brilliant look through the tour and contains over 500 images on 256 pages People Magazine.

Swift herself shared her thoughts on the monumental book.

She wrote: “We will begin the final leg of the Eras Tour this week, which is difficult to understand. This tour was the most wonderful experience and I knew I wanted to capture the memories we made together in a special way.” Well, actually in two ways. I’m excited to announce “The Official Eras Tour Book,” filled with my personal reflections, never-before-seen behind-the-scenes photos, and all the magical memories you brought with you each evening.”

The Eras tour may be coming to an end, but Swifties who have been enjoying The Tortured Poets Department’s expansive edition since its April release on streaming services are in for a treat.

The expanded edition of The Tortured Poets Department will be available soon

The standard edition of “The Tortured Poets Department” appeared on streaming services back in April. To the delight of sleepless Swifties, an expanded edition of the record with a total of 31 songs was released a few hours later.

The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology has not been physically available to fans since its release, but the wait is now over!

Swift also announced the availability of “THE ANTHOLOGY” on both vinyl and CD in the video! The record will contain a total of 35 tracks. However, it is currently unclear whether it will feature four brand new songs or acoustic/live versions of previous tracks.

Taylor Swift first announced her Eras tour in 2022

On November 1, 2022, Swift announced a new “era” in her career that would define her next two years!

The singer had just released her album Midnights and was determined to sing these new songs along with tunes from her albums Lover, Folklore and Evermore. All three albums were unable to tour due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Swift was forced to cancel “Lover Fest” performances due to the pandemic lockdown.