For Southern California Swifties, the biggest event of the year is about to take place. The Eras Tour has officially made its way to Los Angeles.
Sofi Stadium will bring in hundreds of thousands of fans to Inglewood throughout the next week. Since the start of Swift’s tour on March 17 in Glendale Arizona, her set list has stayed consistent, with only a few song swaps here and there. However, one thing that fans can count on is that each night of the Eras Tour, Swift selects two songs from her catalog to perform acoustically, one on the guitar and one on the piano. With her six Los Angeles concerts come 12 new surprise songs.
It’s an intimate moment between Swift and her fans, with rare guest appearances, where she strips down a song to just the lyrics and the chords.
So far Swift has performed 93 different surprise songs throughout her U.S. dates. After promising fans that if she messes up a song and has to restart it, it’s fair game for her to perform as a surprise song at another venue, she performed “Clean” from 1989 for a second time.
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Fans have taken it upon themselves to track each of the surprise songs as they go either through making a series out of it on TikTok, creating a website or taking to social media to place bets on which songs they thing she’ll perform that evening and what their punishment will be if she does.
Here’s the breakdown of surprise song possibilities left for the LA shows from each of Swift’s 10 albums:
From her debut album:
- The Outside
- Stay Beautiful
- Mary’s Song (Oh My My My)
- A Perfectly Good Heart
From Fearless (Taylor’s Version)
- Tell Me Why
- The Way I Loved You
- Change
- Untouchable
- Come in with the Rain
- Superstar
- We Were Happy
- That’s When
- Don’t You
- Bye Bye Baby
From Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)
- Better Than Revenge
- Innocent
- Superman
- Electric Touch
- Foolish One
From Red (Taylor’s Version)
- Girl at Home
- Ronan
- Babe
- Forever Winter
- Run
- The Very First Night
From 1989
Taylor has performed all of the songs from 1989 during the first leg of her tour. The final song she performed from the album was New Romantics on August 9 after announcing that 1989 (Taylor’s Version) would be her next re-recording. The album will be released on October 27, 9 years to the date after the original album was released.
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From Reputation
- End Game
- I Did Something Bad
- So it Goes…
- Dancing with Our Hands Tied
From Lover
- I Forgot That You Existed
- Cornelia Street
- London Boy
- Soon You’ll Get Better
- Afterglow
- Me!
- It’s Nice to Have a Friend
From Folklore
- Epiphany
- Peace
- Hoax
From Evermore
- Happiness
- Long Story Short
- Closure
- It’s Time to Go
From Midnights
- Labyrinth
- Sweet Nothing
- Bigger Than the Whole Sky
- Paris
- Glitch
- Dear Reader
- You’re Losing Me
Swift has also performed some songs that she wrote exclusively for movie soundtracks including “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” from “Fifty Shades Darker” and “Today Was a Fairytale” from “Valentine’s Day.”
Here are the movie soundtrack songs that remain:
- Crazier – Hannah Montana: The Movie
- Safe and Sound – The Hunger Games
- Eyes Open – The Hunger Games
- Sweeter Than Fiction – One Chance
- Beautiful Ghosts – Cats
- Macavity – Cats
- Only the Young – Miss Americana
- Carolina – Where the Crawdads Sing
Note: This list does not include songs from Swift’s Christmas album or those that she flubbed during the original surprise song performance.
And for curious fans who want to know what surprise songs have already been played while not spoiling the official set list, her’s a breakdown of when she played each surprise song and any special guests she had.
Already played songs:
- mirrorball (Glendale, Arizona – March 17)
- Tim McGraw (Glendale, Arizona – March 17)
- State of Grace (Glendale, Arizona – March 18)
- this is me trying (Glendale, Arizona – March 18)
- Our Song (Las Vegas, Nevada – March 24 and Los Angeles, California – August 4)
- Snow on the Beach (Las Vegas, Nevada – March 24)
- cowboy like me with special guest Marcus Mumford (Las Vegas, Nevada – March 25)
- White Horse (Las Vegas, Nevada – March 25)
- Sad Beautiful Tragic (Arlington, Texas – March 31)
- Ours (Arlington, Texas – March 31)
- Death By a Thousand Cuts (Arlington, Texas – April 1 and Los Angeles, California – August 5)
- Clean (Arlington, Texas – April 1 and East Rutherford, New Jersey – May 28)
- Jump Then Fall (Arlington, Texas – April 2)
- The Lucky One (Arlington, Texas – April 2
- Speak Now (Tampa, Florida – April 13)
- Treacherous (Tampa, Florida – April 13)
- The Great War with special guest Aaron Dessner (Tampa, Florida – April 14)
- You’re On Your Own, Kid (Tampa, Florida – April 14 and Los Angeles, California – August 5)
- mad woman with special guest Aaron Dessner (Tampa, Florida – April 15)
- Mean (Tampa, Florida – April 15)
- Wonderland (Houston, Texas – April 22)
- You’re Not Sorry (Houston, Texas – April 21)
- A Place in This World (Houston, Texas – April 22)
- Begin Again (Houston, Texas – April 23)
- Cold As You (Houston, Texas – April 23)
- The Other Side of the Door (Atlanta, Georgia – Apirl 28)
- coney island (Atlanta, Georgia – Apirl 28)
- High Infidelity (Atlanta, Georgia – Apirl 29)
- Gorgeous (Atlanta, Georgia – Apirl 29)
- I Bet You Think About Me (Atlanta, Georgia – Apirl 30)
- How You Get the Girl (Atlanta, Georgia – Apirl 30)
- Sparks Fly (Nashville, Tennessee – May 5)
- Teardrops on My Guitar (Nashville, Tennessee – May 5)
- Out of the Woods (Nashville, Tennessee – May 6)
- Fifteen (Nashville, Tennessee – May 6)
- Would’ve Could’ve Should’ve with special guest Aaron Dessner (Nashville, Tennessee – May 7)
- Mine (Nashville, Tennessee – May 7)
- gold rush (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – May 12)
- Come Back…Be Here (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – May 12)
- Forever & Always (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – May 13)
- This Love (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – May 13)
- Hey Stephen (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – May 14)
- The Best Day (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – May 14)
- Should’ve Said No (Foxborough, Massachusetts – May 19)
- Better Man (Foxborough, Massachusetts – May 19)
- Question…? (Foxborough, Massachusetts – May 20)
- Invisible (Foxborough, Massachusetts – May 20)
- I Think He Knows (Foxborough, Massachusetts – May 21)
- Red (Foxborough, Massachusetts – May 21)
- Getaway Car with surprise guest Jack Antonoff (East Rutherford, New Jersey – May 26)
- Maroon (East Rutherford, New Jersey – May 26 and Los Angeles, California – August 3)
- Holy Ground (East Rutherford, New Jersey – May 27)
- False God (East Rutherford, New Jersey – May 27)
- Welcome to New York (East Rutherford, New Jersey – May 28)
- I Wish You Would (Chicago, Illinois – June 2)
- the lakes (Chicago, Illinois – June 2)
- You All Over Me with special guest Maren Morris (Chicago, Illinois – June 3)
- I Don’t Wanna Live Forever (Chicago, Illinois – June 3)
- Hits Different (Chicago, Illinois – June 4)
- The Moment I Knew (Chicago, Illinois – June 4)
- Haunted (Detroit, Michigan – June 9)
- I Almost Do (Detroit, Michigan – June 9)
- All You Had to Do Was Stay (Detroit, Michigan – June 10)
- Breathe (Detroit, Michigan – June 10)
- Mr. Perfectly Fine (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – June 16)
- The Last Time (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – June 16)
- The Story of Us (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – June 17)
- seven with special guest Aaron Dessner (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – June 17)
- Paper Rings (Minneapolis, Minnesota – June 23)
- If This was a Movie (Minneapolis, Minnesota – June 23)
- Dear John (Minneapolis, Minnesota – June 24)
- Daylight (Minneapolis, Minnesota – June 24)
- I’m Only Me When I’m With You (Cincinnati, Ohio – June 30)
- evermore (Cincinnati, Ohio – June 30)
- Ivy with special guest Aaron Dessner (Cincinnati, Ohio – July 1)
- I Miss You, I’m Sorry with special guest Gracie Abrams (Cincinnati, Ohio – July 1)
- Call It What You Want (Cincinnati, Ohio – July 1)
- Never Grow Up (Kansas City, Missouri – July 7)
- When Emma Falls in Love (Kansas City, Missouri – July 7)
- Last Kiss (Kansas City, Missouri – July 8)
- dorothea (Kansas City, Missouri – July 8)
- Picture to Burn (Denver, Colorado – July 14)
- Timeless (Denver, Colorado – July 14)
- Starlight (Denver, Colorado – July 15)
- Back to December (Denver, Colorado – July 15)
- This is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things (Seattle, Washington – July 22)
- Everything Has Changed (Seattle, Washington – July 22)
- Message in a Bottle (Seattle, Washington – July 23)
- Tied Together with a Smile (Seattle, Washington – July 23)
- Right Where You Left Me with special guest Aaron Dessner (Santa Clara, California – July 28)
- Castles Crumbling (Santa Clara, California – July 28)
- Stay Stay Stay (Santa Clara, California – July 29)
- All of the Girls You Loved Before (Santa Clara, California – July 29)
- I Can See You (Los Angeles, California – August 3)
- You Are in Love (Los Angeles, California – August 4)
- Dress (Los Angeles, California – August 7)
- Exile (Los Angeles, California – August 7)
- I Know Places (Los Angeles, California – August 8)
- King of My Heart (Los Angeles, California – August 8)
- New Romantics (Los Angeles, California – August 9)
- New Year’s Day (Los Angeles, California – August 9)
