Dec 13, 2025
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The End of an Era, a six-part docu-series about the biggest tour in pop music history, debuts on Disney Plus.Taylor Swift also talks about the planned terrorist attacks in Vienna.
'I felt haunted': Taylor Swift shares insight into 'Eras Tour' highs and lows
"The End," a six-part documentary series about the biggest tour in POP history, debuts on Disney Plus.Taylor Swift also talks about the planned terrorist attacks in Vienna.
Taylor Swift fiddles with her guitar, trying to relax and turns to an audio book.Her hands are constantly shaking, she tells her mother, Andrea, who has calmed down.Then English pop star Ed Sheeran appears in the backstage room.She will perform with Taylor Swift tonight at the Fifty Wembley-Out concert at Wembley Stadium, the grand finale of her European leg.
A week ago, Taylor Swift was supposed to perform in Vienna, but three concerts were canceled due to a planned terrorist attack. Swift tells her friend and colleague that she found out on the plane and that she never arrived in Vienna. "I just need to create this show, to remember the joy of it," she says.
Then she wanted to disappear to a place where no one could find her."I don't want to be hunted like animals," she says.
149 concerts in front of over a million fans
Ed Sheeran is talking about the most successful tour in pop history.21 months, 149 concerts on 5 continents, more than ten million people.A phenomenon of total cultural dominance comparable to Beatlemania or Michael Jackson.
Fans have been waiting for a look behind the scenes of the Eras Tour, and now the first two episodes of the six-part docuseries have been released on Disney Plus.
Surprisingly, the first episode of "End of an Era" focuses on the planned terrorist attacks in Vienna, with Taylor Swift receiving a lot of criticism for not publicly commenting on them for an extended period in the summer of 2024 and not directly addressing her Austrian fans.This communication strategy is not questioned in the documentary, but it shows how Swift dealt with this emotional low point.
Knife attack with three victims
“A series of very violent, terrible things happened on tour,” Taylor Swift said in her London hotel room.“We narrowly avoided a massacre.I'm completely derailed.She starts talking about the Southport attack and bursts into tears.
Shortly before the lquipna concert, a 17-year-old stabbed three who participated in a Taylor Swift-paid tribute to Southport, England."It's hard for me to explain," Swift said.
Later, he will meet relatives and survivors of the Southport stabbing, as he did before five London shows.But she won't cry, she'll laugh, she says.And then stopped his passion for three and a half hours."They don't have to worry about you," says Swift.
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"It's like being a pilot flying an airplane."If the pilot wasn't safe, everyone on the plane would be scared. That's why you have to stay cool and cool
Monologues like these offer the psyche of a pop star who seems to have an almost magical ability to walk around incoherent, nothing happening."I can do it with a narrow heart," Taylor Swift once sang, and this documentary series is proof of that.
It was directed by documentary filmmaker and musician Don Argot along with Sheena M.Joyce, but one can assume that Swift looked closely at what was being shown.
We see him completely and the user shows, the letters of writing and stamps are wrong on top, the staff causes the staff to share the factory.How his fans cry, dance and celebrate.
Ordinary people and saviors
Florence Welch talks and compares her performance as a guest on the "Eras Tour" to landing on Mars.Suddenly, he found himself in the middle of this pop phenomenon, which he had previously only followed from the outside."Taylor is my friend, and I know her as a warm, soft person, and when I came on stage, I was like, Oh my God, it's fucking Taylor Swift!" says the singer.
To withstand fame at this level you may have to combine both: ordinary people with talking and fucking hands Taylor Swift, savior of millions.One can pretend to be the other.
The camera was not in the meetings with the survivors of the attack in the South, but they showed a dress, in colorful clothes, who were calm.
His voice can be heard in the voice. "I live in a reality that is not true," he says.More than 90,000 fans are waiting for them there.
