1989 (Taylor’s Version) will be her latest re-recorded release on October 27, arriving precisely nine years after her 2014 Grammy-winning 1989 album. The premise of Taylor Swift’s quest to re-record ...
Taylor Swift is up to her old Midnights tricks. Her 10th studio album celebrated its one-year anniversary last weekend, and if you look at 1989 (Taylor’s Version) and squint really hard, you can see ...
Just a day or so ago, Taylor Swift finally announced 1989 (Taylor’s Version), the latest in her series of re-recorded early albums. The set, which will see her rework and add new tunes to her pop ...
Taylor Swift recently announced her upcoming re-recording, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), much to the delight of her massive fan base. The singer revealed the album cover and release date, October 27, ...
The singer released the album – originally recorded and released in 2014 – at midnight on Friday, marking her fourth re-recorded offering after her former label sold the master recordings to her first ...
The music video for “Karma,” which was released in May 2023, also provided a 1989 hint. At the time of its premiere, the date for Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) had already been announced, so there was ...
The album features original hits such as "Shake It Off," "Bad Blood" and "Wildest Dreams," as well as five vault tracks. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Taylor Swift has officially entered her 1989 ...
Like any serious literary work, Taylor Swift leads the new songs on her albums with an introduction — or, in her words, a prologue. With the release of "1989 (Taylor's Version)" Oct. 27, fans were ...
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