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Her New Era: From Stage to the Big Screen

Taylor Swift announces film documenting her Eras Tour

Grace Lovejoy, Editor-in-Chief

Sep 1, 2023

Graphic designed by Features Editor Grace Lovejoy to depict the switch from stage to screen as Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour becomes a film

Grace Lovejoy

On Thursday Aug.31, Taylor Swift announced on Instagram the Eras Tour film that documents the North American leg of her tour and it will be released to North American theaters on Oct.13. Swift played six shows at the Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles, California. Swift performed her first three shows in Mexico City and plans to tour throughout Europe in 2024.

“The Eras Tour has been the most meaningful, electric experience of my life so far and I’m overjoyed to tell you that it’ll be coming to the big screen soon,” Swift wrote on Instagram.

Swift announced the Eras Tour would be coming to movie theatres on August 31. (via Instagram)

In November Swift’s sale for The Eras Tour people voiced their opinion about the outcome. Ticketmaster left fans that waited for hours in the queue empty handed. Later on, the case went to congress and a further investigation went on for Ticketmaster.

Tickets are now on sale at AMC theaters, Regal, Cinemark and Fandango. The film is directed by Sam Wrench who also produced films for Billie Eilish, Lizzo and Jennifer Lopez. The movie will have four showtimes, Thursdays through Sundays.

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Grace Lovejoy, Editor-in-Chief

Grace Lovejoy is serving as the Editor-In-Chief for 2024-2025 school year. Lovejoy has been on staff for three years now and served as the Features Editor last year. Lovejoy has won 3 Best of SNO pieces, including her first piece “Collision course: teens and golf cart accidents in Peachtree City” which was the first for the Trail. Lovejoy has been an Ambassador and a part of McIntosh BETA Club for 2 years. She was involved in the Student Press Law Center’s New Voices program in 2023 and won a Best of Sno award for her story “The five freedoms in the First,” recapping her experience. Lovejoy has been involved in theater for 2 years and has performed and worked backstage on numerous shows. This year she is serving as the Historian for the McIntosh Thespians Troupe. Lovejoy is eager to meet the new staff and have another successful year on the Trail.