US EditionUntangling Taylor Swift's Life of a Showgirl Track List: Who Are Ophelia, Elizabeth Taylor?
Taylor Swift’s 12th album features 12 tracks and reunites her with producers Max Martin and Shellback, shifting from previous collaborators and tied to her Eras Tour experience.
- On August 14, 2025, Taylor Swift revealed the cover and a list of 12 new songs for her upcoming twelfth studio project, which features a collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter.
- Swift unveiled the album in a teaser on Travis Kelce's New Heights podcast released earlier in August, generating global excitement and many fan theories.
- Multiple limited-edition deluxe CDs themed differently, with special packaging and jewellery, became available for pre-order until August 16 or while supplies last, with a four-package purchase limit for UK customers.
- Notable fans expressed enthusiasm, including Hannah Brown who listened to the New Heights podcast and Caitlin Clark who tweeted about fans' online impact, as McCall Mirabella canceled a date to watch the announcement live.
- The album's October 3 release date and associated merch pre-orders suggest strong commercial anticipation, while some production details such as Jack Antonoff's non-involvement reflect Swift's artistic direction changes.
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Influencer Defends Canceling 1st Date for Taylor Swift Announcement
One Taylor Swift fan is saying “Don’t Blame Me” to the man she canceled a date with because of a countdown clock that appeared on Swift’s website. The clock, which counted down to 7 p.m. ET on Wednesday, August 13, ultimately led to Swift’s announcement of her next album, The Life of a Showgirl. “I told the guy I needed to cancel our first date for Taylor Swift’s upcoming announcement so I could post live from home,” influencer McCall Mirabella …
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