Taylor Swift’s newest concert film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, recently made its highly anticipated arrival on streaming for Disney+. While Swift is best known for her music, this isn’t the first time she has been the subject of a film. She has starred in several concert films and documentaries, each of which grants fans an intimate look into the singer’s life and allows them to enjoy her concerts in the comfort of their homes. For viewers who want more of Swift in their lives, here’s where and how to watch all her movies.
While Swift is arguably one of the most famous people in the world, the singer comes from humble beginnings. She spent most of her childhood growing up on an 11-acre Christmas tree farm in Reading, Pennsylvania, before her whirlwind rise to fame and first record deal at age 15. Hence, her first concert film, Taylor Swift: Journey to Fearless, doesn’t just capture portions of her first major tour but also explores her story leading up to it. Similarly, the early documentaries Taylor Swift: Just for You and Taylor Swift: From the Heart dive into her childhood to give viewers a rare glimpse into the singer’s personal life.
The various films she has made over the years also allow viewers to track her growth and progress as an artist and influencer. Her concert film Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour in 2018 marked a turning point in her career. Reputation was her final album with her original record label, Big Machine Records, and the impending tonal shift in her music is hinted at in these passionate performances.
By 2020, the singer, who is known for being very private, released the deeply personal Miss Americana, in which she established that she had grown far beyond the teenage pop star she started out as and was ready to use her platform and voice to advocate for others.
Her more recent concert films, including Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions and Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, capture her exploration of the indie folk genre after her departure from Big Machine Records, as she reinvents herself as a musician and embraces her global stardom. Along the way, Swift has also dabbled in directing with All Too Well: The Short Film, which gives an additional look into her art.
For those seeking the whole Swift experience, here are all her concert films, documentaries, and short films in order from newest to oldest and where to stream them.
