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and release her album, well, surprise! a new Eras Tour setlist in order to add the Tortured Poets Department songs into the show (which plenty of people caught onto via the rehearsal footage she put in her "Fortnight" shorts, but anyway, I'm still in the Swiftie asylum, it's fine if you missed that).Yes, when opened the European leg of the massive tour on May 9 in Paris, she performed a dramatically re-worked version of the show, which previously had only changed slightly from night to night. Here are all the major updates, including the entire Eras Tour setlist in order, below:It became clear literally from the moment the concert started that would be incorporated into the show, as the medley of sounds that plays while the dancers take the stage before Swift pops up now included a voice singing “…tortured poets department…”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Toward the end of the evening, the visuals on the screen behind the stage became black and white, and the TTPD era began.

Calvin Harris has shared a new remix of his 2016 Rihanna collaboration ‘This Is What You Came For’ – check it out below.The new version is an exclusive for Amazon Music and was released on Friday (November 15), a tightened, streamlined version of the chart hit with a faster BPM and extra effects on Rihanna’s vocal take.Dubbed the ‘Calvin Harris VIP Mix – Amazon Music Original’, it is a new lease of life for the song that originally reached Number Two on the UK Singles Chart and Number Three in the US. The original track was co-written by Taylor Swift, under the pseudonym Nils Sjöberg, during the period that she was dating Harris.‘This Is What You Came For’ was the third collaboration between Harris and Rihanna, after the colossal hit ‘We Found Love’ and 2012’s ‘Where Have You Been’.Listen to the new mix here: This is Harris’ first significant release since July’s Ellie Goulding collab ‘Free’, a rousing summer anthem with stabs of house piano and a euphoric chorus.The Scottish DJ also picked up the Best Electronic prize at last weekend’s MTV Europe Music Awards in Manchester, defeating the likes of David Guetta, Disclosure and Fred Again...Rihanna, meanwhile, recently addressed her future in music while launching her latest Fenty beauty products.“Music was the thing that got the attention, but God had other plans for me,” she said.

, there was . On June 13, Taylor Swift revived her famous pseudonym at her second Eras Tour performance in Liverpool, England.That's right, during her latest , Swift broke out “This Is What You Came For,” the 2016 hit she wrote with then-boyfriend .

Taylor Swift has debuted a surprise mashup of Calvin Harris‘ ‘This Is What You Came For’ and ‘Gold Rush’ in Liverpool – watch it below.The superstar was playing her second night at Anfield Stadium, where she arrived at the surprise song portion of her billion-dollar grossing ‘Eras’ tour.Speaking to the crowd, Swift then said: “Every single time I have an acoustic set, I’m always trying to think of things you might want to hear — maybe things that might be a little bit unexpected,” the pop superstar told the crowd. “Let’s see how we did tonight.”She went on to debut Harris’ ‘This Is What You Came For’, which she helped co-write when they were dating at the time.

Taylor Swift dusted off a cover as a surprise song during the June 14 performance of her Eras Tour in Liverpool!

LOLz! Calvin Harris‘ wife is a Swiftie!!

, now Joe Keery. Taylor Swift continues to befriend and collaborate with the Stranger Things cast, first by directing Sink as a younger version of Taylor's character in the All Too Well short film, and now by, apparently, inviting Keery into the recording studio.Keery, who is also a musician under the alias “Djo” (his Nils Sjöberg?), was photographed leaving a “Taylor Swift Studio Session,” per Splash News, at Electric Lady Studios, which is where Taylor has been recording .

This Sunday February 12, Rihanna finally returns to the stage to perform at the 2023 NFL Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show. And with so many bangers under her belt, we're wondering which tracks to expect in her 13-minute medley.

Taylor Swift has finally confirmed something Swifties discovered years ago: she wrote Calvin Harris and Rihanna‘s 2016 collab “This Is What You Came For” under the fake name Nils Sjöberg. She opened up about why she used the pseudonym in an interview with Beatles legend Paul McCartney, which was published by our sister site Rolling Stone on November 13. “I think when a pseudonym comes in is when you still have a love for making the work, and you don’t want the work to become overshadowed by this thing that’s been built around you, based on what people know about you,” the 30-year-old “Cardigan” hitmaker explained.

Taylor Swift (finally) revealed why she has chosen to use her pseudonym Nils Sjöberg to make music.In a discussion with Sir Paul McCartney for Rolling Stone, the “Cardigan” singer came clean about her double life as a songwriter by explaining why pseudonyms can be useful to musicians.“I think when a pseudonym comes in is when you still have a love for making the work, and you don’t want the work to become overshadowed by this thing that’s been built around you, based on what people know about you,” the 30-year-old Grammy winner said in the interview published on Friday, November 13.

Taylor Swift is opening up about her double life as “Nils Sjöberg.”

Taylor Swift is reportedly re-recording her old music under her Nils Sjoberg pseudonym.

Taylor Swift can't contain her excitement over a cover of her hit song "Look What You Made Me Do" being featured in a recent episode of Killing Eve.

Did Taylor Swift just outplay Scooter Braun? ‘Swifties’ are convinced there’s a conspiracy behind a cover of her 2017 hit “Look What You Made Me Do” that appeared on the TV smash Killing Eve. Taylor took to Twitter on May 24 to share a cover of the song, which was reinterpreted as a dark and haunting tune for the TV show’s soundtrack. “VERY STOKED about this cover of lwymmd on @KillingEve by Jack leopards & the dolphin club!!,” the “Lover” hitmaker wrote.

Taylor Swift has her fans sleuthing for clues once again.

The version of 'Look What You Made Me Do' features a songwriting credit from Swift's pseudonym Nils Sjoberg