No two nights of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour are going to be exactly the same. And no, we’re not just talking about the unique energy of every crowd in every city (although yeah, that too, obviously). Taylor actively planned the Eras Tour’s set list so that every night is at least a *little* different.
“So my plan—who knows if I’ll stick to it—but the plan, the goal would be to play different songs every single night and never repeat one,” Taylor explained before the acoustic/“secret” song portion of her opening night show on the Eras Tour in Glendale, Arizona, on March 17. “So that when you heard one on this tour, you’d know that it was the only time that I was gonna play it in the acoustic set—unless, caveat, unless I’ve messed it up so badly that I have to do it over again in some other city. Send your best wishes toward me that I don’t do that.”
This isn’t a brand-new concept or anything—Taylor is known for including mini acoustic sets in her concerts and changing up her song choices/even throwing in some amazing and unexpected covers during said acoustic sets. Case in point: her cover of “Bette Davis Eyes” during the Speak Now World Tour in 2011.
So which songs have already made their way into Taylor’s “surprise song” acoustic set during the Eras Tour (aka which songs do you have to cross off the list of songs you might hear live in your city, if you were lucky enough to get your hands on tickets)? Here’s the list so far:
“Mirrorball” (March 17: Glendale, Arizona)
“Tim McGraw” (March 17: Glendale, Arizona)
“This Is Me Trying” (March 18: Glendale, Arizona)
“State of Grace” (March 18: Glendale, Arizona)
“Our Song” (March 24: Las Vegas, Nevada)
“Snow on the Beach” (March 24: Las Vegas, Nevada)
“Cowboy Like Me” with special guest Marcus Mumford (March 25: Las Vegas, Nevada)
“White Horse” (March 25: Las Vegas, Nevada)
“Sad Beautiful Tragic” (March 31: Arlington, Texas)
“Ours” (March 31: Arlington, Texas)
“Death by a Thousand Cuts” (April 1: Arlington, Texas)
“Clean” (April 1: Arlington, Texas)
“Jump Then Fall” (April 2: Arlington, Texas)
“The Lucky One” (April 2: Arlington, Texas)
“Speak Now” (April 13: Tampa, Florida)
“Treacherous” (April 13: Tampa, Florida)
“The Great War” with special guest Aaron Dessner (April 14: Tampa, Florida)
“You’re on Your Own, Kid” (April 14: Tampa, Florida)
“Mad Woman” with special guest Aaron Dessner (April 15: Tampa, Florida)
“Mean” (April 15: Tampa, Florida)
“Wonderland” (April 21: Houston, Texas)
“You’re Not Sorry” (April 21: Houston, Texas)
“A Place in This World” (April 22: Houston, Texas)
“Today Was a Fairytale” (April 22: Houston, Texas)
“Begin Again” (April 23: Houston, Texas)
“Cold as You” (April 23: Houston, Texas)
“The Other Side of the Door” (April 28: Atlanta, Georgia)
“Coney Island” (April 28: Atlanta, Georgia)
“High Infidelity” (April 29: Atlanta, Georgia)
“Gorgeous” (April 29: Atlanta, Georgia)
“I Bet You Think About Me” (April 30: Atlanta, Georgia)
“How You Get the Girl” (April 30: Atlanta, Georgia)
“Sparks Fly” (May 5: Nashville, Tennessee)
“Teardrops on My Guitar” (May 5: Nashville, Tennessee)
“Out of the Woods” (May 6: Nashville, Tennessee)
“Fifteen” (May 6: Nashville, Tennessee)
“Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve” with special guest Aaron Dessner (May 7: Nashville, Tennessee)
“Mine” (May 7: Nashville, Tennessee)
“Gold Rush” (May 12: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
“Come Back…Be Here” (May 12: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
“Forever & Always” (May 13: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
“This Love” (May 13: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
“Hey Stephen” (May 14: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
“The Best Day” (May 14: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
“Should’ve Said No” (May 19: Foxborough, Massachusetts)
“Better Man” (May 19: Foxborough, Massachusetts)
“Question…?” (May 20: Foxborough, Massachusetts)
“Invisible” (May 20: Foxborough, Massachusetts)
“I Think He Knows” (May 21: Foxborough, Massachusetts)
“Red” (May 21: Foxborough, Massachusetts)
“Getaway Car” with special guest Jack Antonoff (May 26: East Rutherford, New Jersey)
“Maroon” (May 26: East Rutherford, New Jersey)
“Holy Ground” (May 27: East Rutherford, New Jersey)
“False God” (May 27: East Rutherford, New Jersey)
“Welcome to New York” (May 28: East Rutherford, New Jersey)
“Clean” (May 28: East Rutherford, New Jersey)
“I Wish You Would” (June 2: Chicago, Illinois)
“The Lakes” (June 2: Chicago, Illinois)
“You All Over Me” with special guest Maren Morris (June 3: Chicago, Illinois)
“I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” (June 3: Chicago, Illinois)
“Hits Different” (June 4: Chicago, Illinois)
“The Moment I Knew” (June 4: Chicago, Illinois)
“Haunted” (June 9: Detroit, Michigan)
“I Almost Do” (June 9: Detroit, Michigan)
“All You Had to Do Was Stay” (June 10: Detroit, Michigan)
“Breathe” (June 10: Detroit, Michigan)
“Mr. Perfectly Fine” (June 16: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
“The Last Time” (June 16: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
“Seven” with special guest Aaron Dessner (June 17: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
“The Story of Us” (June 17: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
“Paper Rings” (June 23: Minneapolis, Minnesota)
“If This Was a Movie” (June 23: Minneapolis, Minnesota)
“Dear John” (June 24: Minneapolis, Minnesota)
“Daylight” (June 24: Minneapolis, Minnesota)
“I’m Only Me When I’m With You” (June 30: Cincinnati, Ohio)
“Evermore” (June 30: Cincinnati, Ohio)
“Ivy” with special guest Aaron Dessner (July 1: Cincinnati, Ohio)
“I Miss You, I’m Sorry” with special guest Gracie Abrams (July 1: Cincinnati, Ohio)
“Call It What You Want” (July 1: Cincinnati, Ohio)
“Never Grow Up” (July 7: Kansas City, Missouri)
“When Emma Falls in Love” (July 7: Kansas City, Missouri)
“Last Kiss” (July 8: Kansas City, Missouri)
“Dorothea” (July 8: Kansas City, Missouri)
“Picture to Burn” (July 14: Denver, Colorado)
“Timeless” (July 14: Denver, Colorado)
“Starlight” (July 15: Denver, Colorado)
“Back to December” (July 15: Denver, Colorado)
And if you’d rather listen along on Spotify, here’s a playlist to favorite for later:
