Taylor Swift Skips Time Gala, Celebrates 34th with Selena and Extended Eras Tour
Girls' Night Out, Unreleased Songs, and Matching Ensembles Mark Birthday Festivities
Despite being named Time magazine's Person of the Year, American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift chose to spend her 34th birthday on a girls' night out in New York City with her best friend Selena Gomez instead of attending the magazine's gala.
The Lover singer was seen out for dinner in New York with Selena, who is enjoying the success of her hit Hulu series Only Murders in the Building Season 3. Gomez was dressed in matching high-waisted pants and a black sweater, while Swift was dressed in a camel leather trench coat.
An extended version of Swift's The Eras Tour Concert Film is now available for rent-on-demand in the US, Canada, and other countries starting on Wednesday in honor of the singer's birthday. It features tracks from three albums (Speak Now (2010), 1989 (2014), and Lover (2019)) that weren't featured in the theatrical release, including Wildest Dreams, The Archer, and Long Live.
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"It was an incredible experience to battle dragons with you, youuuu ???? Watch The Eras Tour (Extended Version) at home, featuring songs like "Long Live" ????, "The Archer" ????, and "Wildest Dreams" ????, and celebrate 34 with me! Swift posted a video of herself performing the song Long Live from her 2010 album Speak Now at a show during The Eras Tour on Instagram on Wednesday.
Gomez also posted a mirror selfie to her Instagram Stories with Taylor. Gomez and Taylor looked alike in their beige ensembles; Gomez wore a minidress and a printed shrug, while Taylor wore a miniskirt and matching sweater. Gomez captioned the photo, "Happy birthday to the goddess that is @taylorswift."
Songs from Taylor's ten albums—Lover (2019), Fearless (2008), Evermore (2020), Reputation (2017), Speak Now (2010), Red (2012), Folklore (2020), 1989 (2014), Evermore (2020), and Midnights (2022)—released over the course of her 17-year career are featured on the Eras Tour, which has been extended until November 2024 with new locations across the US and Canada.
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