This week, the wheels of Taylor Swift's much-ballyhooed private jet touched down on UK soil. In stadiums across the country, the American pop sensation will perform her Eras Tour show - a mammoth, career-spanning endeavour that encompasses music from all of her 11 albums, and lasts for three whole hours (on top of a 45-minute opening set from Paramore). Those unwilling or unable to shell out triple-digit fees for tickets can always make do by watching the filmed, unabridged version of the concert on Disney+; that one lasts for three and a half hours, and streams under the title The Eras Tour (Taylorâs Version). It makes sense choosing that name â you couldnât exactly call it the Swift Version.
But how long is too long, when it comes to live music? Twentytwo-year-old pop prodigy Billie Eilish recently described the prospect of a three-hour gig as âliterally psychoticâ, telling followers on social media: âNobody wants that. You guys donât want that. I donât want that. I donât even want that as a fan.â Of course, thatâs easy enough for Eilish to say. If you listened to her entire three-album, two-EP discography back to back, it would still fall short of Swiftâs marathon set times. But, while the âbad guyâ singer-songwriter didnât call out The Eras Tour by name, it certainly resonates with Swiftâs current maximalist streak.
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