Taylor Swift 'folklore' concert film coming to Disney+

Taylor Swift said she considered pushing the release of ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’ to next year due to the pandemic, in a new interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe.The live interview, spanning more than 50 minutes, also celebrated Swift’s crowning as Apple Music’s songwriter of the year for her work on the two surprise albums.Swift has previously said she considers each album to be a “one-off era”, so writing two related records involved her completely rewriting her own rulebook.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe annual Ally Coalition Talent Show is one of the best benefits of the year, which has seen stellar performances in the past from Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, Kacey Musgraves, Lorde, the (Dixie) Chicks, the National, Carly Rae Jepsen and Antonoff himself.While this year’s event will be virtual, the lineup is just as stellar as ever, with Del Rey, the Chicks, Brittany Howard, St.

Taylor Swift is in pole position for Number 1 on this week’s Official Albums Chart with her surprise-released ninth studio album Evermore.

Taylor Swift fans are theorising that a third surprise album called ‘Woodvale’ could be on its way, following in the footsteps of July’s ‘Folklore‘ and last week’s ‘Evermore‘.Fans have spotted the word ‘woodvale’ hidden in the top corner of the ‘Folklore’ album cover, which could refer to an estate near the Lake District – a location Swift references on the album’s track ‘The Lakes’.Fans have also pointed to the fact that Swift has released merchandise, including cardigans and scrunchies, in

Taylor Swift has delighted fans with the news she is dropping a surprise new album, titled Evermore.The singer announced she will be releasing her second album of 2020, a companion piece to her hit album Folklore, which debuted in July, on Thursday (December 10, 2020) on Twitter, accompanied by a photo of her, standing in a wood with her back turned to the camera.The Shake It Off hitmaker worked with the same team she created Folklore with, Aaron Dessner of The National, Jack Antonoff, Bon

Jimmy Fallon got inspired after Taylor Swift dropped her Folklore documentary on Disney+.

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterTaylor Swift’s music has always been the most interesting thing about Taylor Swift, and she’s rarely more interesting than when she’s talking about her music.

Taylor Swift dropped her eighth studio album, folklore, and Swifties immediately began to speculate about the potential involvement of her boyfriend, Joe Alwyn? If not, let's recap: When Swift announced the surprise release of the album, she listed the artists she'd collaborated with, calling them her "musical heroes." Those artists were The National's Aaron Dessner, Bon Iver, William Bowery, and Bleachers' Jack Antonoff.

folklore: the long pond studio sessions, Swift finally reveals the identity of William Bowery, her mystery collaborator on two tracks. 'So, William Bowery is Joe...as we know,' she says to folklore producers Jack Antonoff and The National's Aaron Dessner, referencing her boyfriend of four years, Joe Alwyn.But most people outside of that trio didn't know Bowery and Alwyn were the same person.

A folklore secret has spilled, Perezious readers!

Taylor Swift and Bon Iver are finally in the studio.

Earlier this year, Taylor Swift released her latest album, “folklore.” The new music marked a bit of a change for the singer-songwriter. Instead of the pop ballads and dance-y beats she’s used previously, Swift is embracing more melancholy, almost folk-music sounds for her latest release.

Taylor Swift’s new concert documentary, Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, is headed to Disney+.The film – which was directed by Swift and filmed at Long Pond Studio, New York – was announced on Tuesday (November 24, 2020) and will debut on the streamer just one day later, a short trailer for the project reveals.It sees Swift reunite with The National’s Aaron Dessner – who owns the studio – and her other co-producer, Jack Antonoff, to perform each song off Folklore and share the stories

Taylor Swift confirmed that her boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, cowrote two songs on her latest album, Folklore, under a pseudonym.“There’s been a lot of discussion about William Bowery and his identity because it’s not a real person,” the Grammy winner, 30, said in her Disney+ special, Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, which premiered on Wednesday, November 25.

The doc is streaming exclusively on Disney+, and was officially released Nov. 25 at 12 a.m.

Taylor Swift has revealed the true identity of songwriter William Bowery.Bowery, who is credited as a songwriter on two songs on Folklore (‘Betty’ and ‘Exile’), is in fact Swift’s boyfriend, Joe Alwyn.The news, which has long-been suspected by fans, was confirmed by Swift in her new concert film Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions, which was released on Disney+ today (November 25) which was billed as “an intimate concert of the record-breaking ‘Folklore’”.Speaking about the true identity of

The true fans were right all along.

Taylor Swift has confirmed a folklore mystery! During her new Disney+ concert film, , the 30-year-old singer revealed that William Bowery, the mystery songwriter credited on «Betty» and «Exile,» is actually her boyfriend, Joe Alwyn.«There's been a lot of discussion about William Bowery and his identity. He's not a real person,» Swift tells collaborators Aaron Dessner and Jack Antonoff in the film.

Taylor Swift is confirming a heavily speculated fan theory.

Back in July, Taylor Swift surprised us all when she dropped her 8th studio album, folklore, the same day she announced its arrival on Instagram. At the time, she shared that she "wrote and recorded this music in isolation," and so far, fans have only seen Swift perform one of the album's tracks, "betty," which she sang at the Academy of Country Music Awards in September.But, of course, Swift had another surprise coming.