Taylor Swift's 'Eras Tour' concert film is dropping on Disney+. How to watch

As fans of Taylor Swift are getting ready to stream an updated version of the "Eras Tour" concert film, additional acoustic songs featured in the movie have been revealed.

Disney+ unveiled March 14 that "You Are In Love" is going to be one of four additional acoustic songs featured in the concert film, which will be available to watch on the streaming platform starting at 9 p.m. ET on March 14.

"You can hear it in the silence *silence* / You can feel it on the way home *way home* / You can see it with the lights out *lights out* / You are in love… with the third of four additional acoustic songs in #TSTheErasTourTaylorsVersion," the streaming service wrote on X.

A day earlier, on March 13, Disney+ also revealed that "Death By a Thousand Cuts" is going to be an additional acoustic song in the concert film.

This comes after Disney+ announced March 4 that the film, with the song "Cardigan" among its four additional acoustic tracks, will be available to watch a few hours earlier than expected. The concert film was originally set to premiere March 15.

The new trailer, which was released that same day, shows that “Maroon” also appears to be one of the four new acoustic set songs.

Swift previously announced on social media last month that a new version of the film will be available on the subscription-based streaming platform beginning March 15. She added that the new film will feature extra songs not shown in the original version.

"This week is truly the best kind of chaos," she began her post on Feb. 7, seemingly referencing her announcement of an upcoming album, "The Tortured Poets Department," multiple Grammy wins and her tour resuming in Tokyo.

"For the first time we’ll be showing the entire concert (including “cardigan”, plus 4 additional songs from the acoustic section!!) and I’m calling it, huge shock, 'Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version),'" she wrote. "Available starting March 15 which is actually very 🔜😆🫶"

After a record-breaking run in theaters, an extended version of Swift's film was made available to rent on various digital platforms Dec. 13, 2023, for the price of $19.89. The specific price was set as such to honor “the legendary artist’s birth year and the title of her Grammy Award-winning album ‘1989,’” according to a press release.

The Golden Globe-nominated "Eras Tour" film has been available to rent from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, on platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Apple, Vudu, Xfinity, YouTube TV and Google TV, according to a press release. This move to Disney+ will make viewing the newer version subscription-based rather than paying per 48-hour rental.

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Swift’s “Eras Tour” concert film hit the big screen in more than 100 countries on Oct. 13, and fans who couldn’t snag a ticket to the tour now have a chance to watch the singer’s career-spanning performance in movie theaters across the globe.

Swift announced the "Eras Tour" concert film in August, and less than a month later, AMC said it took less than 24 hours for her film to shatter the company's U.S. record for highest ticket-sales revenue in a single day.

“With such overwhelming demand being evident, it became obvious that there should be an immediate worldwide release of the film,” AMC said in a Sept. 26 press release.

Will fans be able to stream 'Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour'?

Yes, Swifties have been able to rent the film from home since Dec. 13.

Fans can find the "Eras Tour" movie on digital platforms with rentals available like Amazon Prime Video, Apple, Vudu, Xfinity, YouTube TV and Google TV, according to a press release.

The movie will cost $19.89 to rent (suggested prices may vary by retailer), a nod to Swift's wildly successful album "1989."

Starting on March 14, the film will be available to stream on Disney+ for subscribers.

The concert film won't be the last chance for Swifties to see the "Eras Tour" in real life either: Swift has international tour dates throughout Asia, Australia and Europe through August 2024.

The singer also added additional U.S. and Canadian dates in late 2024.

This article was originally published on TODAY.com