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Taylor Swift Just Debuted New 1989 Outfits—See the Pics

It's a new era. The European leg of the much-lauded Eras Tour officially kicked off in Paris tonight, and Taylor Swift had plenty of newness up her sleeve. For starters, she added a section for her newest album, The Tortured Poets Department , during which she debuted a new all-white outfit. She began that part of the performance wearing a marching band coat complete with epaulets. She then shed that layer and revealed a white dress custom-made by Vivienne Westwood emblazoned with the lyrics, "I love you, it's ruining my life." The dress is made of recycled taffeta, and she completed the look with custom Christian Louboutin lace-up ankle boots.

During the Paris show, Swift also debuted a new fringe dress and black boots for the Fearless era, new tops and skirts for 1989 , and a new Midnights bodysuit by Zuhair Murad Couture. Phew! How does she continue to top herself every single concert? Scroll down to see the photos.

Taylor Swift's New 1989 Outfits

So far, Taylor Swift has debuted four new color combinations for her 1989 era, all designed by Roberto Cavalli with Christian Louboutin boots. On May 17, Swift revealed her latest look in Stockholm, Sweden. The yellow and blue represent the colors of Sweden's flag.

New Tortured Poets Department Outfits

Taylor Swift wore a custom Vivienne Westwood Couture dress with Christian Louboutin ankle boots for the Tortured Poets Department era.

New Midnights Bodysuit

Taylor wore a new blue Zuhair Murad Couture custom bodysuit with Christian Louboutin Gael Boots for her Midnights era.

New Fearless Outfit

Fans are loving her new Fearless fringed dress, which she paired with Christian Louboutin boots.

New Lover Bodysuit

Last but not least, Swift debuted a new orange bodysuit by Versace and matching Christian Louboutin knee-high boots for the Lover set.

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1989 EUROPEAN TOUR

April 2, 2010 by raj   Filed under archive tour

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(march – april 1989).

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• Last Train To Clarksville
• A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You
• Pleasant Valley Sunday
• Your Auntie Grizelda
• I’ll Be True To You
• Shades Of Gray
• Zilch / Randy Scouse Git
• I Wanna Be Free
• That Was Then, This Is Now
• Bach’s Two-Part Invention in F Major  (Peter’s keyboard solo)
• Through The Looking Glass
• Every Step Of The Way
• Cripple Creek
• Acoustic Set:
• -When Love Comes Knockin’  (Davy)
• -Sometime In The Morning  (Micky)
• -Take A Giant Step  (Peter)
• -Good Clean Fun  (Davy)
• -Papa Gene’s Blues  (Peter)
• -What Am I Doing Hangin’ ‘Round?  (Micky)
• It’s Nice To Be With You
• For Pete’s Sake
• (I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone
• Daydream Believer
• Ditty Diego / Monkees Rap
• Listen To The Band
• I’m A Believer
• Davy’s solo song “Manchester Boy” was played during the acoustic set on 4/8/89 in Manchester, England.  At the 4/24/89 Reading, England show, “You And I” ( Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart version) was performed.

The Monkees’ first visit to Europe since 1967 brought a sell-out crowd to nearly every venue and the media extensively covered their return.  Most of the tour centered in the United Kingdom.  The Monkees were in such high demand that extra dates had to be added to the original schedule.  A performance in Holland on April 21, 1989 was broadcasted on European radio.  British band Seven opened up for the Monkees at most dates.  The tour kicked off with a press conference at London’s Hard Rock Cafe in early March.

The band undertook an exhaustive media campaign prior to the tour.  Amongst other things, UK record label K-Tel released the album “Hey Hey It’s The Monkees Greatest Hits” which jumped to #12 on the British charts and sold over 100,000 copies, spurred by a massive TV and radio campaign.  The album went gold, and the Monkees were presented with a gold record at the final show in Reading, England on April 24, 1989.

These critically acclaimed concerts included several of the skits performed during the 1987 North American tour.  A very well received acoustic set was added to the show, featuring Peter on the acoustic guitar.  Micky played the drums often, Peter switched back and forth between electric and lead guitar, keyboards and banjo, and Davy played the tambourine and maracas.  Yet another new band (with the horn section returning) was chosen to back the three Monkees on this tour.  The backing band consisted of Doug Trevor (rhythm guitar), Glyn Evans (bass), Frankie Hepburn (guitar), Martin Wilde (drums), Mark Hayley (keyboards), Lawrie Hayley (backing vocals), Mike Smith (saxophone), Noel Langley (trumpet) and Andy Bush (trumpet).

The Nesmith tribute songs in the acoustic set (“Good Clean Fun,” “Papa Gene’s Blues” and “What Am I Doing Hangin’ ‘Round?”) were played at selected concerts only.  “MGBGT” and “Every Step Of The Way” were added to or deleted from the set on any given night as well.

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Jan 11, 1989

Knoxville, TN, United States

Knoxville Civic Coliseum

Jan 13, 1989

Memphis, TN, United States

Mid-South Coliseum

Jan 14, 1989

Birmingham, AL, United States

Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center Coliseum

Jan 15, 1989

New Orleans, LA, United States

UNO Lakefront Arena

Jan 17, 1989

Waco, TX, United States

Heart O’ Texas Coliseum

Jan 18, 1989

Odessa, TX, United States

Ector County Coliseum

Jan 20, 1989

Lubbock, TX, United States

Municipal Coliseum

Jan 21, 1989

El Paso, TX, United States

UTEP Special Events Center

Jan 22, 1989

Amarillo, TX, United States

Amarillo Civic Center

Jan 24, 1989

Beaumont, TX, United States

Beaumont Civic Center

Jan 25, 1989

Corpus Christi, TX, United States

Memorial Coliseum

Jan 27, 1989

Shreveport, LA, United States

Hirsch Memorial Coliseum

Jan 28, 1989

Tulsa, OK, United States

Expo Square Pavilion

Jan 31, 1989

Abilene, TX, United States

Abilene Civic Center

Feb 01, 1989

San Antonio, TX, United States

HemisFair Arena

Feb 03, 1989

Austin, TX, United States

Frank Erwin Center

Feb 04, 1989

Houston, TX, United States

Sam Houston Coliseum

Feb 05, 1989

Dallas, TX, United States

Reunion Arena

Feb 07, 1989

Little Rock, AR, United States

Barton Coliseum

Feb 08, 1989

Huntsville, AL, United States

Von Braun Civic Center

07 - 10 Sep 1989

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Walton Heath GC, Walton on the Hill, Surrey, England

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Taylor Swift’s Orange Eras Tour Look Fueled New Album Theories

Karma is real — maybe.

Taylor Swift always has a trick up her sleeve — or nay, wardrobe . During the European leg of her Eras Tour, the singer continues to mix up the colors of her Roberto Cavalli crop top and short skirt sets for the 1989 act. She even mismatched her custom Christian Louboutin ankle boots à la Carrie Bradshaw .

However, while performing in Lyon, France, on June 2, Swift deviated from her recent pattern by sporting a (gasp!) matching set for the 1989 era. Naturally, some fans think this could be yet another clue pointing to her next album, despite the fact that her newest album, The Tortured Poets Department , is only a month old.

Taylor’s New Monochrome Look

While performing in Lyon, Swift wore her first coordinated 1989 ensemble of the European leg, donning a glittering orange crop top and an ombré orange short skirt. The monochrome vibe continued down to her footwear, with Swift choosing orange Louboutin ankle boots rather than mixing up the colors.

Swift has worn both orange pieces before as part of mismatched looks. She paired the ombré skirt with a yellow crop top on May 12 in Paris to represent boyfriend Travis Kelce’s Chiefs colors , since he was in the audience that night. Then she reversed the colors at her May 29 show in Madrid, Spain, to honor the country’s flag.

However, the all-orange look could strengthen a rapidly growing Swiftie theory.

The Orange Theory

Swifties have long speculated that orange would be the color of Swift’s next album, since she has subtly incorporated orange into the Eras Tour since opening night in March 2023, and the color has not represented any of Swift’s eras before. This turned out to be false for Tortured Poets (its color is predominately white ).

However, when the tour resumed in Europe on May 9, Swift doubled down, debuting a new orange-tinged leotard and blazer for the Lover era and incorporating orange into the 1989 looks.

Swift’s new orange looks are causing fans to speculate (again) that the color will indeed represent her next album , with some fans linking it back to the popular Karma theory . Besides being a Midnights track, Karma is also long suspected to be the name of Swift’s “lost album” that fans think she started recording before she pivoted into what became her 2017 album Reputation.

“Karma” was written in orange graffiti in her music video for “The Man,” which fans have used as proof that she will release her “lost album” at some point, perhaps alongside Reputation (Taylor’s Version) . But whether Swift’s use of orange is an Easter egg for Karma, an entirely different album, or nothing at all, she’s likely already planting clues for her next project.