Taylor Swift Announces New Rule for Surprise Songs on 'Eras Tour'

Taylor Swift has been performing two surprise songs at ever show on her Eras Tour and she has added a new rule to the table.

The 33-year-old singer previously announced that she would only repeat a song on the tour if she messed it up while performing it for the first time.

Taylor already said that she will have to perform “Death by a Thousand Cuts” a second time since she messed up the bridge and she will perform “Clean” again since she felt she could do it in a different key.

Now, Taylor has a new rule that will allow herself to perform certain songs as many times as she wants during the acoustic portion of the night.

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During night two of her Tampa run, Taylor played two songs from her new album Midnights - “The Great War” with special guest Aaron Desner and “You’re On Your Own, Kid.”

She told the crowd, “Basically when I started the tour, I said, ‘In the acoustic section, I am never repeating a song. I’m never doing songs more than once.’ But now I’m like, ‘Ugh, there are so many songs I want to do more than once.’”

“So, I’m making a little caveat to the rule, which is that if [a song] is on Midnights, I can do it however many times I want because Midnights is, like, the most accurate picture of my life to date,” Taylor added.

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Check out the full setlist along with all the surprise songs performed so far.