What will Taylor Swift's surprise songs be at The Eras Tour in Melbourne?
Melbourne, Australia - Taylor Swift is heading down under for her latest stop on The Eras Tour, and expectations are as high as ever as the singer continues to shake up her acoustic set.
The 34-year-old pop star will play the biggest shows of her career at Melbourne Cricket Ground, with over 100,000 fans expected to attend each performance.
The stint kicks off on Friday and will run for three nights, with Sabrina Carpenter returning as the performances' opening act.
Taylor has kept fans on their toes with her international surprise songs so far. While the pool has been reset, she's continued to dig through her discography to debut some rare deep cuts on the sold-out stadium tour.
As Melbourne marks the first show since Super Bowl LVIII, some Swifties are convinced that the singer will pay tribute to boyfriend Travis Kelce with Mary's Song off her self-titled debut.
The song has yet to be played on The Eras Tour, and fans have been practically begging for it since the start of her romance with No. 87.
Will Taylor Swift debut new surprise songs in Melbourne?
Other tracks that could work as nods to Travis are End Game, Superstar, long story short, Stay Stay Stay, and Superman. Some fans have also posited that Taylor will play tribute to Kansas City after the tragic shooting at the Super Bowl victory parade by playing her protest anthem Only the Young.
Along with the recent deep cuts, the Grammy winner has also brought back some of her repeat favorites like You're On Your Own, Kid, so Maroon, Getaway Car, and Clean are also strong contenders.
What were Taylor Swift's surprise songs in Melbourne?
Taylor unleashed chaos with her acoustic sets in Melbourne, as she made the bombshell announcement that she has abandoned the no-repeats rule for the surprise songs.
On night one, she began with Red on the guitar before debuting the Midnights vault track You're Losing Me on the piano.
Saturday's performance welcomed what may have been her craziest acoustic set yet, kicking things off with a three-part mashup of Getaway Car, august, and The Other Side of the Door on guitar.
She then played the fourth surprise song of the night with this is me trying on piano.
Taylor continued her mashup mania with Come Back, Be Here and Daylight on the guitar, followed by Teardrops on my Guitar on the piano.
The Eras Tour will head to Sydney next, kicking off a four-night stint on Friday, February 23.
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