Taylor Swift's The End of an Era Docuseries: Everything We Learned | E! News

Here's everything we learned from Taylor Swift's The End of an Era docuseries. In the first two episodes of her new docuseries, released on Disney+, on December 12, Taylor and her tour family pull back the curtain on their historic journey in candid interviews and behind the scenes footage. In the first episode of The End of an Era, Taylor Swift addresses the cancellation of her August 2024 concerts in Vienna, Austria, after they were targeted in a terror plot. The incident came just days after three children were killed in a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, England. Following the tragedy, Taylor privately met with survivors and families of the victims of the Southport attacks backstage at her Wembley shows. Before taking the stage at Wembley Stadium after the recent tragedies, Taylor struggled with her nerves, telling her pal Ed Sheeran backstage, Taylor goes on to explain that after she wraps up her Wembley concerts, she'll have two months off, adding, The End of an Era officially confirms that as each leg of the tour concluded, Taylor gave bonuses to every crew member, dancer, and musician. Taylor says, While putting the Eras tour together, Taylor turned to her longtime pal Emma Stone for guidance. Taylor says in the doc, And she's like, Choreographer Mandy Moore, not to be confused with the actress Mandy Moore, worked with Emma on the 2016 movie La La Land. As for how Taylor kept Eras tour surprises under wraps, she says that to avoid any surprise songs or performances getting leaked, her and the band would turn down the volume on the PA system during rehearsals and practice quietly so that fans waiting outside stadiums couldn't hear them.