If You Loved Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, Here Are 5 More Concert Films to Enjoy
2023 is undoubtedly the year of Taylor Swift. She has conquered the music industry with her iconic albums, groundbreaking rerecords and, most recently, a historic, career-spanning international tour. With record-smashing demand, Taylor offered everyone a chance to view the show (or relive it) on the big screen. Unsurprisingly, she has now taken over the film world with rave reviews, substantial box office sales and coveted theater-exclusive merchandise.
Unfortunately, The Eras Tour movie hosts its last screening this weekend, but if you're still craving more concert films, here are five more to enjoy until Taylor's hit streaming services in 2024.
Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour
Well, it wouldn't be right not to include anything other than Taylor's last concert film, The Reputation Stadium Tour. Taylor was still on top of the world when Rep came out, and this tour established her as one of the best performers of all time. With shows as grand as this one, it's hard to believe she topped herself more with Eras. Swifties, we should worry—does that mean Taylor is still capable of outdoing her current self?
BTS Permission to Dance on Stage – LA
BTS has gradually been enlisting in the military since last year, and we won't have the septet fully back together until 2025. Thankfully, the K-pop titans have their performance in a film for us to enjoy and remember their heartwarming bond. You can watch it on Disney+ for three hours of flawless choreography and feel-good music.
Also read about: Our 5 Favorite Moments From BTS's Permission To Dance: Las Vegas
Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You
We've been missing Ariana Grande since she started filming Wicked last year, and ince COVID sadly prevented the global star from touring Positions, we only have this recording of her Sweetener World Tour. This Netflix exclusive reminded us how once-in-a-lifetime Ariana's vocal performance truly is, and it's nice to see her charisma shine behind the scenes, too.
HOMECOMING: A Film by Beyoncé
Will there ever be another performance like Beychella 2018? Probably not, which is why we're ecstatic that it's been immortalized on Netflix for our eternal viewing pleasure. Queen Bey performed a whopping 32 songs during her Coachella set, and you can tell that her stamina and ear for music are unlike any other artists. Don't even get us started on her creative vision for the show.
Justin Bieber: Our World
Before Justin Bieber released Changes in 2020, we hadn't had another music drop from him since 2015's Purpose, which ultimately means he wasn't doing any touring. In Justin Bieber: Our World, we saw his process and preparation for his return to the stage at the end of 2020 through candid interludes of self-shot footage with interludes of his performance.
Still missing the Eras Tour? Read HERE to revisit five standout moments from Taylor's three nights in Chicago.