Taylor Swift announced on social media on Monday that an extended version of her hit concert film Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour will start streaming in the US, Canada and additional territories on December 13.
The news came on the same day AMC Distribution confirmed the film had crossed $250m at the global box office after seven weekends, earning $178.2m in North America and $71.8m internationally for a shade over a quarter of a billion dollars worldwide.
The hit concert film earned $1.1m from 36 markets over the Thursday-Sunday period and $2.3m from Friday to Sunday in North America.
Swift posted on X (formerly Twitter) that the digital release will fall on her birthday and include the songs Wildest Dreams, The Archer, and Long Live.
“Hi! The singer-songwriter announced that she had a birthday on December 13 and thought it would be fun to let you watch the concert film TheErasTour at home. The AMC Distribution released
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