Taylor Swift made changes to her "The Eras Tour" concert to accommodate her latest album, "The Tortured Poets Department."

Fan account @ThrowbackTaylor posted a thread on X, formerly Twitter, noting "everything Taylor changed" in her concert when she kicked off the European leg of her tour in Paris on Thursday.

First, Taylor revised her previous intro featuring her different past albums by incorporating "TTPD" with the line, "Straight from the tortured poets department."

Another thing the Swiftie account noted was the change in Taylor's wardrobe. Aside from debuting a new "Lover" outfit, a new pink outfit for her surprise songs set, a new "Midnights" bodysuit, a new "Red" shirt, and fresh outfits for "Folklore" and "1989," the multi-awarded singer donned a new "Fearless" dress.

The outfit looked very similar to the one she wore during her "Fearless" tour in 2009-2010 -- a shimmery black and silver dress. In the previous "The Eras Tour" shows, her dress for her "Fearless" set was white and gold.

The Billboard-topping artist also made changes to her setlist. Per the fan account, she removed "Archer," "Long Live," "The 1," 'Tis the Damn Season," "The Last Great American Dynasty" and "Tolerate It."

According to The Daily Beast, Swift also switched up the order of the songs in her concert. Compared to the previous "Eras Tour" stops where "Fearless" was followed by songs from "Evermore," in the Paris concert, "Red" followed "Fearless" while the "Evermore" set was moved later on the show and combined with its sister album, "Folklore."

Taylor debuted her "TTPD" era after the "1989" set, kicking it off with "But Daddy I Love Him." She also included the songs "Who's Afraid Of Little Old Me?," "Fortnight," "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived," "So High School," "Down Bad" and "I Can Do It With A Broken Heart."

For her surprise songs, she performed "Paris" and "loml."

Swift will be performing in Paris, France, until Sunday before heading to Stockholm, Sweden, and Lisbon, Portugal, for her tour stops in May.

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