Taylor Swift has unveiled the music video for “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” to promote her latest album The Tortured Poets Department – watch the video below.
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The video was shown to fans at the end of the show at Wembley Stadium on Tuesday (August 20) to signal the end of Swift’s mini-performance at the arena and the end of the European leg of the “Eras” tour.
The video – their second in the “Tortured Poets Department” series – offers a behind-the-scenes look at their year-long, career-spanning “Eras” tour. It includes behind-the-scenes footage of the band during rehearsals and on stage, with clips of fans singing along to the song.
Watch the music video for “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” by Taylor Swift below.
The video comes after Swift ended her final performance of the tour at Wembley Stadium with a bang, bringing artists such as Florence Welch and Jack Antonoff on stage for a few songs.
On the first night of her five-date “Eras” tour, Swift brought out Ed Sheeran as a special guest. During the traditional “surprise song” portion of the show, the pop star introduced Sheeran as “one of my best friends in the world” and came onstage to sing “Everything Has Changed,” his duet with Swift from 2012’s “Red.” They then moved into “End Game” from 2017’s “Reputation,” followed by Sheeran’s own song “Thinking Out Loud.”
In a five-star review of Swift’s opening concert of the British “Eras Tour” in Edinburgh, NME wrote: “Even though it was an arena show in a huge, cavernous venue, Swift and her fans managed to build a community.
“Strangers swap friendship bracelets, laugh and cry together, and embrace the tour’s inside jokes and stories (for example, during ‘Delicate’ they yell ‘one, two, three, here we go, bitch’). It’s the power of Swift, an artist who not only inspired the renaming of a Scottish lake, but also convinced countless fans to come and accept that they are part of the Eras family.
After her shows in London are over, Swift will return to North America in the fall and end her gigantic “Eras Tour” in Vancouver, Canada in early December.
“This tour has definitely been the most exhausting, most all-encompassing, but also the most joyful, rewarding and wonderful thing I’ve ever experienced in my life,” Swift told the audience as she performed her 100th “Eras Tour” show in Liverpool in June.
The shows were the first “Eras” concerts since Swift’s three shows in Vienna were canceled last week after a foiled terrorist attack.
