Taylor Swift new album details revealed for The Life of a Showgirl including album art and track list
The pop superstar made her podcasting debut on Wednesday night (US time), where she discussed her newest album, The Life of a Showgirl, alongside the Kansas City Chiefs star and his brother, Jason.
As soon as the episode dropped, Swift shared the cover art and release date of October 3.
The theme for this album is mint green and orange, and the front cover shows Swift immersed in water wearing a sparkly showgirl outfit.
The back of the album revealed the 12 tracks with the last song titled the name of the album featuring Sabrina Carpenter.
More to come.
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