💥 Taylor Swift Set to Make a Major Appearance on ‘Graham Norton Show’ During the Debut of ‘The Life of a Showgirl’—What Will the Pop Icon Reveal About Her New Era, and Why Fans Are Eager for This Unmissable TV Moment!

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Taylor Swift is taking her 12th era straight to Graham Norton’s famous red sofa, a familiar place to the pop star for interviews and performances over her career.

BBC made the announcement Wednesday, Sept. 17, revealing that hours before “The Life of a Showgirl” drops Oct. 3, Swift will join actors Cillian Murphy, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner-Smith and Domhnall Gleeson on “The Graham Norton Show.”

Scottish powerhouse Lewis Capaldi is also slated to perform on the episode.

The news coincided with a two-hour flashy orange countdown on Swift’s website. The last countdown the singer did led to seven collectible variants, each with its own artwork.

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This will mark Swift’s first public appearance and interview since announcing “The Life of a Showgirl” on the Aug. 13 episode of “New Heights.”

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Her fiancé Travis Kelce called all 12 songs “bangers.”

Between stops on the European leg of the Eras Tour, she would fly in and out of Sweden to work with producers Max Martin and Shellback. The three of them collaborated on “Red” bops and the albums “1989” and “Reputation.”

“My day ends with me in a bathtub, not usually in a bedazzled dress,” Swift said explaining the inspiration behind the album. “I wanted to glamorize all the different aspects of how that tour felt.”

There are 12 tracks on “Showgirl,” including the title track, featuring Sabrina Carpenter, and a song called “Cancelled!”

Taylor Swift’s ‘Graham Norton Show’ appearances

When Swift brought her Eras Tour to the United Kingdom, “The Graham Norton Show” shared a collection of clips of her appearances through the years.

In the 36-minute montage, Swift joined the host to talk about her albums “Red,” “1989” and “Lover.” Most recently, she appeared in 2022 to discuss her “All Too Well: The Short Film.”

On her last appearance, U2’s Bono confessed he’s “a Swiftie,” to which Norton questioned whether the two would ever collaborate.


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“Not yet,” she said. “We’re going to talk about it later.”