Swift also used her big day to announce she had struck a deal with Apple to exclusively release a concert video of her recent world tour through streaming service, Apple Music.
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Apple and Taylor Swift are once again making headline news together.
Taylor Swift performs at a concert for adoring fans at the Greensboro Coliseum on October 21, 2015 in Greensboro, North Carolina.
The deal came months after Swift threatened to boycott Apple and ban it from streaming her latest album in a spat over artist compensation.
A few hours after Taylor made this post, Apple answered her and announced that they will abide by the blonde singer’s wishes and pay the artists in the free trial duration.
Swift will be interviewed by Zane Lowe on Apple’s Beats 1 radio station today to promote the film.
The pop superstar hit headlines across the globe over the summer when she wrote an open letter to the firm accusing bosses of short-changing artists by refusing to pay royalties during a three-month free trial period for subscribers. “Are they gonna turn my phone off?”
The “1989” tour took place across the United States and Europe, as well as in China, Japan, Australia and Singapore. Are they going to turn the video camera on?
The “1989” tour, which ended Saturday, had more than $240 million in ticket sales.
But for those who were unable to get tickets (and there were a lot of us) Taylor has confirmed that the Sydney show, held at the ANZ Stadium on 28 November, will be available for all fans to see on 20 December.
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‘Like people start screaming and it makes me rise to that, it makes me rise to their level of excitement, and that’s just how it’s been this tour. It also features cameos from Joan Baez, Kobe Bryant, Ellen Degeneres, Lena Dunham, Kendall Jenner, Julia Roberts, Chris Rock, Serena Williams and the U.S. Women’s Soccer Team, among others. Apple Music provides music recommendations based on user’s taste and is integrated with Siri voice commands.
