Attention, Swifties! Taylor Swift has announced the arrival of TS12, her new album, and the rumors were true: The Life of a Showgirl will be presented on New Heights, the podcast hosted by her boyfriend Travis Kelce. Here’s when and what time it will be released so you don’t miss it. Take note!
When will Taylor Swift appear on New Heights?
The Kelce brothers’ podcast, where the famous singer will present her new album TS12, will air this Wednesday, August 13 — so mark your calendar so it doesn’t slip by!
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What time will Taylor Swift be on New Heights?
All New Heights podcast episodes are released at 7:00 p.m. ET (so you know when to set your alarm!).
What will Taylor Swift say on the New Heights podcast?
Taylor will present her new album The Life of a Showgirl on the podcast. So far, not many details have been shared about what the interview will be like, but it is expected that the singer will reveal more information about her new work, such as the album cover and possibly some of the songs included in it.
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What is the New Heights podcast about?
Recorded from two different cities — Jason in Philadelphia and Travis in Kansas City — this podcast features the Kelce brothers in relaxed conversations about the latest in professional football, pop culture events, and notable sports news. They also share personal experiences from within the league. The series has featured interviews with well-known sports figures, celebrities, and people close to the Kelce family.
When will Taylor Swift’s new album be released?
The official release date for The Life of a Showgirl will be announced soon; however, fans can already pre-order the vinyl version, which is available on Taylor Swift’s official website.
How much will Taylor Swift’s new album cost?
According to the information revealed, the vinyl version is priced at $30, while the cassette and CD cost $20 and $13, respectively.
Taylor Swift’s Biography
Taylor Swift, born December 13, 1989, in West Reading, Pennsylvania, has built one of the most remarkable careers in recent music history. Known for her ability to tell stories through heartfelt lyrics and memorable melodies, she has achieved a rare balance between artistic sensitivity and commercial success that few artists can match.
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From an early age, she showed an inclination toward the arts, going from performing in children’s theater productions to singing the U.S. national anthem at a Philadelphia 76ers basketball game at just 11 years old. At 12, she began playing guitar and writing songs inspired by country icons such as Shania Twain and the Dixie Chicks. Her parents, aware of her talent, moved to Hendersonville, Tennessee, to bring her closer to Nashville’s music industry.
Her first major step came when she signed as a songwriter with Sony/ATV at 14. Shortly after, she was discovered by Scott Borchetta, who signed her to Big Machine Records. In 2006, she released her debut single “Tim McGraw,” followed by a self-titled album that earned her a platinum certification in 2007 and positioned her as one of the most promising newcomers in country music.
Swift’s career evolved quickly. Fearless (2008) expanded her reach to pop audiences, with hits like “Love Story” and “You Belong with Me” breaking digital sales records. Her next phase included the introspective Speak Now (2010) and the experimental Red (2012), where she ventured into pop-rock and achieved her first No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.”
With 1989 (2014), she fully embraced pop, achieving multi-million sales and earning another Grammy for Album of the Year. Throughout her career, she has balanced music releases with acting appearances, such as in The Giver (2014) and Valentine’s Day (2010).
In 2023, she experienced a historic year: named Time’s Person of the Year, becoming the most-streamed artist on Spotify, and being recognized as one of Forbes’ most powerful women. Additionally, her Eras Tour grossed $2 billion, setting a new world record.
In 2024, after announcing The Tortured Poets Department, she once again topped the charts and collected awards, including seven MTV VMAs, tying Beyoncé as the most-awarded female solo artist in the history of the event.
