Where to Stream Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Live in 2025

If you’re asking where you can stream the Eras Tour live, you’re not alone. Millions of fans around the world-whether in Wellington, Tokyo, or Toronto-are searching for the same thing: a real-time, high-quality way to experience Taylor Swift’s record-breaking concert film. But here’s the truth: Eras Tour is not being streamed live in real time like a regular concert. There’s no official live broadcast happening right now. What you’re probably looking for is the official recorded version of the concert film, which is the closest thing to "live" you’ll get.

What you’re actually looking for: the Eras Tour movie

The Eras Tour concert film, released in theaters in October 2023, is a full-length, professionally filmed version of Taylor Swift’s 2023-2024 world tour. It’s not a live feed. It’s a cinematic experience shot over multiple nights in Arlington, Texas, with dozens of cameras, flawless audio, and editing that makes it feel like you’re front row-even if you’re on your couch in New Zealand.

As of November 2025, the only legal and official way to watch this film is through Disney+.

Where to watch Eras Tour legally in 2025

Disney+ is the exclusive home of the Eras Tour movie. It was released on the platform on March 14, 2024, and remains there as of today. No other streaming service has the rights. Not Netflix. Not Amazon Prime. Not Apple TV+. Not YouTube. Only Disney+.

To watch it:

1. Go to disneyplus.com or open the Disney+ app on your device
2. Sign in to your account (or create one if you don’t have one)
3. Search for "Eras Tour" in the search bar
4. Select the movie and hit play

The movie is available in 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Atmos sound, and subtitles in over 20 languages-including English, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Korean. You can download it to watch offline, which is great if you’re on a flight or have spotty internet.

Why you can’t stream it live

Taylor Swift and her team made a deliberate choice: they didn’t turn the tour into a live-streamed event. Why? Because they treated it like a movie, not a concert livestream. The film was shot with cinematic intent-multiple camera angles, crowd reactions, lighting changes, and even hidden Easter eggs only visible on the big screen. Streaming it live would have ruined the carefully crafted experience.

Plus, the economics make sense. The film made over $270 million globally in theaters, one of the highest-grossing concert films ever. Disney+ then licensed it for exclusive streaming, creating a new revenue stream without diluting the value of the theatrical release.

What about unofficial streams?

You might see links on Reddit, TikTok, or YouTube claiming to offer "live Eras Tour streams" or "free full movie downloads." These are not real. They’re either low-quality screen recordings from someone’s phone in a theater, pirated copies of the Disney+ version, or outright scams that steal your login info or install malware.

Here’s a hard truth: if it’s free and says "live," it’s not the real thing. And it’s not worth the risk.

There’s no legal way to watch the Eras Tour movie without a Disney+ subscription. Even if you’re in a country where Disney+ isn’t officially available, you can still access it through a legitimate VPN service that connects to a supported region-like the U.S., Canada, or Australia. Just don’t use shady third-party sites that promise "free access." They’re not worth your data, your time, or your peace of mind.

How much does Disney+ cost in 2025?

As of November 2025, Disney+ pricing varies slightly by country:

• United States: $11.99/month or $119.99/year
• Canada: $13.99 CAD/month
• Australia and New Zealand: $13.99 AUD/NZD/month
• United Kingdom: £10.99/month

There’s also a bundle option: Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ in the U.S. for $16.99/month. Outside the U.S., Disney+ often partners with local providers like Sky in the UK or Foxtel in Australia, so check your local TV provider for deals.

For fans in New Zealand, the monthly cost is $13.99 NZD. That’s less than the price of two concert tickets-and you can watch it as many times as you want, anytime, anywhere.

What if Disney+ doesn’t work for you?

If you don’t want to pay for Disney+, there are no legal alternatives. But here’s what you can do instead:

• Wait for a future release-Disney has hinted at a possible physical release (Blu-ray or DVD) in late 2025 or early 2026
• Check your local library or community center-some offer free streaming access with a library card
• Join a watch party with friends and split the cost of a subscription
• Look for official fan events or sing-along screenings in your city

There’s no shortcut. But the experience is worth the price.

Will there ever be a live stream of the next tour?

Taylor Swift has never live-streamed a full tour. But she’s experimented with live content before. In 2020, she released a surprise concert film called folklore: the long pond studio sessions on Disney+. In 2024, she livestreamed a surprise performance of "The Tortured Poets Department" on TikTok during a fan Q&A.

So while a full live stream of the next tour isn’t planned, it’s not impossible. If she ever does it, it’ll be announced on her official website or social channels-and only on platforms she controls. You won’t find it on Twitch or YouTube unless she says so.

Final advice: Don’t fall for the hype

The internet is full of fake links, countdowns, and "exclusive access" scams. People are desperate to see the Eras Tour. That’s why scammers are thriving.

Stick to the official source: Disney+. It’s the only place with the full, high-quality, legally licensed version. Everything else is either a copy, a scam, or a waste of your time.

And if you’re watching it in Wellington at 11 p.m. with a cup of tea and your favorite hoodie? You’re doing it right.