Taylor Swift's film version of her 1989 World Tour Live is coming exclusively to Apple Music on December 20th and her Zane Lowe interview discussing the production airs at 9AM pacific time on December 14 on Beats 1. The film was shot at her Sydney, Australia concert and includes interviews with artists she has performed with on the tour such as Alanis Morissette, John Legend, Mick Jagger, and Justin Timberlake.
Taylor Swift’s 1989 tour video coming just to Apple Music
Ms. Swift's press release stated,
Beginning Sunday, December 20, The 1989 World Tour LIVE will be available in its entirety exclusively to Apple Music members around the world at applemusic.com/Taylorswift and can be enjoyed across devices including iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, PC and Apple TV.
Taylor Swift has a strong working relationship with Apple and Apple Music—the company's online streaming music subscription service. She has also been critical of Apple's payment policy for artists.
Ms. Swift called out Apple ahead of the Beats Music launch for the company's deal with record labels to not pay song royalties during subscriber's three month trial period. Apple reversed course and announced it would pay royalties, and company executive Eddie Cue said Ms. Swift's open letter was instrumental in that decision.
You'll need an Apple Music subscription to watch the 1989 World Tour Live film, and to hear Zane Lowe's interview with her. If you don't already have a subscription, you can sign up for a free three month trial at the Apple Music website.
Ms. Swift's concert film can be watched on any device that supports Apple Music including Macs and PCs with iTunes, the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch running iOS 9, and the fourth generation Apple TV.