Taylor Swift's Pop-up Poetry Library: Introducing The Tortured Poets Department at The Grove, Los Angeles

Los Angeles, California United States of America
Taylor Swift is launching a new pop-up poetry library in partnership with Spotify at The Grove, Los Angeles from April 16 to 18.
The public is invited to visit the poetry library.
Taylor Swift's Pop-up Poetry Library: Introducing The Tortured Poets Department at The Grove, Los Angeles

Taylor Swift is set to launch her new album, The Tortured Poets Department, in partnership with Spotify. The pop-up poetry library installation at The Grove in Los Angeles will be open to the public from April 16 to 18.

Swift fans have been eagerly anticipating the release of her latest album after her cryptic Instagram post featuring a quote,


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Taylor Swift to Launch ‘Tortured Poets Department’ Spotify Library Installation in Los Angeles

Billboard Magazine Hannah Dailey Monday, 15 April 2024 20:40
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    • Taylor Swift is launching a Tortured Poets Department library installation at The Grove in Los Angeles in partnership with Spotify.
    • The library installation will be open to the public for three days ahead of Swift’s 11th studio album’s release.
    • Doors will open on Tuesday, April 16 and continue until Thursday, April 18.
    • The pop-up will feature curated poetry excerpts, books and visual surprises for fans.
    • The library installation will be different each day with new aspects being added as the countdown to Tortured Poets gets shorter.
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Inside Taylor Swift’s ‘Tortured Poets’ Spotify Pop-Up Library

ELLE FashionBeautyCultureNews Tuesday, 16 April 2024 17:00
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    • Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department pop-up library is open at The Grove in Los Angeles from Tuesday to Thursday.
    • The goal of the pop-up is to immerse fans in Swift’s new era with a creatively inspired library concept.
    • Fans can visit the installation and share which song they are most looking forward to through a letter drop area.
    • Lyrics will be hidden throughout the week leading up to Swift’s upcoming album release.
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Why hasn't Taylor Swift promoted her new album or singles? She doesn't need to

Business Insider Callie Ahlgrim Wednesday, 17 April 2024 04:34
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    • Taylor Swift's new album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ will be released on April 19, 2024.
    • Swift has declined to release a lead single or promote the album in any significant way.
    • Despite the lack of promotion, fans are excited about the upcoming release and believe it will be a masterpiece.
    • Swift used a similar rollout strategy for her previous album ‘Midnights’ which also became a commercial success despite no teaser or snippet being released beforehand.
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    The author makes several appeals to authority by referencing the success of Taylor Swift's previous albums and her influence in the pop-music landscape. The author also uses inflammatory rhetoric when stating that 'Swift has managed to harness this reckless passion better than anyone else' and 'her actions go largely unchallenged by her base, while her music is blindly praised.'
    • > Swift has managed to harness this reckless passion better than anyone else <
    • > Her actions go largely unchallenged by her base, while her music is blindly praised <
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    The author expresses a clear bias towards Taylor Swift and her music, using hyperbolic language to describe the anticipation and expectations of her fans. The author also makes assumptions about the content of Swift's new album based on fan speculation and past performance.
    • But Swift has managed to harness this reckless passion better than anyone else – at least in terms of commercial success.
      • Die-hard fans say it’s a masterpiece, destined to win Swift her fifth Grammy Award for album of the year.
        • If ttpd is only half as good as the playlist names / back cover lyrics, it HAS to win aoty.
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        Taylor Swift Seemingly Referenced Her Joe Alwyn Split in Cryptic 'Tortured Poets Department' Lyrics

        InStyle Magazine Wednesday, 17 April 2024 04:35
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          • Taylor Swift is promoting her upcoming album The Tortured Poets Department
          • Swift shared a cryptic quote 'I wish I could un-recall how we almost had it all' on Instagram
          • Fans believe the quote refers to Swift’s breakup with Joe Alwyn
          • The name of Swift’s album has been suspected to be a reference to Alwyn’s ‘Tortured Man Club'
          • Swift and Alwyn dated for six years before breaking up in early 2023
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        Taylor Swift pop-up poetry library coming to The Grove

        KTLA News Christine Samra Tuesday, 16 April 2024 14:20
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          • Taylor Swift and Spotify have partnered for a pop-up poetry library at The Grove in Los Angeles.
          • The installation runs from April 16 to 18, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
          • Swift is not expected to attend the event.
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