When is Taylor Swift’s ‘Reputation TV’ dropping? Here’s the possible release date and what we know so far
Taylor Swift fans are convinced the singer will release her new album, ‘Reputation TV,’ on May 26 — here’s everything we know.
Taylor Swift has kept a low profile since finishing The Eras Tour, giving her fans plenty of time to discover various “easter eggs.” Because of this, Swifties are convinced that the famous Miss Americana could drop Reputation (Taylor’s Version) very soon.
Everything we know about Taylor Swift’s Reputation TV release
On social media, a theory has gone viral that Taylor Swift might release Reputation TV this Monday, May 26, during the 51st American Music Awards (AMAs) held at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Fans reached this conclusion after spotting several clues on the singer’s official website. Discounts in her store are set at 26%, and the website’s section rearrangement spells out “AMAs.” These clues add to earlier easter eggs, like the recent release of “Look What You Made Me Do (Taylor’s Version)” during an episode of Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, suggesting the album could be ready to launch.
So, when is Taylor Swift’s ‘Reputation TV’ coming out?
While all signs point to an imminent announcement, Taylor Swift is skipping tonight’s AMAs — despite being nominated in six categories — ruling out a reveal during the awards show.
However, given the obvious clues, Taylor could still release the album soon. Legally, the 35-year-old superstar has until August 16, 2025, to release Reputation (Taylor’s Version) and retain the trademark rights to the album, according to Vulture. This means the album could drop — without prior notice — on May 26, June, or July.
For now, Swifties have little choice but to wait and stay alert for new clues or even a surprise drop.
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