Despite the threat of new variants of Covid-19, the world is slowly resuming its activities for large audiences, such as concerts, festivals and other shows, and 2022 is already promising greatness. At least so says the report by the Hipgnosis Songs Fund, a music intellectual property investment firm, which has already confirmed Beyoncé, Shakira and Taylor Swift touring.
According to Hipgnosis’ year-end report, Shakira, BeyoncĂ© and Taylor Swift‘s tours are already in the final stages of planning, meaning that they should happen sometime in 2022. The tours, according to the information in the report, will be global tours and even include Justin Bieber concerts .
Without giving further details, in the case of Taylor Swift, the show should be supported by songs from his most recent albums released, such as “Folklore” and “evermore“. In the case of BeyoncĂ© and Shakira, new tours mean new albums, so…
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now just wait for the official announcement.
In other related news, With three albums topping the Billboard 200 and major awards received, there was no way Taylor Swift could not have been chosen Pop Star of 2021 by Billboard itself. This is the second time Taylor has been named Pop Star of the Year by Billboard.
In 2015, the singer was also the holder of this honor.
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Even without releasing an appropriately unreleased album in 2021, the singer has always been at the top of the charts with the re-releases of “Fearless” and “Red” and also with “evermore”, originally released in late 2020, but which had a bang in sales in 2021.
Billboard names Taylor Swift the #1 Greatest Pop Star of 2021.
“Taylor Swift rewrote industry rules and had one of the most impactful years of her storied pop career without even releasing an entirely new album.” pic.twitter.com/tqGZinC1Eb
— Pop Base (@PopBase) December 16, 2021
The releases of his re-records of his previous albums, including, is pointed out by Billboard as an action that changed the industry’s view on artists and the rights to their works.
