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Taylor Swift<\/strong><\/a> shocked fans all over the world when she performed \u201cI Did Something Bad\u201d as one of the surprise songs at her concert in London<\/a> on Saturday, August 17. It\u2019s been widely believed by Swifties that the pop star was saving the track to sing on the day she announced the release date for the rerecorded version of her album Reputation<\/em>.<\/p>\n Instead, Taylor, 34, belted out the fan-favorite diss track during her third of five concerts at Wembley Stadium and did not share any updates about Reputation (Taylor\u2019s Version)<\/em>. Although Taylor has repeated several surprise songs on the Eras tour, this was the first time she sang \u201cI Did Something Bad,\u201d which was also the last song from Reputation<\/em> that she\u2019d previously never performed during the acoustic set of the show.<\/p>\n In 2023, Taylor saved songs from Speak Now <\/em>and 1989<\/em> to sing at the concerts when she announced the release dates for their rerecords (July 7, 2023, and October 27, 2023). Before that, she dropped the rerecorded versions of Fearless<\/em> and Red<\/em> in 2021 after announcements on Instagram. Now, Reputation<\/em> and Taylor Swift<\/em> are the only two albums that fans are still waiting for rerecords of.<\/p>\n The \u201cFortnight\u201d singer decided to rerecord her first six albums \u2013 the ones she released on her old record label, Big Machine Records \u2013 in order to earn back the rights to the songs\u2019 masters, which were sold in 2019. When label head Scott Borchetta<\/strong> revealed his plans to sell the masters, Taylor offered to buy them herself, but was told she could only earn back the rights if she recorded one new album with Big Machine for each of her previous ones (six total).<\/p>\n She opted not to take that deal, explaining at the time, \u201cI walked away because I knew once I signed that contract, Scott Borchetta would sell the label, thereby selling me and my future.\u201d<\/p>\n As an incentive for fans to buy and stream the Taylor\u2019s Versions of the albums, the Grammy winner includes several tracks \u201cfrom the vault\u201d on each rerelease. These songs were written for the original albums but did not make the final cut the first time around, so many of them were never heard by fans before.<\/p>\n Fans are anxiously waiting for the release of <\/a>Reputation<\/a> (Taylor\u2019s Version)<\/em>, especially after Taylor confirmed that the vault tracks are \u201cfire\u201d in a 2023 interview. However, considering the superstar released a brand new album, The Tortured Poets Department<\/em>, with 31 songs in April, it\u2019s highly probable that she\u2019ll wait until 2025 to drop the next rerecords.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, she has plenty to keep her busy until then. She\u2019ll finish out the European leg of the Eras tour with two more shows in London on Monday, August 19, and Tuesday, August 20, before returning to the United States for several weeks off until October. During that time her boyfriend, Travis Kelce<\/strong>, will begin the 2024 NFL season<\/a>, so fans are expecting Taylor to pop up at as many Kansas City Chiefs games as she can make it to.<\/p>\n The tour will conclude with more shows in the U.S. and Canada from October to December.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n