How can I track Taylor’s important dates in my calendar?
Stay on top of all things Taylor with our Enchanted Taylor Swift Calendar. Mark your calendar for iconic album anniversaries - from "Red" days to "Fearless" moments, let her milestones inspire your year. Celebrate her birthday on December 13th, "The Best Day" to reflect on your "Wildest Dreams."
Each month, "Shake It Off" and start fresh, ready to "Begin Again" with a touch of Tay-tastic flair. Whether you're looking to "Stay Stay Stay" organized or just want a reason to "Escape" into your favorite Taylor tunes, this calendar is your "Getaway Car" to never miss a beat. Shake up your routine and make time for a weekly "Enchanted Evening" listening session.
From "The Story Of Us" to "New Year's Day," let Taylor's discography guide you through the year. Inject a little "Cardigan" coziness or channel your "Blank Space" energy - the choice is yours. With this Taylor-made planner, the possibilities are "Endless Love."
Taylor Swift by the Dates
- December 13, 1989 – Taylor Alison Swift is born in Reading, Pennsylvania.
- October 24, 2006 – Release of her self-titled debut album, introducing the world to Taylor with hits like "Tim McGraw" and "Teardrops on My Guitar."
- November 11, 2008 – Release of *Fearless*, featuring "Love Story" and "You Belong with Me."
- September 13, 2009 – The MTV VMAs incident with Kanye West occurs, where he interrupts her acceptance speech for Best Female Video for "You Belong with Me."
- October 25, 2010 – Release of *Speak Now*, an album entirely written by Taylor, featuring tracks like "Back to December" and "Mine."
- October 22, 2012 – Release of *Red*, marking her first shift into pop with hits like "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together."
- October 27, 2014 – Release of *1989*, Taylor’s official debut into pop with songs like "Shake It Off" and "Blank Space," and later wins her second *Album of the Year* Grammy.
- November 10, 2017 – Release of *Reputation*, featuring hits like "Look What You Made Me Do."
- April 26, 2019 – Release of the single "ME!", featuring Brendon Urie, marking the beginning of the *Lover* era.
- August 23, 2019 – Release of *Lover*, featuring songs like "Lover" and "Cruel Summer."
- July 24, 2020 – Surprise release of *Folklore*, which later wins her a third Grammy for *Album of the Year*.
- December 11, 2020 – Release of *Evermore*, her ninth studio album and companion to *Folklore*.
- April 9, 2021 – Release of *Fearless (Taylor’s Version)*, beginning her re-recording journey.
- November 12, 2021 – Release of *Red (Taylor’s Version)*, featuring the 10-minute version of "All Too Well."
- March 17, 2023 – Launch of the *Eras Tour*, a monumental journey through all of Taylor's musical eras.
- September 24, 2023 – Taylor makes headlines by attending Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs game, marking a new era in her personal life.
- February 4, 2024 – Announcement of *The Tortured Poets Department* at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.
- April 19, 2024 – Release of *The Tortured Poets Department*, continuing her evolution as an artist and lyricist.
What are some creative ways to use my Taylor Swift Calendar?
Why just track dates when you can track your own "eras"? Dedicate each month to a specific Taylor era, create mini playlists, or mark important days with your favorite lyrics. Use your calendar to jot down personal milestones inspired by her music. Or, mark a weekly "All Too Well Tuesday" to enjoy Taylor’s deeper cuts. This calendar isn’t just for organization—it’s a blank space for Swiftie self-expression!
Why is December 13th so important for Swifties?
December 13th isn’t just Taylor Swift’s birthday—it’s a day that resonates with fans because of her special connection to the number 13, which she considers her lucky charm. Born on December 13, 1989, Taylor has woven the number 13 into her life and career, from the timing of album milestones to the 13-second intro of her first number one song. And here’s a fun twist: in a bit of "Enchanted" serendipity, her partner Travis Kelce’s jersey number is 87, which, when added to 13, makes 100—a complete score, as if to celebrate the power couple that Swifties and football fans alike have come to adore.
Each year, Swifties honor this special day with music, memories, and a touch of sparkle, often adding a heart or star on December 13 to pay tribute to the artist who’s brought "All Too Well," "Style," and so many other anthems into their lives. Join the Swifties in marking this magical day, and may a little of Taylor’s charm and luck brighten your own year!
Taylor Swift Bio
Taylor Swift is an award-winning global icon whose songwriting and storytelling have captivated audiences worldwide. Born on December 13, 1989, Taylor rose to fame with her 2006 debut album. Since then, she’s earned fourteen Grammy Awards, including three for *Album of the Year*, making her the only woman to hold this title. Known for her versatility, Taylor has seamlessly transitioned from country roots to pop and indie-folk, inspiring fans with albums like *Folklore* and *The Tortured Poets Department*.
In 2023, Taylor’s *Eras Tour* brought fans together worldwide to celebrate every phase of her career. Her journey of re-recording her albums has empowered artists and fans alike, and her public relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce added a fun twist to her year. Taylor’s influence reaches beyond music, with her devoted fans—known as Swifties—keeping her legacy alive with each milestone, lyric, and song.
Swifties, Are You Ready for The Archer?
If you’re a Swiftie with "Delicate" ties to football, you already know that Taylor’s heart belongs to "The Archer"—Travis Kelce. And while Taylor sings, "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me," some fans might want to join in on the Chiefs spirit too.
So if you’re ready to track every game day and Taylor milestone, or just want a little extra red-and-gold in your life, explore our Chiefs collection for some calendar options that’ll keep you cheering all season long.
With a little Swiftie love and Chiefs pride, each day can be a "Begin Again" moment. So, Swifties—are you ready to cheer on "The Archer"?
