Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift performed songs from her latest album The Tortured Poets Department live for the first time at The Eras Tour concert in Paris on Thursday, show videos shared by fan pages on social media.

“THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT included in the intro for Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour,” an official fan page of The Eras Tour on X (formerly Twitter) wrote alongside a video highlighting the moment when Taylor included the title track of her new album in her introduction.

At the Paris show, Taylor performed in an orange bodysuit with large wing-like features on the back. The black-and-white background details were included to highlight the latest album’s aesthetic. While performing the title track on stage, the Blank Space singer also spoke her iconic concert lines, “My name is Taylor and I was born in 1989.” Fans went gaga over the inclusion of the new song and cheered for the singer.

“Taylor Swift performing the brand new THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT era set at The Eras Tour,” the X page wrote alongside pictures of the Lover singer performing tracks from her latest album.

At the Paris show, Taylor combined songs from her albums — Folklore and Evermore. “On The Eras Tour we have now reunited the sisters! You can call it folklore, evermore or you can call it the sister albums,” she said at the concert.

Taylor’s latest two-part album, which was released on music platforms on April 19, contains a total of 31 songs. She had announced her new album in her acceptance speech at the 66th Grammy Awards this year after receiving the golden gramophone for best pop vocal album for Midnights.

Taylor’s The Eras Tour has been extended till November this year with new locations across the US and Canada.