The pop star’s favorite interview and performance location, Graham Norton’s iconic red sofa, is where Taylor Swift is starting her 12th era.
The BBC announced on September 17 that Swift would appear on “The Graham Norton Show” alongside actors Cillian Murphy, Greta Lee, Jodie Turner-Smith, and Domhnall Gleeson on October 3, the same day “The Life of a Showgirl” premieres. The episode will also feature a performance by Scottish superstar Lewis Capaldi.
Swift is doing her first interview and public appearance since revealing “The Life of a Showgirl” on the August 13 episode of “New Heights.” The last time Swift was on “The Graham Norton Show” was in October 2022, not long after the release of “Midnights.”
Here is all the information you require on Swift’s TV appearance, including how to watch.
When will Taylor Swift join ‘The Graham Norton Show’?
According to the BBC, Swift will appear on “The Graham Norton Show” on October 3, the same day as “The Life of a Showgirl” premieres.
At 5:40 p.m. ET, the program is scheduled to air.
How to watch ‘The Graham Norton Show’ featuring Taylor Swift
Swifties can watch “The Graham Norton Show” on BBC America on AMC+ on October 3 at 5:40 p.m. ET.
Additionally, AMC+ is accessible via the Roku Channel, Amazon Prime Video Channel, and Apple TV Channel. Subscriptions range from $6.99 per month to $95.88 annually.
AMC+ is available as an add-on channel for customers of TV providers who offer cable-live TV packages (such Spectrum, DISH, Comcast Xfinity, or Philo).
The ‘Graham Norton Show’ appearances of Taylor Swift
“The Graham Norton Show” posted a collection of Swift’s past appearances when she visited the UK as part of her Eras Tour.
Swift joined the host to discuss her albums “Red,” “1989,” and “Lover” during the 36-minute montage. Her most recent appearance was in 2022, where she talked about her film “All Too Well: The Short Film.”
When Bono of U2 admitted on her most recent appearance that he’s “a Swiftie,” Norton asked if the two would ever work together.
“Not yet,” the woman stated. “We’re going to talk about it later.”