Watch Taylor Swift’s ‘The 1989 World Tour LIVE Concert Film’ Trailer

Taylor Swift’s film version of her 1989 World Tour Live is coming exclusively to Apple Music on December 20th and her Zane Lowe interview discussing the production airs at 9AM pacific time on December 14 on Beats 1. Come that day, you’ll just have to head over to the little microsite Apple has set up for Taylor Swift, which should pull up the Apple Music section of your iTunes.

PCMag wrote that the video will feature a variety of footage from the Grammy winner’s latest tour, including her show on November 28, 2015 at ANZ Stadium in Sydney, Australia.

Almost 2 million fans have seen Taylor Swift’s “1989” world tour. Didn’t manage to score tickets to her 1989 World Tour?

The film, directed by Jonas Akerlund, will be available on Apple’s streaming service from 20 December.

The “Bad Blood” hit maker took to Twitter to reveal the forthcoming release of the “1989” World Tour LIVE concert film on Apple Music. As noted on the special’s teaser video, the star-studded concert includes appearances by Mick Jagger, Selena Gomez, Miranda Lambert, Alanis Morissette, Wiz Khalifa, Mary J. Blige, John Legend, Justin Timberlake, and more. Days after the tech giant bowed to pressure from Taylor Swift and some independent music groups and labels agreed to pay artists during a trial of its music service.

Jackson cited music streaming services Spotify and Songza as examples of such competitors. She demanded that Apple change the terms of its initial three-month free trial to ensure that artists would be paid during the trial period.

Taylor Swift performs during her 1989 in Sydney. Like, are they going to turn my phone off? Fans have been wondering about how Swift is going to release her concert video for a while and the announcement last Sunday, Dec. 13, will stop the fans from wondering. Are they watching me right now?

She captioned the image, “Today I begin my 26th year of freaking out over stuff”. “Like absolute terror hit”.