Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert film will be released on October 13th.

Not all of us are fortunate to see the ERAS tour and Taylor feels us that is why she is giving us an ERAS TOUR CONCERT FILM. Tickets have been selling quickly since the pop icon announced her Eras Tour concert film would be released in domestic theaters in October.

To fulfill demand, theaters large and small have added more showtimes. Analysts aren't being conservative with their opening weekend projections. Many predict Swift's big-screen debut will gross more than $100 million.

“It is still very early days for such a highly unique release,” said Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at BoxOffice.com. “That said, nine digits looks very attainable for opening weekend if capacity continues to grow with additional theaters and showtimes, and especially if promotion ramps up more in the next few weeks to attract the non-Swifties as part of a true theatrical event.”

Taylor Swift's concert film, Eras, is predicted to have the best fourth-quarter opening of any film, with many cinemas offering unique in-cinema experiences. The unexpected statement comes as numerous big-budget films are pushed back owing to worker strikes. AMC Entertainment will release the film directly for a 5% to 6% distribution fee. She is a mastermind becuse the Tickets start at $19.89 for adults and $13.13 for children, which is more expensive than regular general admission seats.

The film is scheduled to be released until November 5, though some anticipate that strong box office statistics may extend its run. Swift's performance video is likely to surpass Miley Cyrus' "Best of Both Worlds" concert film, which grossed $31.1 million on its debut weekend in 2008.