- At her first show of the Eras Tour, Taylor Swift performed 44 songs. 
- Between March 2023 and July 2023, the setlist was relatively stable at 44 songs. 
- In July 2023, Taylor Swift added "Long Live" to the setlist when she released "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)". 
- For almost all of the shows that followed, her performances followed the same pattern, with 45 songs. 
- For her Singapore performances (the most recent leg of her tour), Taylor Swift often performed "mash-ups" of multiple songs, which she had not done at most of her prior shows. - For example, at her most last show, she performed two mash-ups, which meant that 47 songs were performed that night. 
 
- Between now and Taylor Swift's next show (Paris, May 9th), she will release her eleventh studio album. 
- This question captures whether she chooses to find more space to cover more of her extensive discography within each performance. 
- This question resolves YES if 46 or more songs are performed during her next concert. 
Resolution notes
- I'll use setlist.fm as the source for resolution (but not their count of songs)—example for the March 4th performance. 
- Mash-ups count each song included (e.g. "Foolish One / Tell Me Why" counts as two songs). 
- However, musical interludes (e.g. "seven") do not count unless Taylor Swift is singing them live. 
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@traders Setlist posted https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/taylor-swift/2024/paris-la-defense-arena-nanterre-france-6baa46ba.html
Looking through the list, it's clear that all 46 songs count. Thus, >45 total songs, and this resolves YES