Howard Stern Says Taylor Swift Is 'Like Supergirl' After Watching Eras Tour Docuseries
- Howard Stern praises Taylor Swift's work ethic and stamina after watching her Eras Tour documentary, The End of an Era, highlighting the singer's intense schedule and dedication to her craft.
Howard Stern is giving props to Taylor Swift after watching her Eras Tour documentary, The End of an Era .
In a new clip from his Sirius XM radio show , the 72-year-old host revealed that he was left feeling "exhausted" for Swift after watching the 6-part Disney+ series, which gives fans an inside glimpse at what really went on behind the scenes of the 3-and-a-half-hour concert.
"She's like supergirl or something," Stern said in the new clip.
Swift, 36, released her docuseries, The End of an Era , in December 2025 to recap her history-making Eras Tour that ran from March 2023 to December 2024.
The series documents the major changes that were made to the show after the release of Swift's The Tortured Poets Department album, and also shows the singer working on her most recent album, The Life of a Showgirl , in the middle of the tour's European leg.
"She goes, 'I'm releasing my new album, then she's on the phone with her boyfriend ( Travis Kelce ), but then she's in rehearsals with Ed Sheeran , and she's learning new guitar parts, and then they change the choreography and they change the outfits," Stern said, amazed.
"They have a special hydraulic lift that takes her up and down so that in the show she can change like underneath the stage into a new outfit and she has like 37 seconds to do it, and it's like, 'Oh my god,'" he continued. "And then she gets on the stage and it's pouring rain and she's singing and dancing."
"The poor girl is singing for three and a half hours," Stern added, "I'm like, 'Oh my god, how is she doing it?'...It's like she's supergirl or something."
"I look at my life now and like within minutes of ending my show I take a nap. Like I run right upstairs and get in that bed and I'm unconscious just from talking," Stern quipped.
"You gotta watch this documentary," he added of the series, which is available now to stream on Disney+.
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