Taylor Swift has had an incredibly hectic year – between her 152-date Eras Tour and the release of The Tortured Poets Department – but that has not stopped her from already working on new music, which insiders now say could be released as early as next year.

According to sources, the Cruel Summer singer, 34, has no plans for a lengthy break and is already working on new music for a 2025 release – and is also in talks to hit the road again in 2026, insiders claim.

Despite some of her fans, or ‘Swifties,’ voicing apparent fatigue over her constant chart domination and seemingly never-ending release of TTPD variants – of which there are currently 30 plus – Taylor is determined to keep the wheels turning on her lucrative success.

Speaking to DailyMail.com, insiders have claimed she has been writing new material while on the road – which could see her address the controversy surrounding her alleged rivalry with Charli XCX.

‘Taylor is working on a new record which is due out in 2025 followed by a new tour in 2026,’ an insider told DailyMail.com. ‘She is heavily inspired by all the new experiences she is having on the Eras tour and has been quietly writing songs backstage.

Taylor Swift is already working on new music for a 2025 release – and is also planning to hit the road again in 2026, insiders have told DailyMail.com
The singer, 34, is clearly shrugging off the apparent fatigue felt by some Swifties who have grown weary of her never-ending release of versions of The Tortured Poets Department
Moment Taylor Swift swallows bug during London Eras Tour performance

‘Contrary to what some say, she loves artists like Charli XCX so those who have heard some of the ideas say she is paying attention to what is hot right now and will use that as inspiration.’

Taylor’s TTPD – her 11th studio album – has maintained the No.1 position on the Billboard 200 chart since its release on April 19. A double album edition titled The Anthology, which contained 15 bonus tracks, was surprise-released digitally two hours later.

However, some critics have suggested her chart success could be a result of the periodic release of variant and extended editions to keep sales and streaming figures high.

In total, she has now put out 37 versions in two months.

Dropping two of these ‘special’ editions the same day as Billie Eilish, 22, released her new album Hit Me Hard and Soft last month was seen as an attack on the competition by some.

This was further exacerbated when she dropped UK exclusive variants as it was announced that Charli XCX was expected to land a No.1 debut for her album Brat, leading some to question if the move was tied to their connection to 1975 frontman Matty Healy, 35.

Charli XCX, 31, is engaged to Matty’s bandmate, drummer George Daniel, while Taylor dated the singer early last year following her break up from Joe Alwyn and appears to heavily reference their brief romance on TTPD.

There has been speculation that one of Charli’s songs – Sympathy is a Knife – includes a reference to Taylor which has led to chants of ‘Taylor Swift is dead’ at her recent gigs.