Fans Choose Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ as This Week’s Favorite New Music

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The popular superstar's latest medium earned 77% of the vote.

Taylor Swift’s 12th workplace album, The Life of a Showgirl, has claimed the apical spot successful this week’s caller euphony poll.

In a canvass published Friday (Oct. 3) by Billboard, euphony fans overwhelmingly chose the 35-year-old popular icon’s latest merchandise arsenic their favourite caller task of the week.

The Life of a Showgirl garnered 77% of the vote, outpacing caller releases from Luke Combs (“Days Like These”), Louis Tomlinson (“Lemonade”), Leon Thomas (“Just How You Are”), Kali Uchis featuring Mariah the Scientist (“Pretty Promises”), and more.

Arriving a twelvemonth and a fractional aft her chart-dominating The Tortured Poets Department — which spent 17 weeks astatine No. 1 connected the Billboard 200 — Swift’s caller task marks yet different career-defining moment.

Released connected Oct. 3, The Life of a Showgirl was produced by Swift alongside longtime collaborators Max Martin and Shellback. The 12-track medium offers a vivid reflection connected her beingness implicit the past 2 years, from circling the globe connected the Eras Tour to her high-profile romance with fiancé Travis Kelce.

On “Father Figure,” Swift interpolates George Michael’s 1987 deed of the aforesaid name, portion the album’s rubric way features Sabrina Carpenter, marking their archetypal duet since touring unneurotic successful 2024.

The euphony video fro pb azygous “The Fate of Ophelia” premiered arsenic portion of The Official Release Party of a Showgirl, a peculiar movie lawsuit moving successful theaters done Oct. 5. The movie debuted astatine No. 1 astatine the home container office, earning an estimated $33 million, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In the poll, Luke Combs’ heartfelt caller azygous “Days Like These” placed 2nd with astir 7% of the vote, portion the “Other” class took 3rd with 6.5%.

Check retired the afloat results of this week’s canvass below, and sojourn Billboard’s Friday Music Guide for much must-hear caller releases.