Taylor swift

Taylor Alison Swift (born December 13, 1989) is an American singer-songwriter whose career has evolved from teenage country prodigy on a Pennsylvania Christmas tree farm to one of the world’s most influential artists. She has successfully traversed genres—country, pop, indie-folk—and consistently reinvented her sound. Swift made industry history with her Eras Tour (2023–24), the highest‑grossing concert tour ever, grossing over $2 billion; its concert film also became the highest‑earning of its kind . In 2024 she released The Tortured Poets Department, debuting at No. 1 with record-breaking streaming and sales . In May 2025, she reclaimed her master recordings for her first six albums—an industry-defining moment for artists’ rights. Swift’s influence extends to business and culture: Harvard Business Review Press even published The Strategic Genius of Taylor Swift (April 2025) analyzing her career strategy . With 14 Grammys (including four Album of the Year wins), billionaire status (Forbes: ~$1.1 B), and philanthropic activism, Swift continues to shape music, fans, and industry standards.