Taylor Swift Flubs Secret Songs Medley During Munich Eras Tour Show: ‘Sometimes You…see more

Taylor Swift Flubs Secret Songs Medley During Munich Eras Tour Show: ‘Sometimes You Just Don’t Hit the Right Note’
The singer previously joked that she had “broken” her piano after the instrument glitched at her second Milan

When it comes to accidentally hitting the wrong note during a show, Taylor Swift can shake it off!

On Saturday, July 27, Swift, 34, took the stage for her first show at the Olympiastadion in Munich, Germany, as part of her record-breaking Eras Tour, and had a minor misstep as she performed her secret songs segment.

After pairing “Fresh Out the Slammer” from The Tortured Poets Department and the 1989 track “You Are in Love” on guitar, Swift headed to her piano for the second medley. However, she flubbed the opening notes when starting the song and immediately joked about her mistake.

“Sometimes you just don’t hit the right note, do you?” she said, as seen in a viral clip shared on X (formerly Twitter), before she dove right into her medley of Evermore’s “Ivy” and Reputation’s “Call It What You Want.”

This isn’t the first time Swift’s beautifully painted piano seemed to fail her. During her Milan Eras Tour stop on July 14, the piano glitched during her secret songs set. “We have finally broken this thing,” the Grammy winner joked at the time, as a crew member joined her onstage to fix her instrument.

Luckily, the piano was just fine, and the show carried on without issue.

Before her tour stop in Munich, the “Karma” singer performed in Hamburg, Germany, and revealed that she did her own hair, makeup and styling for the Folklore album shoot as she set up for that portion of the concert.

“You can’t have hair and makeup. You can’t have wardrobe. You just have to do it yourself,” Swift, who marked the fourth anniversary of the album, said in a fan-captured video shared on TikTok.

“So, I called my friend who has some woods behind her house and was like, ‘Can I take some pictures in your forest?’ She said, ‘Yes.’ I ordered all these nightgowns online and brought them and did my own hair and makeup and just was like, ‘I guess I’ll braid it, I don’t know.’ ”

She also reflected on making the album during the COVID-19 lockdown with producers Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner.