Fans claim that "This is going to be a banger" as Taylor Swift's six-episode ‘Eras Tour’ docuseries is set to premiere its official trailer tomorrow.The iconic and groundbreaking Eras tour by Taylor Swift ended almost exactly a year ago. The tour that started on March 17, 2023, had 149 shows and closed on December 8, 2024. To deal with the nostalgia of that time, Taylor is releasing a six-episode docuseries for everyone, even those who didn't get a chance to see her live.Taylor Swift had announced it on her Instagram in October with the caption,"It was the End of an Era and we knew it. We wanted to remember every moment leading up to the culmination of the most important and intense chapter of our lives, so we allowed filmmakers to capture this tour and all the stories woven throughout it as it wound down. And to film the final show in its entirety."And following that, the official trailer of the series is set to premiere tomorrow. The series will also show Taylor Swift's show openers, Gracie Abrams, Sabrina Carpenter, and friends who joined her on stage, like Ed Sheeran and Florence Welch.Along with that, to give the full Swiftie experience to her fans, the Cruel Summer singer is also releasing The Final Show, a full concert film including The Tortured Poets Department set with the docuseries. The film was shot in Vancouver on the last day of the Eras Tour.Fans react to Taylor Swift's trailer updateSwifties are over the moon with the update regarding the much-awaited Eras Tour docuseries, as they express their excitement on social media.One fan exclaimed,"Aye, a bit of Tay-Tay to brighten our day! Just what we need—more glitter, good tunes, and a chance to relive that time we pretended to know the lyrics!"Another stated,"and i’ll be studying every nanosecond to debunk if she started filming for it pre-tour while recording midnights or if it’ll start after and feature her recording TTPD"A Swiftie shared their excitement"Taylor never disappoints! 🎤✨ Can’t wait to see the new trailer for the ‘Eras Tour’ docuseries. Six episodes of pure artistry, storytelling, and behind-the-scenes magic? Count me in. Every era has shaped her journey, and this series is going to be the ultimate fan experience. Tomorrow can’t come fast enough!"However, not all internet users were impressed, as one said,"A six-episode docuseries on the concert film. I thought the movie was the full experience. The content generation is truly relentless."While another claimed,"i guarantee no one will be streaming."Both the series and the film are set to release on Disney+ on December 12.