Taylor Swift to Release '1989 World Tour Live' Concert Film

The "" hitmaker took to Twitter to reveal the forthcoming release of the "1989" World Tour LIVE on Apple Music. The 1989 World Tour LIVE captures Taylor's entire performance from Sydney with never seen footage filmed backstage and during rehearsals with surprise musical and special guests that appeared on The 1989 World Tour.

She said she was withholding her 1989 album because of Apple's stance. Swift performed in front of 76,000 fans.

Steve Exum Taylor Swift feared Apple would turn off her iPhone during her dispute over Apple Music royalities.

Taylor Swift feared bosses at technology giant Apple would turn her cell phone off and wipe all her music from iTunes after she stood up to them in a row over streaming.

Apple Music is now the only streaming platform where Swift's best-selling "1989" album is available.

And celebrity Jaime King also strike Instagram having a unique early birthday message along with a picture of her buddy on Saturday, writing, "Tomorrow is the birthday and I'll be in the air".

The whirlwind drama was quickly resolved, but the conversation on social media between two of the biggest names in music revived a public debate about how streaming-music services treats artists. Are they going to turn the video camera on?

Taylor Swift and DJ Calvin Harris attend the 2015 Billboard Music Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 17, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. I wondered what it would look like if they were all lit up and dancing around like no one was watching.

Other musicians who popped up on Swift's top-grossing tour include Lorde, the Weeknd, Alison Krauss, Fetty Wap, Steven Tyler and Miranda Lambert. "Like absolute terror hit". She added that she used to be upset about the approach and advised the company to consider the music industry.

In her Tumblr post, Swift called the new policy as shocking and disappointing.