The Swiftie Finale Is Today at 1:13 p.m. ET

Unofficial fan trivia. Boston Made is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Taylor Swift or her team. Every fact below comes from her public career.

It is Friday the 13th, and the countdown is over. At 1:13 p.m. ET today, the Swiftie Finale opens at bostonmade.com/swiftie-finale/: 13 questions about Taylor Swift’s public career, with the answers published right alongside them. No prizes, no sign-ups, just bragging rights.

How to play

1. Go to the finale page at 1:13 p.m. ET. The questions and answers go up together.
2. Grab a pen or open a note. Number it 1 to 13.
3. Read each question and write your answer before you tap. Each question opens to reveal the correct answer.
4. Mark yourself right or wrong. Close answers count when they are clearly the same thing. A wrong year is a wrong answer.
5. Add it up and check the score guide at the bottom of the finale page.

The ground rules

• No searching while you play. The fun is finding out what you know.
• Your first run is your score. Play again as often as you like, but brag about the first one.
• Everything is from her public career. Albums, tours, awards, chart records, re-recordings and announcements. Nothing about her private life, and no trick questions.
• Every answer appeared in the warm-ups. If you read the countdown posts, you have already seen all 13.

What to expect

The questions mix easy and hard. A few are warm-up-level wins for anyone who knows the albums. Others ask for a specific number, place or first. Expect questions drawn from every theme in the countdown:

• The studio albums and their order, from 2006 to 2025.
• Her songwriting beginnings in Nashville.
• Grammy wins and chart records.
• The surprise albums of 2020.
• The Taylor’s Version re-recordings and the vault.
• Her work as a music video director.
• The Eras Tour.
• The Tortured Poets Department and The Life of a Showgirl, including this year’s news.

Last-minute review

If you have a few minutes before 1:13, here are the facts most worth a final look:

• Four Album of the Year Grammys: Fearless, 1989, folklore and Midnights.
• Speak Now is the album she wrote alone.
• The four Taylor’s Version albums: Fearless, Red, Speak Now and 1989.
• The Eras Tour: 149 shows, March 2023 to December 2024, ending in Vancouver.
• The Life of a Showgirl: released October 3, 2025, with 4.002 million units in its first U.S. week.

Yesterday’s cram sheet has the full list, with a practice round.

Playing with friends

The finale works just as well as a group game. Put the page up on a shared screen, have everyone write answers on paper, and reveal the cards one at a time. Read each answer out loud and let the room argue about whether a close answer counts. The rule of thumb: if it is clearly the same album, song or number, it counts. If it is a different year or a different album, it does not.

Keep a tally as you go, and save the last few cards for the end. Some of the toughest questions are near the bottom. When you are done, the score guide at the bottom of the page tells you where you landed, from a fresh start all the way to a perfect 13.

Why today

She was born on December 13, 1989, and 13 has been her lucky number for her whole career. A Friday the 13th was the obvious day for a finale, and 1:13 p.m. was the obvious time. Thirteen questions finished the set.

Thanks to everyone who followed the countdown. Compare scores with your friends, see who really knows every era, and enjoy the bragging rights.

The Swiftie Finale opens Friday, Nov. 13 at 1:13 p.m. ET.