Stockholm, Sweden - Taylor Swift is set to bring The Eras Tour to Stockholm, Sweden, as she continues the European leg of her newly-revamped concert series.

The 34-year-old pop princess treated fans to one epic stint in Paris, France, last week as she debuted the new version of The Eras Tour, which now features a section dedicated to The Tortured Poets Department.

As expected, other songs from her 11th studio album made their way into the surprise set, as her Stockholm performances are likely to be the same.

Though she has scrapped her original no-repeats rule, Taylor is not likely to play any of Paris' surprise songs so soon.

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As a result, Swifties can cross off loml, My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys, and The Alchemy from their Stockholm predictions.

Among the frontrunners for what could be played include Guilty as Sin?, The Tortured Poets Department, Peter, and thanK you aIMee.

The Grammy winner has brought back a few of her favorite surprise songs like Maroon, so Swedish Swifties can likely expect another popular pick such as You're On Your Own, Kid to make a grand return as well.

Taylor hasn't been playing quite as many mashups as she did in recent shows like Melbourne, but they're certainly still in the cards.

Going off similar themes and motifs, some potential pairings include Dear Reader and The Story of Us (with The Manuscript also in the running here!), Dress and It's Nice to Have a Friend, or Getaway Car and The Bolter.

Sure enough, Taylor treated fans to a mashup at night one in Stockholm, singing I Think He Knows and Gorgeous together on the guitar.

As predicted, she dove back into TTPD with a piano rendition of Peter to finish out the set.

On night two, Taylor again took to her latest album with Guilty as Sin? followed by a mashup of Say Don't Go, Clean, and Welcome to New York.

For her Sunday show, she continued the TTPD/mashup pattern by playing an epic Max Martin-inspired mix of Message in a Bottle, How You Get The Girl, and New Romantics, followed by How Did It End? on the piano.