She is everywhere these days, in her music videos from her latest albums, viral videos posted on social media, and front pages of various magazines and dailies. Taylor Swift has officially taken over everything with the release of her new album 1989. Now, the pop princess will be taking over the world with the official Taylor Swift 1989 world concert tour.

The 25 year old, who grace the cover of Time magazine in its latest issue dished out on the details of her very wildly anticipated world tour. Taylor says that some of the all time favorite hits from her previous albums just might be included in the concert, but they have to be remixed in order to fit in with the rest of the Taylor Swift 1989 songs. "I know that with the way fans have latched on to this album, the setlist will be predominantly songs from 1989. You know, when I go back and play songs I know they want to hear like 'Love Story' or 'Trouble,' it will be interesting to reimagine them so that the fans get a new experience that feels in keeping with 1989," Taylor revealed.

Aside from old songs being touched up, the pop star also relates that the whole look and feel of the concert will have to match the themes and subject matter she tackled in 1989. "If you look at the landscape of 1989, it's mostly synths and automated drums and these kind of big epic synth pad sounds, and key bass and layered vocals," she explains about the upcoming Taylor Swift 1989 concert tour.

When asked about the dream guest stars she would like to have on the Taylor Swift 1989 concert tour, the pop star shares that she love Iggy Azalea, Haim, and Vance Joy. "Not to show too many of my cards here -- but I have probably 10 guests that I'm thinking about that would be amazing," Swift shared.