Taylor Swift back on stage
Singer surprises with a spontaneous appearance
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Taylor Swift surprised fans with a spontaneous appearance in Nashville and performed “Shake it off” at a benefit concert.
Taylor Swift (35) recorded in Vancouver last December. After months of stage, the pop star spontaneously picked up the guitar and delighted his fans in Nashville unexpectedly with a live appearance.
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Six months after the last “Eras Tour” concert, the megastar suddenly stood on the stage of the Brooklyn Bowl on Tuesday evening and performed his hit “Shake IT Off”.
the 1,200 spectators actually came to the “Tight Ends & Friends” beefiz concert because of Kane Brown (31), Chase Rice (39) and other country stars. Some already suspected that Swift could be present – after all, her friend Travis Kelce (35) was one of the hosts of the charity event. But nobody had expected that she would use the guitar herself.
The magical moment that made the round occurred at the end of Kane Browns set. “Do you make it something if I put a really, really, really special guest on stage?” Asked the singer the audience and grabbed a clamp with which he should accompany Swift to “Shake it off” during their performance.
The spontaneity of the appearance became particularly clear when Swift revealed after its performance: “Please give this fantastic band an applause that just experienced three minutes ago that we will play that!” She dedicated the song to the NFL players present and alluded to the famous text line “Players Gonna Play” from “Shake It Off”.
Kane Brown also stuck the encounter with the superstar and wrote about a picture with Swift and Kelce and a laughing emoji: “If you think you are the special guest, but you are not.”
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