Taylor Swift Surprises Fans With Live 'Shake It Off' Performance At Travis Kelce's Event
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Swift showed up at the opening night ceremony of Kelce's annual Tight End University training camp.
Taylor Swift gave a few lucky fans in Nashville, Tennessee, the night of a lifetime on Tuesday.
The Grammy winner delivered a surprise performance to kick off her boyfriend Travis Kelce’s annual Tight End University training camp, with the “Tight Ends & Friends” concert marking her first gig since she reclaimed the rights to her first six albums last month.
While the venue had teased “surprise musical guests” on its website, Swift only revealed herself after singer-songwriter Kane Brown introduced a “really, really, really special guest” — and she walked onstage to perform her 2014 hit “Shake It Off.”
“Theoretically, how loud can we get?” Swift asked the raucous crowd, People reported.
“We would like to dedicate this to our favorite players who are going to play, and these are the tight ends,” she said in crowd footage that People shared Wednesday.
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