Marking his first show since the end of the Eras Tour; The singer surprised the public with a live acoustic interpretation during a private event in Travis Kelce’s beneficial concert in Nashville
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Taylor Swift briefly returned to the stage on Tuesday night, surprising the attendees of the charity event Tight Ends & Friends, organized by the NFL player Travis Kelce at the Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville.
The superstar interpreted an acoustic version of its success “Shake It off”, thus marking its first live performance from the closing of its acclaimed Eras Tour.
Swift’s participation was announced by the country singer Kane Brown, and the artist took the stage with a guitar lent by Chase Rice. Dressed with a black mini -station and boots, he offered an intimate and emotional interpretation of one of his most representative themes.
Before starting, he dedicated the song “To our Tight Ends favorite”, referring to the relaxed and personal tone of the event.
This return has an important symbolic value for the singer, since it is the first time he publicly interprets “Shake It off” since he recovered the rights of his original recordings.
The theme, part of his 1989 album, was re -recorded and relaunched in 2023 as 1989 (Taylor’s version), within the framework of his fight for the property of his musical work.
Although it was not a massive show or an event announced to the public, the appearance of Swift was widely held by those present and generated a wave of enthusiasm in social networks. Videos and photographs captured the emotional moment, which many interpreted as a sample of support for Kelce and a subtle way to re -connect with their audience.
There are currently no official ads about new tours or musical releases, but the presence of the artist on stage has lit speculation about future projects. His gesture, in addition to reinforcing his link with Kelce, revives interest in the next stage in the career of one of the most influential voices of contemporary pop.
