Taylor Swift shakes if off at impromptu concert in Nashville
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Taylor Swift’s surprise decision to shake it off delighted more than a few fans in Nashville on Tuesday night.
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The pop superstar Taylor Swift joined country music star Kane Brown and his band on stage to sing her big hit, Shake If Off, in an unannounced performance at the Tight End University kickoff concert, according to jobaaj.com.
The concert took place at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville and was part of the annual Tight End University (TEU) event put on by NFL superstars Travis Kelce — Swifty’s real-life love — George Kittle, and Greg Olsen.
Swift, decked out in a black mini-dress and black boots, had not planned on performing at the concert but fellow musician Chase Rice offered her a guitar which led to her impromptu acoustic performance.
“I wasn’t going to sing tonight,” said Taylor to the crowd. “But I figured this is for the tight ends, so why not?”
The crowd, which included professional football players, football and music fans, roared their approval.
In addition to Brown and Rice, other performers included Jordan Davis and Sophia Scott.
Swift was seen clapping along to the other acts and chatting with guests.
The day before the concert, Kelce and Swift appeared hand in hand at an event with an official TEU red carpet.
Tight End University is a training camp and a gathering place for NFL tight ends from all over the league to come together for three days with a final concert always a tradition.
Last year’s event raised over $600,000 to support charities, and organizers say they will likely exceed that amount this year.
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