Watch: Taylor Swift makes powerful Pride speech during Chicago concert

Taylor Swift performed ‘Red’ track ‘The Last Time’ for the first time in a decade at her Pittsburgh gig last night (June 16) – see the performance below.The singer also gave a live debut to ‘Fearless (Taylor’s Version)’ track ‘Mr.

Lorde is looking back on her second album, Melodrama, which was released six years ago.

Feel free to call Flavor Flav a Swiftie.

Taylor Swift is sharing the love.

Taylor Swift made a generous donation to a food bank in Detroit, Michigan. The Grammy winner has been donating to food poverty charities in cities on her 'Eras Tour', and her latest was to the Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan, as she played two nights at Detroit's Ford Field on Friday (09. 06.

Taylor Swift is trying to, uh, shake this one off!

Denise Welch has shared her support for her son Matty Healy after his apparent split from superstar American singer Taylor Swift. Denise, who shares her The 1975 singer son with actor ex Tim Healy, took to Twitter to show her pride. Matty, 34, is currently touring with his band to perform concerts all around the world, which comes only days after the musician was spotted joining Folklore hitmaker Taylor, 33, on her own tour in the US.

declaring, “I just swallowed a bug.”“Oh, delicious,” Swift quipped. “Is there any chance that none of you saw that?”She managed to croak out reassurance that “it’s fine,” and she did, in fact, swallow the bug.

Taylor Swift had quite the surprise during her latest performance!

Taylor Swift will kick off her short Motor City era.On June 9-10, the “Anti-Hero” singer is swinging into Detroit’s Ford Field for two shows as part of her record-shattering, attention-grabbing ‘Eras Tour.’And as you may have heard, ticket prices for this career-spanning, decade defining show haven’t been cheap.That trend continues in Detroit too — at the time of publication, the cheapest ticket available for Swift’s two-night stint were $1001 before fees on Vivid Seats.However, if you’re a Detroit Swiftie, we want to let you know that you have two things working in your favor.First, $1001 is by the far lowest price we’ve seen on Taylor tickets on a Monday. Just last week, tickets started at $1297 before fees in Chicago.Secondly, based on our records, prices drop significantly on the day of the show.Therefore, we suggest refreshing this page all week to find a deal.Who knows? You may just discover a bargain beyond your “Wildest Dreams.”Need to know more about Taylor’s brief Detroit residency before committing?We’ve got all the information you’re looking for below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best prices on upper-deck, lower-level and floor seats for each of Taylor’s trifecta of Detroit gigs can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.

Taylor Swift and Matty Healy have gone their separate ways. The two singers experienced a short-lived romance in recent weeks, however, it seems their short relationship has come to an end, as first reported by TMZ.The former couple have called it quits, and a close source to the pair has revealed the reason for their breakup.

Matty Healy is thriving amidst the rumors of his relationships. The singer from the band 1975 has been linked with Taylor Swift over the past month.

Taylor Swift’s massive Eras Tour continued on Friday night at Chicago's Soldier Field, the record-breaking pop star took some time during the concert to show her support for Pride Month. Every June since 1970, the summer month has been an important time for the LGBTQ+ community to celebrate one another and fight for queer rights.

Taylor Swift celebrated Pride Month by voicing her support for her LGBTQ+ fans during a concert in Chicago, Illinois on Friday. The Shake It Off singer took time out of her Soldier Field show on Friday to give a shout out to those who are "loving who they want to love" and "identifying how they identify" in honour of Pride Month. "This is a safe space for you.

Taylor Swift took a moment during her ‘Eras’ show in Chicago to address the start of Pride Month against a backdrop of increasing anti-LGBTQ legislation in the United States.The singer has become a noted ally to the LGBTQ+ community throughout her career.“I’m looking out at tonight, I’m seeing so many incredible individuals who are living authentically and beautifully, and this is a safe space for you. This is a celebratory space for you,” Swift told the crowd, sat at her piano.

The Post spotlighted for being a die-hard “Swiftie” had her dreams come true at the pop superstar’s concert at MetLife Stadium Sunday – when Taylor Swift knelt down and placed the fedora on her head while singing “22.”“I felt so special, happy, nauseous, shocked, excited,” 12-year-old Grace DelVecchio, who has Down Syndrome, told The Post about the special moment. Prior to the DelVecchio family attending T-Swizzle’s Eras Tour concerts on June 26 and 28, The Post and the DelVecchios reached out to Swift’s public relations team several times to request a meet-and-greet with Grace’s idol – but never received a response. So when Grace and her dad, Michael DelVecchio, were instructed by a security guard to go to the end of the ninth row where they were sitting, Michael initially didn’t know what to think. But within seconds, he realized that Swift was in the middle of singing “Enchanted” – the song that routinely came before “22,” during which Swift traditionally gives her fedora to an audience member. “I knew what was going to happen next because I’ve read about it previously.

Taylor Swift kicked off Pride Month with a message of support for the LGBTQIA+ community. The 33-year-old musician was speaking during the Chicago, Illinois stop of her 'Eras' tour when she informed her fans that her concerts are a "safe space" for everyone. She said: "'I'm looking out tonight, I'm seeing so many incredible individuals who are living authentically and beautifully, and this is a safe space.

Taylor Swift is celebrating Pride Month and making a statement about keeping up to date with politics during her Eras Tour.

Taylor Swift is readying her passport! The pop star announced her first round of international tour dates for on Friday morning.Following the completion of her U.S. circuit, Swift will travel first to Mexico, and then to Argentina and Brazil, continuing the tour through November 2023. Per Friday's press release, additional international tour dates will be announced soon. Swift, 33, most recently performed three nights of  at MetLife stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and will now head to Soldier Field in Chicago this weekend.

Taylor Swift has revealed her first round of international dates for her current ‘Eras’ tour kicking off in August.Mexico is up first with a three-date run at the Foro Sol Stadium in Mexico City on August 24-26. Argentina will follow after that with two nights at the Estádio RiverPlate in Buenos Aries in November.The first batch of international dates will wrap up in late November in Brazil, with one show on November 18 at the Estádio Nilton Santos in Rio de Janeiro, followed by a two-night run on the 25 and 26 at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo.