Taylor Swift captivated audiences in Nashville, Tennessee, on June 24, 2025, during an energetic performance at Brooklyn Bowl. The pop superstar delighted fans with her 2014 hit “Shake It Off,” joined on stage by country artist Kane Brown. Swift had to borrow an acoustic guitar from fellow country musician Chase Rice to play her set. This unexpected yet powerful moment proved her artistry and deep-rooted familiarity with the country music community.
Swift was making news again the next day, with her performance at the “Tight Ends & Friends” charity concert. This event, held on June 25, was part of the three-day Tight End University camp, co-founded by NFL tight ends George Kittle, Travis Kelce, and Greg Olsen. The goal of the program is to bring tight ends together for position training and sharing with community engagement, building bonds between the players.
During the charity concert, Swift joined George Kittle and Travis Kelce in a heartfelt rendition of a song featuring the poignant line, “Beggin’ you, please don’t go…”. The highlight of the evening was a nostalgic duet between Swift and Kittle as they sang her iconic 2008 track “Love Story.”
Swift really dominated the conversation and buzz at both events, stealing the show. She and Kelce made quite the entrance together on the red carpet, with her cheekily captioning their arrival as the “Tight End Era.” One could see their sparkling chemistry on display as they shared smiles and camaraderie while singing full out together all concert long. A video of Kittle and Swift harmonizing was later shared on Kittle’s Instagram account, capturing a moment that resonated with fans.
The Tight End University camp was about more than just tightening the craft. We couldn’t agree more – Rep. Kittle told us how excited he was for the event, saying,
“Tight ends & lots of new friends!!! Shout-out to everyone who made it possible and to the TEs for showing up.”
Swift’s show at Brooklyn Bowl boasted special guests including Jordan Davis, Sophia Scott and Graham Barham. Her magic of combining sounds and connecting with various audiences was felt from start to finish.
