Taylor Swift has performed in front of thousands upon thousands of people during every leg of her seven-month 1989 World Tour. But during a show for the Australian radio station Nova 96.9, the 25-year-old superstar played for a crowd of only 100. The intimate performance featured Swift up on a small stage belting out acoustic versions of several of her hits accompanied by only her own guitar.
The setlist included 1989’s “Out Of The Woods,” “Shake It Off,” “Blank Space” and “Wildest Dreams,” according to MTV News, and Swift even gave some insight into the emotions behind “Wildest Dreams,” the latest single from the album. “I was like, ‘Love just ends, it’s not a question of will we break up, it’s when will we break up,'” she said. “It was one of those days. But I got a good song out of it.”
Watch the singer perform “Shake It Off” and Wildest Dreams” below.
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