Taylor Swift surprises fans, performs ‘Anti-Hero’ live for first time at The 1975 concert in London

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift surprised the audience at English band The 1975’s concert in The O2 in London as she showed up to perform onstage. She delighted them as she delivered her first ever live performance of ‘Anti-Hero’ from her latest album ‘Midnights’ and covered the 1975's song ‘The City’.

Pictures and videos of the singer’s entrance and performances are being shared by excited fans on social media.

In the videos, Taylor is seen casually walking on to the stage and making her way to the mic. The audience cheers for her as she makes a cameo.

The 1975 comprises singer and guitarist Matty Healy, guitarist Adam Hann, bassist Ross MacDonald and drummer George Daniel.

The band and Taylor share a common collaborator in music producer Jack Antonoff who has worked on previous music albums. Jack also produced Taylor's latest ‘Midnights’.

‘Midnights’ is Taylor's 10th studio album that released in October 2022. She became the first artist in music history to claim all top 10 spots on the Billboard Hot 100. She is also preparing for her own Eras Tour, which begins in Glendale, Arizona on March 17, 2023.

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