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Taylor Swift made the post-marriage performance debut with a mashup which honoured three different eras of her career.
The pop star sat down at the piano, which was a key part during her Eras Tour at Grammy Museum's Icon sessions to pay a stunning medley.
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She kicked off her performance with I Knew It, I Knew You, which was recently recorded for the Toy Story 5 soundtrack, and the song then flowed into her hit track August before transitioning to the 2021 extended version of her song All Too Well.
This was her first public performance following her star-studded wedding to Travis Kelce.
On Monday, the Grammy Museum shared the full footage from "The Icon Sessions with Taylor Swift: A 20-Year Retrospective," an intimate event hosted by the Recording Academy's Songwriters & Composers Wing on August 18.
For the event, Swift stunned in a chiffon sage green dress with crimson red floral detailing and wore her hair in an updo, and sported her signature red lip for the performance.
During the almost 50-minute session, Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr asked Swift about writing from a third-person perspective or that of a character like she did in folklore, the Blank Space hitmaker shared that the album helped her prepare for I Knew It, I Knew You.
"Oh, it was extremely different for me," Swift explained before her performance. "Sort of a like a pressure release valve. It was it was an escape into my imagination. It was all of a sudden I was walking on a a cliffside and looking at the ocean instead of just being at home."
She added, "And and it was it it was lot of things all at once."
"But with folklore I was oftentimes creating the character and creating different characters who were interacting with each other and that was really fun. I just got to write in character for Toy Story 5 which was such a blast."
