Taylor Swift Performed A Surprising Concert

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Taylor Swift the "country pop" released her new album Speak Now has hit stores, the singer performed a surprising concert for her fans. She gave a surprising concert for her fans on top of a double-decker bus in front of Hollywood’s Kodak Theatre.

The album is projected to hit the biggest one-week sales of any release this year, heading for the million mark.it has been easy for reviewers to herald this week’s release of her third album, “Speak Now” as more of the same — another triumph.

She tweeted before the concert, “If you're at Hollywood and Highland around 4 today, my band and I will see you there.”

In an attempt to promote her new album, she performed the single “Long Live” in front of the lucky fans who were able to catch it.

Taylor Swift Penned Jhon Mayer Break-Up Song

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Taylor Swift writes a latest song about her love life. The song tells how Jhon Mayer broke her heart. First she wrote a song about 'Twilight' hunk Taylor Lautner. But now this song on her new record 'Speak Now' entitled "Dear John," which is about being mistreated by an older man. Taylor's never been scared to write about exes, but is he the "John" in question?

The chorus of the song reveals the pair's romance ended pretty badly….

"Dear John
I see it all now that you're gone
Don't you think I was too young
To be messed with
The girl in the dress
Cried the whole way home
I should've known.

It was wrong
Don't you think nineteen's too young
To be played
By your dark, twisted games
When I loved you so.

My mother accused me of losing my mind
But I swore I was fine
You'll add my name to your long list of traitors
Who don't understand
And I'll look back in regret
I ignored what they said 'Run as fast as you can."

First Kanye West and now John Mayer. Taylor Swift‘s heart is being broken over and over again.

Taylor Swift 'Needed' To Perform 'Innocent' At VMAs ‎

Friday, October 15, 2010

Taylor Swift: would she take the stage after last year's headline-making Kanye West interruption? It was the question on everyone's mind when the VMAs went live from Los Angeles last month.

In the end, she did. And she bravely faced the crowd in the Nokia Theatre with a ballad inspired by the now-infamous incident and the man himself. The tune, "Innocent," let the world know it was time to move on.

"Well, the thing about performing songs that I've written is that when I'm performing them in concert or anytime that I'm singing those words, I'm back in the place where I was when I wrote the song," she told MTV News about the track, which will be on Speak Now, coming October 25.

"It's like that every single time, whether I'm singing a happy song or whether I'm singing a song about a very intense emotion, like I did on the VMAs."

Swift notes that she didn't have to perform "Innocent." She had released the uptempo "Mine" just as the VMAs were rolling around. But, for her, performing anything other than "Innocent" didn't feel like an option.

"I had a lot of options going into the VMAs: You can not go; you can perform your current single; you can pretend like nothing happened last year that everybody is not thinking about; or you can say what you need to say at the time that you need to say it," she explained. "And having an album coming out that's called Speak Now, that's about saying what you feel at the time, I knew I needed to go to the VMAs this year."

Did Swift make a good choice when she performed "Innocent" at the VMAs? Share your thoughts in the comments!