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Taylor Adds An Extra Song To Her Set List For All Her Shows With Haim

The U.S. leg of the Eras Tour is ending with a bang.

Summer is coming to an end, and so is the U.S. leg of the Eras Tour, but not without a special surprise for its sendoff. Taylor Swift’s massive tour finally welcomed its final opening act at the July 22 concert in Seattle, Washington, and Haim didn’t just bring their own can’t-miss set list of hits — Swift also added an extra song to her own already-massive set list to perform with her longtime buddies . Since Haim will serve as the opening act for all of the remaining Eras Tour shows in the United States, all future concertgoers can expect a little something extra after Swift takes the stage.

The Eras Tour doesn’t just boast a 45-song, career-spanning set list , it also cycles between nine different opening acts of artists that are important to Swift. Haim was the last supporting act to join the tour, and they’re also one of the most exciting bands to be part of it. Not only is Swift’s close friendship with the three sisters very well-known, but they’ve famously collaborated before. And sure enough, just as fans had been hoping, Swift made sure to include her song with Haim, “No Body, No Crime,” in her main set list, bringing out the band to perform it together on raised platforms. The collab is expected to be part of all the rest of the tour’s U.S. shows, since Haim is opening throughout the final night on Aug. 9.

Swift has previously only added a song to her main Eras Tour set list for one other opener: Phoebe Bridgers. At the shows when Bridgers was opening for Swift, she came onto the stage to sing her duet “Nothing New” with Swift .

But “No Body, No Crime” isn’t the only reason to be pumped to see Haim at the Eras Tour. The band’s set list for their opening act consists of six fan-favorite Haim songs :

• “Now I’m In It”
• “My Song 5”
• “Want You Back”
• “The Steps”

While Haim is closing out the U.S. leg of the Eras Tour, the show isn’t even close to ending. Swift will travel internationally throughout 2024 with opening acts Sabrina Carpenter and Paramore .

See Taylor Swift Debut ‘No Body, No Crime’ Live With Haim in Seattle

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Taylor Swift delivered the debut live performance of “No Body, No Crime” alongside the song’s featured guests Haim Saturday at her Era Tour stop in Seattle.

With Haim joining the tour as the opening act for the remainder of the North American leg, it was likely the sisters would join Swift onstage in some capacity, either for their Evermore collaboration or the Swift version of their own “ Gasoline .”

Fans didn’t have to wait long for the inevitable as, to kick off the Evermore portion of the Eras Tour show, Haim elevated onto the stage for the first-ever performance of “No Body, No Crime”; the song’s placement was more of a surprise, as Swift deviated from her usual, ironclad setlist — replacing “Tis the Damn Season” with “No Body, No Crime” — and not saving the performance for the Surprise Songs segment the guests usually appear.

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Haim previously opened for Swift during her  1989  World Tour in 2015, and the Haim sisters —Este, Danielle, and Alana — and Swift have remained BFFs since that tour seven years ago, having celebrated birthdays, vacationed together, attended awards shows, and more numerous times since then.

The Eras Tour continues Sunday night in Seattle before heading down to California next weekend for its final eight U.S. shows, two in Santa Clara then six at Inglewood’s SoFi Stadium.

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Haim Gear Up for Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour With Adorable Group Photo: ‘Who’s Ready?’

Haim is one of nine acts joining Swift on select dates of her The Eras tour.

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Taylor Swift is heading out on her first tour in five years, and bringing an all-star lineup of supporting acts with her for her career-spanning The Eras Tour .

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The Eras Tour will be a celebration of all 10 of the studio albums Swift has released since 2006 — at least, that’s what the trek’s title suggests. The singer also shared a poster advertising the tour’s 27-date U.S. leg on Instagram featuring a collage of photos of herself through the years, from the time of her self-titled debut to  Midnights , which dropped less than two weeks prior to the tour news.

The tour presented by Capitol One and produced by Taylor Swift   Touring  and promoted by the Messina Touring Group will begin on March 18 with a show at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., Swift announced during an appearance on  Good Morning America . International dates will be announced soon.

“I wanted to tell you something that I’ve been so excited about for a really long time. I’ve been planning for ages and I finally get to tell you: I’m going back on tour,” Swift said on  GMA . “The tour is called the Eras tour and it’s a journey through all of the musical eras of my career.”

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Haim’s Eras Tour Debut Came With A Surprise Taylor Swift Duet & Adorable TikTok

Haim’s Eras era is here.

There’s no end to the delights of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour . The U.S. leg of the 12-time Grammy winner’s megatour is winding down, but she’s making sure every show is memorable, in part with her rotation of opening acts and ever-changing set list . Most recently, Haim made their Eras debut, and they do so with an adorable TikTok video and a long-awaited live duet.

Sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim teased their first Eras show on TikTok on Saturday, July 22. Their video captured the trio walking into Lumen Field, the Seattle stadium where they, fellow opener Gracie Abrams, and Swift were scheduled to perform on July 22 and 23. The sisters all covered their mouths in awe as they took in the setting, and then they began twirling in excitement. Text over the clip read, “first time seeing the 8th wonder of the world (the eras tour),” and Brent Morgan’s cover of “What Dreams Are Made Of” (aka the song from The Lizzie McGuire Movie ) added to the magical moment.

Fans shared their elation in the comments, with singer Blu DeTiger calling it “Iconic,” and others saying they were “obsessed.” Many others, however, wanted the sisters to know they had an important request: a live performance of “No Body, No Crime,” Swift and Haim’s collaboration from her Evermore album.

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The musicians didn’t disappoint their fans. Though “No Body, No Crime” hadn’t been on the Eras Tour set list, Swift swapped it in for the band’s debut . The four women rose up from below the stage together early on in the show, performing their duet live for the first time together where “‘Tis the Damn Season” normally would have been played. “Iconic performance,” one fan tweeted , alongside footage from the show.

The band let it be known that it was an incredible experience for them, too. “ERAS NIGHT ONE WAS A DREAM!!!!” their post-show Instagram caption read . “got to play no body no crime for the first time.. see you tonight for round 2 SEATTLE.”

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Haim’s Swiftie adventure will continue for the remainder of the U.S. Eras Tour. From Seattle, they’ll travel to Santa Clara and Los Angeles, California, where they and Abrams will open eight more shows for Swift. The band’s set list includes their hit songs “Now I’m in It,” “My Song 5,” “Want You Back,” “The Wire,” “Gasoline,” and “The Steps.” Offstage, they’ll get to spend a lot of time with Swift. Recalling their experience opening for her 1989 tour in a June cover story, Este told Elle UK , “We’d play a show and she would just want to hang out after.” Maybe it will lead to more surprises for fans in the future.

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Taylor Swift unites Paramore, HAIM, Phoebe Bridgers, more for the Eras tour

Swift will embark on a nationwide stadium tour in 2023 with MUNA, Gayle, beabadoobee, and more supporting acts.

Taylor Swift is bringing an army of musicians with her for her next national tour.

The record-shattering Midnights singer-songwriter announced a massive stadium concert series on Tuesday featuring a revolving door of nine supporting acts, including Paramore , Beabadoobee , Phoebe Bridgers , Girl in Red, MUNA, HAIM , GAYLE, Gracie Abrams, and OWENN.

"I'm enchanted to announce my next tour," the 32-year-old posted on Instagram, announcing the initial 27-date leg of the tour. "[It's] a journey through the musical eras of my career (past and present!). The first leg of the tour will be in stadiums across the US, with international dates to be announced as soon as we can! Feeling like the luckiest person alive because I get to take these brilliant artists out on tour with me."

On Friday, a few days after the initial announcement, Swift added 8 more dates. "UM. Looks like I'll get to see more of your beautiful faces than previously expected… we're adding 8 shows to the tour," she tweeted alongside a photo of the newly updated schedule.

The Eras tour marks Swift's first time on the road since her 2018 global tour in support of her No. 1 album Reputation , which also featured a notable roster of one-off guest appearances including Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez, Sugarland, Hayley Kiyoko, and more.

Midnights , Swift's 10th studio album of original material, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, moving nearly 1.6 million units across its first week of release. She also notched 10 songs simultaneously in the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 song rankings chart following the album's release, making her the first artist in history to do so.

See the full list of Swift's Eras tour dates below.

March 18 — Glendale, Ariz. (State Farm Stadium) March 25 — Las Vegas (Allegiant Stadium) April 1 — Arlington, Tex. (AT&T Stadium) April 2 — Arlington, Tex. (AT&T Stadium) April 14 — Tampa (Raymond James Stadium) April 15 — Tampa (Raymond James Stadium) April 22 — Houston, Tex. (NRG Stadium) April 28 — Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) April 29 — Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) May 5 — Nashville (Nissan Stadium) May 6 — Nashville (Nissan Stadium) May 12 — Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field) May 13 — Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field) May 14 — Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field) May 19 — Foxborough, Mass. (Gillette Stadium) May 20 — Foxborough, Mass. (Gillette Stadium) May 21 — Foxborough, Mass. (Gillette Stadium) May 26 — East Rutherford, N.J. (MetLife Stadium) May 27 — East Rutherford, N.J. (MetLife Stadium) May 28 — East Rutherford, N.J. (MetLife Stadium) June 2 — Chicago (Soldier Field) June 3 — Chicago (Soldier Field) June 10 — Detroit (Ford Field) June 17 — Pittsburgh (Acrisure Stadium) June 24 — Minneapolis (U.S. Bank Stadium) July 1 — Cincinnati (Paycor Stadium) July 8 — Kansas City, Mo. (GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium) July 15 — Denver (Empower Field at Mile High) July 22 — Seattle, Wash. (Lumen Field) July 23 — Seattle (Lumen Field) July 28 — Santa Clara, Calif. (Levi's Stadium) July 29 — Santa Clara, Calif. (Levi's Stadium) Aug. 3 — Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium) Aug. 4 — Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium) Aug. 5 — Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium)

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Taylor Swift and Haim Deliver BFF Vibes During Surprise ‘Eras Tour’ Duet of ‘No Body, No Crime’ 

Taylor Swift and the Haim sisters brought their love of Olive Garden to the  Eras Tour .

“We got something new for you, I hope that’s alright,” Swift, 33, quipped during her Saturday, July 22, concert in Seattle, per social media footage, as she launched into the opening verse of “No Body, No Crime” alongside Haim.

The Grammy winner previously enlisted the three sisters — Danielle, Alana and Este Haim — to join her on the track, which appeared on her LP  Evermore . Saturday’s show marked the first time that Swift played “No Body, No Crime” on the  Eras Tour   — and the first concert that Haim served as her opening act . During Swift’s  Evermore  section of the concert, she swapped her usual rendition of “’Tis the Damn Season” for “No Body, No Crime.”

During the surprise duet, Swift stunned in a sparkling, brown gown while Haim opted for matching black looks. The sisters brought the edge in their leather pants and coordinating crop tops.

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Swift and Haim have been fast friends for years, even serving as the opening act on her 1989  live tour and appearing in her music video for “Bejeweled.”

“Seeing how hard she works is insane,” Danielle, 34, gushed about her bond with Swift in the band’s June  Elle UK  cover story, before Este, 37, chimed in that Swift “never complains” about her busy schedule.

“She’s the most incredible performer, and so inspiring as a friend. She loves what she does,” Este noted at the time. “We’d play a show and she would just want to hang out after.”

Haim will serve as Swift’s opening act for most of her West Coast  Eras Tour  dates , beginning with Saturday’s concert at Lumen Field.

“First time being the 8th wonder of the world (the  Eras Tour ),” the band captioned a TikTok video hours before the concert kicked off, in which they walked into the stadium for the first time. They twirled around the arena as Brent Morgan ’s cover of “What Dreams Are Made Of” played in the background. (The song was originally sung by Hilary Duff in  The Lizzie McGuire Movie . )

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Swift’s duet with Haim was not her only Saturday surprise, she also added “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” and “Everything Has Changed” to her rotating acoustic section of the setlist.

“I wrote this with one of my really great friends who is not here,” Swift gushed while introducing “Everything Has Changed,” referring to the song’s duet partner, Ed Sheeran . “It’s not a joke.”

Sheeran, 32, is currently on his own concert tour , titled the  Mathematics Tour , and performed at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on Saturday.

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10 Eras Tour Makeup Ideas Inspired By Every Taylor Swift Album

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Securing a ticket for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is like winning the lottery at this point—if you have an upcoming show on your calendar, consider yourself extremely lucky. Swift has released a whopping four albums and two "Taylor's version" re-releases since she last toured in 2018, and is coming back bigger then ever with a show that celebrates every single one of her albums—or, eras. From her country-tinged self titled album to the edgy Reputation, Swift is playing all the hits, with the outfit changes to match.

Going to a concert is sort of like Halloween in the sense that you have every right to go all out with your outfit for the occasion. Yet, no look is complete without stunning makeup (and a Swift-inpsired Eras mani ) to complete the look. Not sure where to start? Read on for the best Eras Tour makeup ideas, inspired by each of Swift's albums, and prepare to arrive in style (sorry).

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Taylor hit the scene with a guitar and a dream, and seeing as she was a teen at the time, she generally stuck to makeup that was bright and age-appropriate. However, she went a little bolder for her music videos, and this makeup look riffs off her iconic green dress and rhinestone-studded eyes in the music video for “Teardrops on My Guitar," which was essentially Euphoria makeup before Euphoria.

For a similar look, first take a green eyeshadow like the Sephora Collection Sephora Colorful Eyeshadow in Emerald ($10) and blend two hazy circular patterns on the inner and outer corners of the eye. Then, accentuate the center of the lid with a shimmering silver like ColourPop's Super Shock Shadow in Ice Dream ($7), and finish off the look with a mini wing and intense lashes. If you’re looking to add some dazzle, you can also apply  rhinestone decals to the outer corner of the eye and extend them toward the top of your cheekbone.

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Fearless is the album that features some of Swift’s most recognizable hits like “Love Story”—but to Swifties, it’s so much more than that. This album was the first that Taylor re-released after claiming the rights to her own music. The original album cover features Swift in a gold-toned dress, which is super easy to mimic with a dripping-in-gold makeup look. Add a pop of gold shimmer onto your eyelids with a shadow like the Danessa Myricks Beauty Colorfix Pigment in Goldmine ($18), and then try adding the Makeup by Mario Master Crystal Reflector in Citrine ($26) to the high points of the face for a Midas-worthy highlight.

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There’s no rule that says wearing glitter is synonymous with a complicated makeup look—especially when off to a concert where you'll be dancing all night long. You can dip into this striking purple look—reminiscent of Swift's purple gown on the album's cover—with a wash of the shade Astral Amethyst Moon from the Pat Mcgrath Labs Mothership IX: Huetopian Dreams Palette ($128). To take things up a notch, add a poppy blush like the Iconic London Sheer Cream Blush in Cheeky Coral ($27) to your cheeks for a coral flush. Finish off the look by brushing up your brows with the Patrick Ta Major Brow Lamination Gel ($27), et, voila, a look that takes mere minutes to create.

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A red lip is the quintessential Taylor Swift makeup look, but it's especially fitting if you want to pay homage to her Red album. Whereas Swift usually pairs her red lips with a subtle wing, you can take a less intense approach by layering a true red matte like the Nars Powermatte Lipstick in Dragon Girl (34) under a red lip gloss like Glossier's Lip Gloss in Red ($15) and then faintly sculpt the eyes with neutral shadows.

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1989 called on pop hits from the 80’s (the decade in which Swift was born), and is all about energetic beats, striking outfits, and makeup that pops. As a tribute to the blue eyeshadow looks that ruled the decade, you can take a softer approach and use a baby blue like the Gxve by Gwen Stefani Paint It Up Cream Eyeshadow in shade 1998 ($20) to create haze of shimmery blue shadow all around your inner and outer corners. Finish it off with a sharp wing using the Rare Beauty Perfect Strokes Matte Liquid Liner ($21) and add the Velour Vegan Luxe Lashes in Serendipity ($27) for a wispy look that’ll last you through the night.

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Taylor can do vampy too, and she made that very clear with her Reputation album. Throughout the tour, she was decked out in black bodysuits and thigh-high leather boots, and literally wore undead glam in the music video for “Look What You Made Me Do.” If you’re planning on wearing your best all-black ‘fit, you’ll want to pair the look with a dark red glossy lip, like the Hourglass Phanton Volumizing Glossy Balm in Haze ($36) and just a smidge of the Kosas Glow I.V. Skin Illuminating Enhancer ($38) to add a reflective finish to the skin. A few coats of the Ilia Limitless Lash Lengthening Mascara ($28) should be enough for a look that’s both glam and moody.

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Following the dark vibes of Reputation , Swift released Lover , which had a girly aesthetic to match the romantic themes. There are pink, purple, and blue pastels all over the album cover and the accompanying music videos, so your best rendition of a Lover -inspired beat will include a girly overload.

Begin by swiping a pink eyeshadow all over your crease and brow bone, and extend the color toward your temples. Then, amplify your lashes by applying a deeper pink on the upper and lower lash lines before adding rhinestone decals from the Simi Haze Eye Play Dance Pack ($49) around your eyes. Finish off with the Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer in Fu$$y ($21) for a bold take on Taylor’s cutest album.

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Swift went for a more pared-down aesthetic for this album and, admittedly, wears very little makeup throughout the album’s music videos—it was quarantine, after all. Still, the album cover’s black and white vibe immediately made us think of a soft smokey look that you can easily DIY. First, take the Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Palette in The Rock Chick ($55) and smoke out the palette's darkest grey shadow along your crease and lower lash line. Then, apply the palette's glittery silver shade to the lid (because glitter is almost a necessity for a Taylor concert), and follow that by blending a black liner along the upper and lower lash lines. Finish off with a clear lip gloss for a pop of shine.

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If you’re looking for some softer makeup to wear on the big night, there’s no better album to reference than the ethereal Evermore . You can wear a monochromatic makeup look, and use a multi-stick like the Live Tinted Huestick in Perk ($24) for a wash of peach on the lids and lips, and then use the Chanel Les Beiges Water-Fresh Blush in Light Pink ($50) along the cheekbones. Brush up your brows for a feathery effect, and you now have a no-makeup makeup look that pairs perfectly with some of Swift's most emotional songs.

Swift brought back the glitz with her Midnights album, and throughout this entire era, she wore glittery navy looks that mimicked a starry night sky. You’ll want to go bold with this look and start off by blending the Violette_Fr Yeux Paint in Blue de Minuit —which means "midnight" in French—($31) all along the lid and crease. After that, use the Haus Labs Hy-Power Eye, Cheek, and Lip Pigment Paint in shade Black Onyx Matte ($24) to create a smokey wing that extends towards the temples, and intensify the eyes even further with a black liner along the waterline. Finally, finish the look off with the Tower 28 Beach Please Lip + Cheek Cream Blush in Happy Hour ($20) along your cheeks and lips, and you’re sure to look bejeweled.

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20 Stars Who Crashed Taylor Swift Concerts

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All the Famous People Who Have Crashed Taylor Swift Concerts Over the Years

HAIM Sisters

In 2023, Taylor Swift treated fans to an electrifying concert experience, enhanced by a surprise appearance from the talented HAIM sisters. Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim joined Swift on stage, igniting the crowd with their infectious energy and harmonious vocals on their collab song from  evermore  titled "no body, no crime." 

The HAIM sisters' cameo added an extra layer of excitement to an already unforgettable night for fans. The unexpected collaboration showcased the strong bond between the artists and delighted audiences with a memorable performance. 

Gigi Hadid, Cara Delevigne, etc.

In 2015, Taylor Swift stunned fans with a star-studded surprise at her concert, as supermodels Gigi Hadid, Cara Delevingne, Karlie Kloss, and Kendall Jenner graced the stage. Their glamorous presence added a new dimension to Swift's performance, captivating the audience with their charisma and style. 

However, the following year saw Swift's rift with Delevingne, Kloss, and Jenner, amidst rumors of strained friendships and shifting allegiances. Despite the fallout, Swift's ability to unite such prominent figures on stage in 2015 showcased her influence and the power of her concerts to bring together diverse talents from various industries.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

On August 25, 2018, Nashville witnessed an iconic moment as Taylor Swift welcomed country legends Tim McGraw and Faith Hill onstage during her Reputation Stadium Tour at Nissan Stadium. The trio's collaboration electrified the crowd, blending Swift's pop prowess with the timeless appeal of McGraw and Hill's country roots. 

Taylor Swift performing with Tim McGraw is significant because it marks a passing of the torch moment in country music. McGraw, an established country icon, inspired Swift's career with her breakout hit "Tim McGraw." Their collaboration signifies Swift's evolution from country to pop while honoring her roots.

Mary J. Blige

Mary J. Blige is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter known for her soulful vocals and influential contributions to R&B and hip-hop music. On August 22, 2015, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, the stage was set for an unforgettable collaboration as singer-songwriters Mary J. Blige and Taylor Swift joined forces during Swift's 1989 World Tour. 

Their dynamic performance captivated the audience, blending Blige's soulful vocals with Swift's pop sensibilities. The duo's chemistry on stage showcased the power of collaboration and highlighted their mutual admiration for each other's artistry. It was a night filled with energy and emotion, leaving fans in awe of the talent and camaraderie between these two iconic musicians.

Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran's friendship is well-known in the music industry and among fans. They first met in 2012 and quickly bonded over their shared passion for music. Despite their different musical styles—Swift being known for pop and country, while Sheeran leans towards folk and pop—their mutual respect for each other's talents formed a strong bond.

Over the years, they have publicly supported each other's work, collaborated on songs like "Everything Has Changed," and even toured together. They shared the stage at 102.7 KIIS FM's Jingle Ball 2017, captivating the audience with their dynamic performance. Their collaboration showcased their undeniable chemistry and musical prowess, delighting fans at The Forum in Inglewood, California, with an unforgettable night of music and camaraderie.

Camilla Cabello and Charli XCX

Camila Cabello is a Cuban-American singer known for hits like "Havana." Charli XCX is a British singer-songwriter famous for songs like "Boom Clap" and "1999."On May 8, 2018, Glendale, Arizona witnessed a star-studded spectacle as Charli XCX, Taylor Swift, and Camila Cabello kicked off Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour.

The trio's electrifying performance captivated the audience, blending their unique styles seamlessly. Their collaboration set the stage on fire, showcasing their immense talent and camaraderie. Opening night was a testament to Swift's ability to unite powerhouse performers for an unforgettable concert experience, leaving fans in awe of the dynamic energy and infectious enthusiasm that filled University of Phoenix Stadium.

Selena Gomez

Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez share a close friendship dating back to their early years in the spotlight. They've supported each other through thick and thin, often seen attending events together and publicly praising each other's work. Their bond is built on mutual admiration, trust, and a shared understanding of the pressures of fame. They've celebrated each other's successes and provided comfort during challenging times, solidifying their status as true friends in an industry known for its fickleness.

Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez perform onstage during the Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour at the Rose Bowl on May 19, 2018 in Pasadena, California Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez brought their undeniable chemistry to the stage during the reputation Stadium Tour at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, on May 19, 2018. Their captivating performance delighted fans, showcasing their friendship and mutual respect in a memorable night of music and camaraderie.

Phoebe Bridgers

Taylor Swift and Phoebe Bridgers share a blossoming friendship rooted in their mutual admiration for each other's music and talent. Swift has publicly praised Bridgers' songwriting prowess, and they've been seen supporting each other at industry events. Their friendship reflects a genuine connection and respect for each other's artistry, and they collaborated on  Red (Taylor's Version)  for the song "Nothing New." 

s. Rising to prominence with her debut album "Stranger in the Alps" in 2017, Bridgers has garnered widespread acclaim for her introspective songwriting style and raw emotional honesty. She's recognized for her evocative storytelling and ability to create atmospheric indie folk-rock music that resonates deeply with listeners. Phoebe Bridgers and Taylor Swift shared the stage during The Eras Tour at Nissan Stadium.

Taylor Lautner and Joey King

Taylor Swift's connections with Taylor Lautner and Joey King stem from their shared experiences in the entertainment industry. Lautner and Swift dated briefly, while King starred in Swift's "Mean" music video. Their professional ties and mutual acquaintanceship within Hollywood have contributed to their continued interactions and friendships over the years.

During night one of Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, Taylor Swift, Joey King, and Taylor Lautner took the stage, captivating the audience with their presence. Their shared moment highlighted their enduring connections within the entertainment industry, delighting Kansas City, Missouri fans. Lautner backflipped on stage to debut a new music video for Speak Now (Taylor’s Version).

Victoria’s Secret Angels and Uzo Aduba

On July 11, 2015, The 1989 World Tour Live at MetLife Stadium became an unforgettable night as Taylor Swift was joined onstage by a lineup of A-listers, including Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Uzo Aduba, Karlie Kloss, Behati Prinsloo, and Gigi Hadid. Their appearance added a glamorous touch to Swift's performance, captivating the audience in East Rutherford, New Jersey, with their star power and camaraderie. 

Uzo Aduba is a talented actress known for her versatile performances across television, film, and theater. She gained widespread acclaim for her role as Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren in the Netflix series "Orange Is the New Black," winning multiple awards for her portrayal. Aduba's compelling acting and range have solidified her as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, earning her critical praise and a dedicated fanbase.

Selena Gomes (Again)

Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift share a deeply cherished friendship that spans over a decade. They've supported each other through life's highs and lows, often publicly expressing their admiration and affection for one another. During the Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour, Gomez was invited on stage multiple times, delighting fans with their joint performances. 

Their on-stage chemistry and genuine connection reflect the strength of their bond, captivating audiences and exemplifying the power of friendship in the face of fame and fortune. The sight of Gomez joining Swift on stage is a heartwarming testament to their enduring friendship, as Gomez is a multi-talented entertainer in her own right as a singer, actress, and producer.

HAIM (Again)

HAIM is known for their captivating blend of indie rock, pop, and R&B, characterized by infectious melodies, intricate harmonies, and dynamic instrumentation. They gained recognition for their soulful vocals, tight-knit sisterly bond, and energetic live performances, solidifying their status as one of the most acclaimed bands in contemporary music.

During The Eras Tour, fans were treated to multiple features on stage with Taylor Swift. Their performance mesmerized the audience in Inglewood, California, blending Swift's pop prowess with HAIM's indie rock flair. The synergy between the artists was palpable, solidifying the performance as a highlight of the tour.

Lena Dunham

Taylor Swift shared the stage with Hailee Steinfeld, Gigi Hadid, Lily Aldridge, and Lena Dunham during The 1989 World Tour Live at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Lena Dunham is an American actress, writer, director, and producer, best known for creating and starring in the HBO series  Girls , which garnered critical acclaim and earned her several awards. She's also known for her outspoken advocacy on issues such as feminism, body positivity, and mental health awareness.

Lena Dunham and Taylor Swift developed a close friendship over the years, often publicly supporting and praising each other's work. Dunham has spoken fondly of Swift, praising her talent and character, while Swift has reciprocated the admiration. Their friendship is built on mutual respect and shared interests, with both women supporting each other through personal and professional endeavors. Despite occasional controversies or criticisms, their bond remains strong!

Mariska Hargitay

Mariska Hargitay is an American actress best known for her role as Detective Olivia Benson on the long-running television series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. She has received critical acclaim and numerous awards for her portrayal of the compassionate and dedicated detective. Hargitay, Taylor Swift, and Cara Delevingne struck a pose onstage during The 1989 World Tour on June 12, 2015, at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, captivating the audience with their star power and camaraderie.

Swift's affection for Hargitay is so deep that she named her cat after Hargitay's character on the show, Olivia Benson. Their friendship often makes headlines, showcasing Swift's appreciation for Hargitay's talent and empowering presence both on and off-screen. This connection underscores Swift's commitment to surrounding herself with inspiring individuals who uplift and support her in all aspects of her life and career.

Jennifer Nettles

Jennifer Nettles is a Grammy-winning country music artist best known as one-half of the duo Sugarland. She's left an indelible mark on the country music scene with a powerhouse voice and poignant songwriting. Nettles shares a warm friendship with Taylor Swift, characterized by mutual admiration for each other's artistry. 

Their bond was further showcased when Nettles made a surprise appearance during the rehearsals for Swift's reputation Stadium Tour at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on October 6, 2018. Their on-stage collaboration delighted fans, highlighting the strength of their connection and their shared passion for music.

Miranda Lambert

Miranda Lambert, renowned for her powerful country music, appeared surprisedly at Taylor Swift's concert at the Greensboro Coliseum on October 21, 2015. The unexpected collaboration thrilled fans, showcasing the strong bond between the two talented artists.  

This surprise guest moment not only highlighted the mutual respect and admiration between Lambert and Swift but also demonstrated their ability to create memorable and unforgettable experiences for their adoring fans.

Matt Leblanc, Chris Rock, and Sean O'Pry

During Taylor Swift's 1989 World Tour in Los Angeles on August 22, 2015, fans were treated to an unexpected surprise as Matt LeBlanc, known for his role in Friends,"  joined comedian Chris Rock and actor Sean O'Pry onstage. Their presence added a unique and exciting element to the concert, showcasing Swift's ability to bring together diverse talents from various entertainment realms. 

The trio's appearance delighted the audience, highlighting Swift's broad appeal and her ability to create unforgettable moments that transcend music, uniting fans and celebrities alike in a shared experience of joy and entertainment.

During The Eras Tour at MetLife Stadium on May 26, 2023, fans were treated to an electrifying collaboration as Taylor Swift welcomed Ice Spice onstage. Spice, an up-and-coming rapper, gained recognition for her collaboration with Swift on the remix of "Karma" from the Midnights album, and her appearance in the music video became a viral sensation and meme.

Their on-stage chemistry delighted the audience, highlighting their close friendship. Spice's support extended beyond music, joining Swift at the 2024 Super Bowl to support Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, solidifying her status as a cherished member of Swift's inner circle.

Jack Antonoff

Jack Antonoff is a prominent American musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer. He's best known as the lead guitarist of the band fun. and as the frontman of the band Bleachers. Antonoff has also gained recognition for his collaborations with various artists, including Taylor Swift, Lorde, St. Vincent, and Lana Del Rey. Swift and Antonoff's collaboration began with Swift's album 1989 , where Antonoff contributed to several tracks, including the hit single "Out of the Woods."

Since then, Antonoff has co-written and produced numerous songs for Swift's albums. He was a special guest on Taylor’s Eras Tour to perform their arguably most famous collaboration, "Getaway Car," during the acoustic set at MetLife stadium on May 26, 2023.

Marcus Mumford

Marcus Mumford is a British musician best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist of the folk-rock band Mumford & Sons. His soulful vocals and heartfelt songwriting have earned the band widespread acclaim. Mumford shares a friendship with Taylor Swift, which extends beyond their mutual admiration for music. 

This bond was further showcased when Mumford made a surprise guest appearance during the acoustic set of night two of The Eras Tour on March 25, 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Performing "Cowboy Like Me" alongside Swift, Mumford added a magical touch to the concert, delighting fans with their harmonious duet.

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The Haim Sisters: All About Este, Danielle & Alana and Their Sibling Rock Band

Este, Danielle and Alana Haim have been performing together since 2007

Jessica Sager is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has previously appeared in Parade, The New York Post, Seventeen, PopCrush and more.

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The Haim sisters — Este, Danielle and Alana — make up one of the biggest sibling bands in music.

They count icons like Elton John among their fans , Taylor Swift and Lorde among their collaborators and Lizzo , Stevie Nicks and the Foo Fighters among artists with whom they've shared the stage.

The sibling group made music history at the 2021 Grammys, where they became the first all-female rock band nominated for album of the year, but they'd much rather not discuss specifically being women in music — so much so that they cheekily named their third full-length album Women in Music Pt. III .

"In the spirit of being spontaneous, it made us laugh and we thought it was funny because we got asked, 'What's it like to be a woman in music?' Or, 'What's it like to be women in music?' We had gotten that question every interview since 2012," Danielle told PEOPLE in 2021. "So we thought, we think it's funny: 'Maybe if we name our album that, people will get the picture not to ask the question.' And it worked."

In July 2023, Haim joined their pal Swift as the opening act for her Eras Tour, and the "Lover" singer celebrated their arrival by adding their collaboration, "No Body, No Crime," to her set list. The sisters joined Swift on stage to sing the country track, which the group will continue to perform together throughout the rest of Swift's North American tour dates.

So who are the Haim sisters? Here’s what to know about Alana, Danielle and Este Haim, and how they went from playing music with their parents to selling out arenas around the world.

The Haim sisters have music in their blood

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Their parents, Mordechai "Moti" and Donna Haim, met on a blind date, and Donna — who won an episode of The Gong Show covering Bonnie Raitt — was ready to walk out until Moti began drumming at the table. They fell in love by bonding over music, and their daughters inherited their passion. They formed a family band, Rockinhaim, when youngest daughter Alana was just 5 years old, teaching the girls instruments and taking them to piano lessons.

"It was the best school. To learn songs, we'd have to record them off the radio to cassette tape and then press pause and play for hours to learn all the chords and lyrics by ear," Alana told the Guardian in 2012. "By the end we knew every chord progression out there."

After graduating high school, Danielle toured with Jenny Lewis and Julian Casablancas and performed on The Tonight Show with CeeLo Green . Este, meanwhile, finished a five-year ethnomusicology degree program at UCLA in just two years. In 2004, Este and Danielle joined the band the Valli Girls, with which they released a song on The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants soundtrack. They left the group in 2005 and formed their own band with Alana in 2007.

They are born and bred California girls

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Haim could change the "Valley Girl" stereotype in a big way. The sisters grew up in the Los Angeles suburb San Fernando Valley, an experience that influenced their work.

“We grew up along Laurel Canyon on the Valley side, north of Ventura [Boulevard], in a city called Valley Village, which we affectionately call Valley ‘Vill-ahh-ge,’ to make it a little more chic," Este told Variety in 2020. "And we were, what, three or four exits away from Hollywood? But it still felt really far away."

The band wrote their song "Los Angeles" about Este driving them into the city. "When I got my license and got a car with a sunroof and a f—ed-up CD player with my bat mitzvah and chore money, I would get Danielle and Alana and drive over Laurel Canyon to get to the Roxy and Troubadour," she recalled.

They're proud of their Jewish heritage

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The Haim sisters are Jewish and their religion was a big part of their upbringing and bonding with their parents, they told GQ .

"When it comes to Judaism, the thing that really kept us together was the family aspect. It was the High Holidays, coming together as a family for an event. A meal," Alana said. Este added, "We did Shabbat, but that was more about just coming together as a family."

Their faith and secular Jewish traditions even informed their music career. One of their earliest performances with their family band Rockinhaim was in the back of Canter's Deli, a famous Jewish-style deli in L.A., and they were paid in matzo ball soup. Paying homage to those roots, the sisters planned a tour of delis in 2020, but that was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In December 2021, Haim released their own rendition of Adam Sandler 's " The Chanukah Song ," name-dropping Doja Cat , Timothée Chalamet , Rashida Jones , Dan and Eugene Levy and Maya Rudolph , among others. Sandler approved of the tune, retweeting the video and writing, "Love you ladies! You are three badass Jews! See you on tour!"

JAY-Z signed them to his agency

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Fans can thank JAY-Z for the Haim sisters being household names. The rapper and mogul signed Haim to Roc Nation in 2012.

"To say that JAY-Z is my boss makes me want to throw up," Alana told Fuse in 2013. "We are obsessed with JAY-Z and we're just really excited that he wants us to be in his personal space."

A year after signing with Roc Nation, Haim dropped their debut album Days Are Gone . The sisters told Rolling Stone that JAY-Z sent them a congratulatory note when their opening week numbers were unveiled. In 2017, they signed with Full Stop Management.

Este "almost died" during a performance

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Este had a medical emergency onstage during Haim's set at the 2013 Glastonbury Festival. She told BBC News , "I think we've had a lot of trials and tribulations on the road, there have been a couple of little mishaps — Glastonbury being one of them when I almost died."

Este, who has Type 1 diabetes, said she started feeling unwell early in their set, and by the sixth song, she could feel her "blood sugar levels plummeting really really fast."

"My eyes were kind of fluttering in the back of my head," she recalled. She went offstage and was in and out of consciousness when her manager checked her blood sugar levels. He discovered that Este was five points away from a seizure.

"My manager, he's the best manager in the world, he had to put chocolate on his finger and stick it in my mouth," she added. When she recovered, Este went back onstage to finish the performance seated — "like B.B. King ."

The singer said the incident was a result of missing a meal, a risk that's all too common while touring.

"It's due to the fact that your hours are always so different and food is never really constant," she explained. "It definitely is not easy but it is manageable, you just have to make it a priority and make sure you stay healthy."

They made their big screen debuts together

In 2021, Alana starred in Licorice Pizza , directed by Paul Thomas Anderson — who was actually a student of Donna’s in elementary school. It was Alana’s first movie role ever, and her sisters and parents played her family in the film.

While Anderson wrote Alana's part specifically for her (and used her name for the character), Alana said she was nervous about being "terrible" in the movie. “I was like, ‘I don’t even know where to look . What if I look at the camera?’ ” she recalled. But Anderson thought she did exceptionally well.

"I didn't know she was going to be that good," he told the New York Times .

Alana credited her work as a musical performer for preparing her for work in front of the camera. "Being in Haim, I’m doing so many different things and there are so many different distractions that you have to tune everything out and just be very present in your body," she told the outlet. "And I think that really helps with shooting a movie."

They use "telepathy" in their songwriting

The Haim sisters are so in sync with one another that they sometimes manage to collaborate without even speaking a word.

Speaking about the songwriting and production process of their album Women in Music Pt. III , Alana told PEOPLE, "Sister telepathy is a real thing. Because we're family, it's easy to trust who you're working with."

Sometimes that closeness had a negative impact, Este told Variety . During the COVID-19 pandemic, and after a series of personal struggles, including the death of a close friend, the sisters were closer than ever — but they were having trouble communicating.

"It's this weird dichotomy that we tend to tell each other everything, and then wear the emotions of each other. So when one of us is feeling glum or blue, the other two tend to join that person in their loneliness," Este explained, adding that she felt guilty subjecting her sisters to her sadness. "We are so close, but we still felt lonely and isolated at the same time," she said.

But they felt those emotions anyway, and the sisters think it might be genetic.

"We do have a theory also that our grandma is clairvoyant, so it might've been passed down from generation to generation," Este added. "There's a telepathy that doesn't happen if you're not a sister."

They're good friends with Taylor Swift

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Taylor Swift counts the Haim sisters as some of her closest friends. In addition to opening for Swift on the Eras Tour, the band previously toured with her in support of her album 1989 . In July 2022, Swift joined Haim during a performance at London's O2 Arena.

They've collaborated offstage as well: The Haim sisters played Swift's stepsisters in her "Bejeweled" music video. Swift is featured on their song "Gasoline," while they harmonized with her on the evermore track "No Body, No Crime," which even mentions Este.

During their downtime, the Haim sisters often hang out with Swift and were spotted at her 25th birthday party in 2014 and her 32nd birthday party in 2021.

Ahead of the Eras Tour, PEOPLE chatted with Haim about what had them most excited to hit the road with Swift again.

" Backstage dance parties ," Este said. "Backstage pre- and post-show dance parties with Taylor."

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