Taylor Swift opened the refreshingly low-key Grammys 2021 medley with "Cardigan," from her offbeat 2020 release "folklore" — a collaboration with writer-producers Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner.

Taylor Swift Snaps 'Family Photo' with Jack Antonoff and Folklore Collaborators Ahead of the Grammys The performance marked the 31-year-old's seventh time performing at the Grammys — and her ...

Taylor Swift teased her upcoming 2021 Grammys performance on Sunday in a video for CBS and posted a selfie with her "Folklore" collaborators on Instagram.

Taylor Swift performed two songs at the 2021 Grammy Awards. (CBS) Taylor teased her epic performance just a few days before the show, when she appeared on the March 11 episode of CBS News .

Taylor Swift returned to the Grammys stage to perform a witchy mashup of tracks from her two latest albums. Swift started out with a rendition of Grammy-nominated “cardigan,” laying in ...

Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner made our wildest folklore dreams come true at the 2021 Grammy Awards when they reunited to emotionally perform "cardigan," "august" and "willow." ...

Taylor Swift fans have waited a long time to hear old Taylor Swift music. ... Taylor Swift teases new song ahead of Grammy 2021 performance By . Hannah Sparks. Published March 12, 2021.

Taylor Swift performed at the Grammys for the first time in five years, singing a medley of songs from her albums “evermore” and “folklore” in a mystical woodland-and-cabin setting.

While not much is known about Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated 2021 Grammys performance, the musician did reveal one important detail about the show: Aaron Dessner and Jack Antonoff will play a ...

Taylor Swift just dropped a major hint about her 2021 Grammy Awards performance.. During a March 11 appearance with CBS News, the "cardigan" singer shared who will be joining her on stage this ...

Here Are All the 2021 Grammy Winners Swift was nominated for six Grammys on Sunday. She won album of the year for “folklore," making her the first woman to take the award three times.