Taylor Swift performs at intimate Grammy Museum event

Taylor Swift performed for a small group of attendees during an intimate “Icon Session” at the Grammy Museum. The event, moderated by Recording Academy President Harvey Mason Jr., celebrated the singer-songwriter’s two-decade career and her 14 Grammy Awards.

Between 100 and 200 guests attended the private, no-phone gathering. Following her performance, Swift participated in a discussion regarding her songwriting process, creative inspirations, and the artistic influences that have shaped her career. Attendees described the artist as “sweet, humble, and fully present.”

While the session was reportedly filmed, organizers have not indicated if the performance will be released to the public. The event has generated significant interest among fans, particularly as Swift has not yet performed songs from her latest album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” in a public setting.