Watch Taylor Swift perform a sassy version of ‘Hey Stephen’ at a concert in Germany.
Taylor Swift wowed fans at her Eras Tour show in Gelsenkirchen, Germany with a playful twist on one of her classic songs. During her performance of “Hey Stephen” from her 2008 album Fearless, Swift couldn’t resist adding a cheeky update to the lyrics. As she sang about writing a song for a special someone, she slyly inserted a new line declaring her songwriting prowess with a sardonic “Nope!” The audience at Veltins-Arena erupted into laughter at her clever and confident delivery.
This isn’t the first time Swift has included “Hey Stephen” in her setlist for the Eras Tour, but this particular performance included a surprise mashup with the title track from her album Speak Now. seamlessly blending the two songs together. Swift’s ability to captivate the audience with her seamless transitions and powerful vocals was on full display as she effortlessly moved between the two tracks, leaving the crowd in awe.
Switching gears, Swift took to the piano for a moving rendition of “This Is Me Trying” from her album Folklore, followed by “Labyrinth” from Midnights. The emotional performance showcased Swift’s versatility as a musician and performer, and left fans in Gelsenkirchen eager for more.
With two shows down and one to go in Gelsenkirchen, Swift has been joined in the audience by her supportive boyfriend, Travis Kelce. Fans have spotted Kelce dancing along to Swift’s music and capturing special moments from the performances. His presence at Swift’s shows adds an extra layer of excitement for fans, who love seeing the couple enjoying each other’s company and supporting each other’s careers.
Swift’s Eras Tour continues to delight audiences with her incredible talent and infectious energy. With upcoming shows in Hamburg and Munich, fans can look forward to more unforgettable performances from the 14-time Grammy winner. Check out the video of Swift’s sassy rendition of “Hey Stephen” to see why fans can’t get enough of her live performances.
