Paul McCartney performs Beatles classic ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand’ at Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding


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Photos: Paul McCartney/Instagram, Taylor Swift/Instagram

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding reception at Madison Square Garden got an unforgettable musical moment. Beatles legend Paul McCartney took the stage and performed for the newlyweds.

McCartney, 84, performed the Beatles hit I Want To Hold Your Hand at the couple’s star studded reception in New York City, according to a report by People magazine.

A source told People that after the ceremony, Swift's mother, Andrea, invited everyone into the reception room where the stage had already been set up for performances.

McCartney was not the only music legend performing that night. Stevie Nicks, who has been a close friend and mentor to Swift for years, also performed at the reception.

Swift and McCartney’s connection goes back further than this wedding night. The two have long shown public admiration for each other’s work. They previously appeared together on the cover of Rolling Stone back in 2020.

More recently, Swift re-shared an Instagram post from McCartney announcing his new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane. Alongside that repost on June 2, she called him an eternally exceptional artiste. - The Statesman/ANN

 

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