The country-turned-pop diva sings 'Honey, I'm Good' with Grammer and brings out Serayah during 'Style' at the '1989' concert in Chicago.
- July 20, 2015
AceShowbiz -
Taylor Swift brought out Andy Grammer when her "1989" tour came to Chicago over the weekend. As seen in a video taken and posted online by a concertgoer, the pop superstar teamed up with the 31-year-old singer for his single "Honey, I'm Good".
Swift and Grammer clearly had lots of fun during the performance. She posted on Instagram a photo of her sharing the stage with him and wrote, "Tonight @andygrammer came to Chicago to sing 'Honey I'm Good' and everrrybody knew the words and it was SO MUCH FUN."
Grammer took to his own Instagram page to share a picture of him goofing around with the "Shake It Off" hitmaker backstage. "Post show celebration on fleek with @taylorswift #honeywearegood," he captioned it.
Grammer's not Swift's only famous friend who visited the 25-year-old singer at the Chicago show. There was also Serayah, an "Empire" star and one of Swift's co-stars in her star-studded "Bad Blood" music video, who assisted her during "Style". Chance the Rapper posed for a photo with Swift after the show and thanked her in an Instagram post.
"Dear Taylor, Chicago loves you and you're welcome back anytime. Congrats on 2 back to back sold out nights at Soldier's Field of 55,000 people, and thanks for treating my friends so well," he wrote.
