Taylor Swift details ‘feral’ experience with Gracie Abrams at Eras Tour

Taylor Swift gushed about her shared Grammy nomination with pal Gracie Abrams at her third Eras Tour concert in Toronto.

During the acoustic session of her show on Saturday, November 16th, the 34-year-old pop superstar said to the audience, “The Eras Tour has been going on about a year and a half now, and so, a lot of life can happen ... I think you’ll remember the genius brilliant young lady you saw earlier tonight, Gracie Abrams. So, storytime, Gracie was opening up for me a year ago on the Eras Tour.”

Looking back at her memories with the That’s So True songstress, she said, “We had so many fun memories during that tour, one of which we were celebrating her getting nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys, we had, like, eleventy-hundred Cosmos, went back to my house and just started writing a song.”

“The coolest thing ever has just happened, this week, because of you — you guys cared enough about that song when it went out into the world on her album The Secret of Us and you got that song nominated for a Grammy this week.”

Sharing their reaction over the nomination, she added, “You can’t even imagine, like, the phone call between the two of us when the nominations came out and we saw that song was nominated, It was just screeching. It wasn’t even words, it was just feral screeching for the entire call.”

The Anti-Hero hitmaker told the fans that the collaborators wanted to thank the fans and welcomed Abrams on stage.

The two popstars then performed a mashup of their song Us and Swift’s 1989 song Out of the Woods.

This comes after the 14-time-Grammy winner and Abrams were nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category for Us in Grammy 2024 awards.

The Risk singer will be performing at all of Swift’s remaining Eras Tour shows before it ends on December 8th.