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Taylor Swift Kicks Off The 2018 American Music Awards With Dazzling Performance Of ‘I Did Something Bad’
That performance was off the chain! After completing the North American leg of her Reputation Stadium Tour, Taylor Swift hit the stage at the 2018 American Music Awards on Oct. 9. And to no surprise, she put on an incredible show while singing her chart-topping single “I Did Something Bad.”
The 28-year-old singer had the crowd on their feet and chanting out the lyrics from her fiery album. Taylor started off the show with a bang, showing off her moves and vocal prowess for the special occasion. Rocking a sparkling black bodysuit, she dropped jaws while captivating the audience at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Fans knew she was going to surpass expectations, especially after seeing her slay on the red carpet.
taylor swift did what she had to do #AMAs pic.twitter.com/ZseyYPIDP5
— hilal (@colIarbone) October 10, 2018
Taylor turned heads in her Balmain mirrored mini dress and matching thigh-high boots, giving us major disco ball vibes. The songstress wore a simple up-do and Ofira Jewels earrings and rings, as well another sparkling Lorraine Schwartz ring. She opted for smokey eye makeup and a nude lip color to complete her smoldering look. It’s a big night for the singer, as she’s nominated for four of the top awards at the show, Artist Of The Year, Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist, Favorite Pop/Rock Album And Favorite Tour.
The singer’s outing comes shorty after she posted about politics on Sunday, Oct. 7, revealing that she would be voting for Democrats on the ballot in Tennessee. Taylor said that “due to several events in my life and in the world in the past two years,” she’s speaking her mind. Taylor even addressed how Oct. 9 is the last day for voters to register in Tennessee. Today also marked her first award show performance in nearly three years, and she nailed it!
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