Taylor Swift sings ‘Last Kiss’ and ‘dorothea’ as surprise songs at Kansas City, The Eras concert: Watch video

Taylor Swift delighted fans at her concert in Kansas City, Missouri, as she surprised them with special performances of her songs “Last Kiss” and “dorothea.”

The pop superstar, known for her chart-topping hits and captivating live shows, added an extra layer of excitement to Day 2 of ‘The Eras Tour’ with these unexpected additions to her setlist.

During the concert, Swift took the stage and mesmerized the audience with her heartfelt rendition of “Last Kiss.” In the videos, it can be seen that the emotionally charged song, known for its poignant lyrics and beautiful melody, resonated with fans who sang along with every word.

But the surprises didn’t end there. Swift had another treat in store for her Kansas City fans. As the concert continued, she introduced “dorothea,” a fan-favorite track from her album “evermore.”

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Watch the video below to relive the magical moments of Taylor Swift’s surprise performances of “Last Kiss” and “dorothea” at ‘The Eras Tour’ in Kansas City, Missouri.

The concertgoers couldn’t contain their excitement as they witnessed these unexpected additions to the setlist. Many took to social media to share their joy and appreciation for Swift’s surprises, with videos capturing the magical moments circulating online.

By including lesser-known songs like “Last Kiss” and “dorothea” in her setlist, she gave her audience a unique and intimate experience, showcasing her versatility as an artist.

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As the ‘The Eras Tour’ continues, fans eagerly anticipate what other surprises Taylor Swift has in store for them. With each concert, she continues to captivate audiences and create unforgettable memories, proving why she is one of the biggest names in the music industry.