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BREAKING: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Share a Sweet Moment, Walking Hand-in-Hand into Travis Tight End University Concert in Nashville
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Make a Splash at Tight End University Concert in Nashville
NASHVILLE, TN – June 24, 2025 – Music superstar Taylor Swift and NFL standout Travis Kelce turned heads and set social media ablaze as they arrived hand-in-hand at the “Tight Ends and Friends” concert, a highlight of the annual Tight End University (TEU) event held at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl. The power couple’s appearance at the star-studded event on June 24 marked a significant moment of support for Kelce’s passion project, drawing attention from both NFL fans and Swifties alike.
Tight End University, co-founded by Kelce alongside San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle and former Carolina Panthers star Greg Olsen in 2021, is a three-day summit designed to bring together the NFL’s top tight ends for training, bonding, and professional development. The event, now in its fifth year, features film study, on-field drills, and recovery sessions, fostering camaraderie and skill-building among the league’s elite. This year’s gathering at Vanderbilt University welcomed 78 tight ends, including current and former NFL stars, and culminated in a highly anticipated concert featuring country music sensations Jordan Davis, Chase Rice, Sophia Scott, and Graham Barham.
Swift, 35, made a surprise appearance at the TEU welcome party the previous evening on June 23, held at the chic L.A. Jackson cocktail bar in Nashville’s Thompson Hotel. Dressed in a stylish green-and-white gingham crop top and matching A-line midi skirt by Hunter Bell, complemented by a Logan Hollowell rose-cut diamond hand chain and her signature red lipstick, Swift was all smiles as she mingled with attendees. Fan footage captured the Grammy-winning artist chatting with guests, including Claire Kittle, wife of George Kittle, while Kelce, dressed in a crisp white polo and matching shorts, stood nearby. The couple’s chemistry was undeniable, with social media posts from fans and event
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