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Taylor Swift is performing at iHeartRadio Music Awards, but there’s a catch…
The iHeartRadio Music Awards will honor Taylor Swift with Tour of the Century accolades and the superstar will be performing … well, sort of.
The show’s date marks the two-year anniversary of the Eras Tour opening night in Glendale, Arizona. iHeartRadio confirms there will be an “exclusive performance from that opening night show” that will air during the live telecast (Fox, March 17, 8 p.m. ET/tape delayed PT).
The awards show has not announced which taped performance will be broadcast. When Swift brought her $2 billion-earning tour to State Farm Arena, her setlist included 44 songs. Her surprise songs the very first night were “Mirrorball” on guitar and “Tim McGraw” on piano.
In addition to Tour of the Century honors, Swift is up for 10 nominations, including an award with her boyfriend Travis Kelce:
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