Swift performed her first show (aside from promotional appearances) since playing at the DirecTV pre-Super Bowl party back in February, and gifted fans with the first live performances of “Look What You Made Me Do” and “End Game.” She blew up the night and kept many members of the young audience up way past their bed times. Swift got the loudest cheers of the night, but it was her reunion on stage with BFF Sheeran that really warmed hearts when the pair performed “End Game” together.Īlso Read: Ed Sheeran Says He Slipped Into the 'Pitfalls' of Substance Abuse The British singer blasted out “Castle on the Hill,” “Thinking Out Loud” and “Shape of You” without even a wince of pain. EST/PST.įor those of you who weren’t at the sold-out Forum show Friday night, here are 10 things you didn’t see on the livestream and won’t see on TV.Īlso Read: Is Taylor Swift Trolling Tabloids With Her 'Reputation' Magazines?Īfter having to cancel a number of international shows following a cycling accident that broke his right wrist and left elbow in October, Sheeran looked fit as a fiddle as he opened the show. was carried live on over 100 iHeartRadio stations and as a live video stream on and The CW app.Īlso Read: Check Out Both of Taylor Swift's Performances on This Week's 'SNL' Right Here (Videos)Īn exclusive nationwide broadcast television special will air on The CW on Thursday, Dec. Throughout the holiday season, iHeartMedia stations across the country host Jingle Ball concerts in local cities that feature performances by the year’s most iconic recording artists, as well as emerging talent. While Taylor Swift was the obvious headliner for the annual festive spectacular, Ed Sheeran, The Chainsmokers, Sam Smith, Demi Lovato, Logic, Kesha, Niall Horan, Halsey, Charlie Puth and Liam Payne all slayed it (or should we say “sleighed it”?) when they took to the stage at The Forum in Inglewood, California. The lineup for the Los Angeles leg of the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball on Friday night was packed with so many Grammy winners and chart-topping artists that fans thought Christmas had come early.
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