Coldplay Honors Taylor Swift Fans with Special Dedication in Vienna
- Chris Martin sang a Taylor Swift classic during Coldplay's Vienna concert.
- The gesture was a tribute to Swifties after Taylor Swift's cancelled gigs in Vienna.
- Coldplay dedicated a special song to Taylor Swift during their performance.
During a recent concert in Vienna, Coldplay took a moment to dedicate a song to Taylor Swift's devoted fans, affectionately known as Swifties. Lead singer Chris Martin surprised the audience by performing an acoustic version of Swift's beloved track "Love Story," alongside their tour's supporting act, Maggie Rogers. Before starting the cover, Martin humorously expressed his nervousness, urging the crowd not to share the performance on YouTube if it fell short of expectations, highlighting his respect for Swift's artistry. The gesture comes at a challenging time for Swift, who was forced to cancel her own Vienna concerts due to a thwarted terror plot. This incident followed a tragic event in Southport, Merseyside, where three young girls lost their lives at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. An insider revealed that Swift is heartbroken for her fans who have eagerly awaited her performances, but she prioritizes their safety above all else. The memory of the Manchester Arena bombing during an Ariana Grande concert remains fresh, influencing her decision to cancel. Despite the turmoil, Swift is reportedly eager to return to Vienna in the future, acknowledging the disappointment felt by her Austrian fans. While she has not publicly addressed the recent events, Swift has resumed her tour, performing at London's Wembley Arena. There, she made history as the first solo artist to perform eight consecutive shows, delighting sold-out crowds alongside friends Ed Sheeran and Florence Welch.