Taylor-Swift

Taylor Swift, in full Taylor Alison Swift (born December 13th, 1989 West Reading Pennsylvania U.S.) American pop and country music singer-songwriter whose tales of young heartache achieved widespread popularity in the first decade of the 21st century. Swift was interested in music since a young age. Swift quickly rose up the ranks, starting as a child actor and then performing in front of an audience of thousands. Swift was just 11 when she sang The Star-Spangled Banner at a Philadelphia 76ers basketball game. In the following year, she began writing songs and picked up the guitar. Swift wrote original songs inspired by the country music of performers such as Shania Twain (now known as the Chicks) as well as Dixie Chicks. Her material expressed Swift's feelings about tweens being apathetic. Swift was just 13 when her parents decided to dispose of their Pennsylvania farm and move to Hendersonville Tennessee. She could spend all of her time to reaching out to the country music labels that were based in Nashville.