Everyone needs to calm down. It seems Taylor Swift can perform her hits, including those that were the subject of very public dispute last week, at the upcoming American Music Awards.
Last week, Swift said her former music label, Big Machine Label Group, had denied her request to play some of her early songs at the award show where she is being honored as artist of the decade. The record label later denied her claim.
The saga reignited last week by Swift's public statement on social media began in July, when the singer's early music catalog was sold to a company owned by music manager Scooter Braun. The deal was worth roughly $300 million, according Billboard.Swift called the deal a "worst case scenario" upon its announcement. Her public expression of displeasure split members of the music community, with each party finding their defenders.
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