Pop star Taylor Swift added another accomplishment to her already impressive career on Monday night as the singer was inducted into the Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame. Swift became the youngest inductee at just 36 years old, and she was introduced by country singer Brad Paisley (with whom she joked about a prank he once pulled on her).
One of Swift's songs was performed as part of the festivities, with Grammy-winner Lainey Wilson taking to the stage in honor of the "I Knew It, I Knew You" singer. Wilson sang one of Swift's most iconic songs at the induction, performing a rendition of "Love Story" from her 2008 album, Fearless. She was accompanied by a guitar, stand up bass and a fiddle, and the result was wonderful.
🎥| Lainey Wilson performing
'Love Story' in honor of Taylor's induction tonight! pic.twitter.com/mXy8AJBgzL
— Taylor Swift Updates 🦋 (@swifferupdates) October 27, 2026
This isn't the first time that Wilson sang "Love Story" this year as the "Kinda Love It" singer joined Swift at Tight End University back in June to delight the crowd.
Swift was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame earlier this year, becoming the youngest woman to earn the honor.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Lainey Wilson performed a Taylor Swift classic for Hall of Fame induction
