Taylor Swift gives a surprise performance to Stonewall Inn for the month of pride

Taylor Swift surprised the crowd at the Stonewall Inn in New York on Friday when she came on stage to perform some of her hit songs.

The Grammy winner, 29, sang an acoustic version of "Shake It Off" and wished the crowd a "happy month of pride".

Actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson joined her on stage to liven up the event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.

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"I'm so glad I did not have to keep this secret, see who came to celebrate Stonewall's 50th Anniversary at the Stonewall Inn @ Taylorswift13, you're a jewel Thank you for all you do for the LGBTQ community." he tweeted.

The event was also co-hosted by Diva Jackie Dupree and Sara Bareilles, Gavin Creel and Lea DeLaria.

Swift has just released its new song "You Need to Calm Down," which targets homophobia, at midnight after announcing that its next album will be titled "Lover" and will arrive on August 23rd.

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She said in a recent interview with DPA that her next music would contain political messages.

"I really think that the new music I've created has a political connotation," said Swift. "I do not intend to stop encouraging young people to vote and try to get them to talk about what is happening in our country.I think it's one of the things the more important than I can do. "

On June 1st, the first day of the month of pride, Swift posted a letter on his social media accounts to Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, asking him to vote for the Equality Act, which protects people LGBTQ + discrimination.

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"That American citizens are denied employment or housing because of what they like or how they identify, in my opinion, is anti-American and cruel," he said. -she writes.

In April 2018, Swift donated $ 113,000 to a LGBTQ rights group in Tennessee.