Swift inducted into Songwriters Hall
Taylor Swift was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame at a ceremony at Music City Center, becoming the youngest inductee in the organization's history at age 36.
- Taylor Swift was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame at a ceremony at Music City Center, becoming the youngest inductee in the organization's history at age 36.
- In her speech, Swift recalled her early years writing in Nashville, including time at Jody Williams Music, where she met Eric Church, then the boyfriend of a woman who worked at the front desk.
- The induction also highlighted the story of how Church, after being kicked off a Rascal Flatts tour, was replaced by Swift, who later gifted him her first gold record.
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