Pop singer Taylor Swift seems to have gently responded to a comment made by Dave Grohl, the vocalist of the Foo Fighters, suggesting that her Eras Tour shows could not be totally live.

On Sunday, her third night at Wembley Stadium, Travis Kelce joined her on stage. Swift paused following the "Folklore-Evermore" section to thank her band. "Every one of my band members, every single one of our crew, my band — who's gonna be playing live for you for three-and- a-half hours tonight — they deserve this so much," Swift stated, as shown on footage posted on social media.

Grohl made a lighthearted joke on being in London the same weekend as Swift during the Foo Fighters' concert at London Stadium on Saturday. "We like to refer to our tour as the 'Errors Tour,' Grohl said jokingly. "We have gone through several eras and more than a few f**king mistakes as well. simply a couple. We really do play live, therefore that's why.

Grohl said, "What?!" when the audience responded with boos. Simply stating. Raw, live rock 'n' roll music appeals to you guys? You arrived at the appropriate f**king venue. Saying, "I tell you, man, you don't want to suffer the wrath of Taylor Swift," he also recognized the possible blowback.

Reacting fast to Grohl's remark, one fan posted on X, " Dave Grohl is the last musician I anticipated from. Usually, he is quite friendly, optimistic, and a constructive influence in the music business. Letting down.

Grohl, who had already praised Swift, said in 2015 that he was "officially obsessed" with her, therefore this comment surprised him.