Popsugar Entertainment Music Festival Taylor Swift iHeart Radio Wango Tango 2019 Performance Video Taylor Swift Punting a Beach Ball on Beat During Her Performance Gave Me a Nice Chuckle 2 June 2019 by Brea Cubit Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury Taylor Swift made her first-ever appearance at iHeart Radio's Wango Tango music festival on Saturday, and she definitely brought the house down. At the Los Angeles event, the 29-year-old singer rocked a rainbow ensemble while performing a handful of her best hits, including "Shake It Off" and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." She even surprised fans by bringing out Brendon Urie to sing their latest single, "ME!," on a colorful stage — a nod to the song's music video and Taylor's recent outspoken support for the LGBTQ+ community. Perhaps one of the funniest moments came when Taylor was strutting down the stage while crooning the lyrics to "Blank Space." A beach ball just so happened to be coming toward her when she kicked it out of the way, right on beat. One Twitter user shared the clip, adding, "Good job!!" while another joked, "Taylor Swift appropriately dealing with homophobes." Good job !!#wangotango pic.twitter.com/7zDigjMKdE — 💙🍊ทาสกาต่าย🍞🧡 (@NSHIMUKO) June 2, 2019 During her set, Taylor also took a moment to vocalize her support of the LGBTQ+ community and highlight the importance of Pride Month. "Who you love, how you identify — you should be able to live your life the way you want to live your life, and you should have the same exact rights as everyone else," she said while strumming a guitar. She went on to encourage fans to support her petition to urge Tennessee senator Lamar Alexander to pass the Equality Act, which would protect LGBTQ+ members from discrimination in the workplace, schools, and other locales. Evidently, Taylor's debut Wango Tango appearance was power-packed and a ton of fun. Look on to see all of the stunning photos from her set! Related: These Are the 13 Performances That Taylor Swift Fans Will Never, Ever, Ever Forget 1 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 2 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 3 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 4 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 5 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 6 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 7 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 8 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 9 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 10 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 11 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 12 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 13 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 14 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 15 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 16 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 17 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 18 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 19 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 20 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Winter 21 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 22 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 23 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 24 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 25 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 26 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 27 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 28 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 29 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Rich Fury 30 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 31 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 32 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 33 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 34 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Jeff Kravitz 35 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 36 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 37 / 38 Image Source: Getty / Kevin Mazur 38 / 38 Music FestivalOut LoudPride MonthMusic FestivalsTaylor SwiftMusic