Taylor Swift [1] returned to the Grammys stage [2] for the first time in five years on Sunday night. In honour of her six nominations [3] for Folklore [4], including album of the year [5], the 31-year-old singer was joined by her Folklore collaborators, Aaron Dessner and Jack Antonoff on stage for an epic performance. In addition to performing her Grammy-nominated song [6] "Cardigan," she also performed "August" and "Willow" for the first time live. The performance was basically a full-fledged music video as Swift, Dessner, and Antonoff performed in an enchanting, moss-covered house. Seriously, can we live in this performance?

The last time Swift hit the Grammys stage was back in 2016 [7], when she took home album of the year for 1989, making her the first woman to win the honour twice [8] for her solo recordings. It has certainly been a whirlwind year for Swift. In addition to releasing her chart-topping Folklore album in July 2020, she later surprised fans with another album, Evermore [9], in December 2020. Now she's set to release her rerecorded Fearless album [10] later this year. Fingers crossed we'll see Swift again at the Grammys next year [11]. In the meantime, watch a clip of her performance above.