Keep 'Calm': Taylor Swift Will Perform At The 2019 VMAs

The 2019 VMAs just got a little bit more lovely.


Three days soon following the release of her seventh album, Lover, Taylor Swift will hit the MTV stage for her first VMA efficiency in four years. The pop star is nominated for a whopping 10 awards at this year's show, split between her whimsical "ME!" and vibrant "You Need to Calm Down" videos. That places her at the face of the pack, tied with fellow 10-time 2019 nominee and pop titan, Ariana Grande.


While Swift is keeping the specifics of her latest VMA moment thoroughly under wraps (apart from it being a global premiere efficiency, her history of VMA domination means it'll definitely be a must-see spectacle. She made her debut at the 2008 awards show, where she co-hosted the red carpet pre-show and introduced Jonas Brothers's "Lovebug" efficiency. The following year, she rolled into the show on a Cinderella horse carriage, performed "You Belong to Me" in the New York City subway, and took residence her first Moon Person trophy for Best Female Video.


In the ensuing years, Swift has performed four more times — "Innocent" in 2010, "We Are Never Getting Back With each other in 2012, "Shake It Off" in 2014, and also a surprise mash-up of "The Night Is Still Young" and "Bad Blood" with Nicki Minaj in 2015. She also took house six more trophies, including Video of the Year in 2015, for the squad-starring "Bad Blood."


Clearly, Swift's VMA track record is the stuff of legend — and it's far from over. Catch her efficiency as soon as the show airs live on Monday, August 26, get voting for your faves now, and look out for more announcements soon!