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The second day of Coachella was filled with alt-rock throwbacks, including the highly anticipated No Doubt reunion, but Taylor Swift wasn’t on the lineup or performing, either during the weekend. Six caused a stir.

She caught the attention of the internet just by showing up at the massive music festival in the California desert, after she showed up as a fan and danced candidly with boyfriend Travis Kelce while performing a hilarious performance in the stands performance.

Rock band Bleachers is fronted by Swift’s friend and longtime producer Jack Antonoff.

Kelce’s blocking skills came in handy as the 6-foot-5 NFL tight end blocked the view of his much-publicized girlfriend as the couple watched from the audience. Performance.

Still, an AFP reporter spotted the lovebirds twirling and singing together during a performance by Antonov, who co-created and produced several of Swift’s albums.

Fan videos soon began circulating online. Swift’s guest appearance comes less than a week before the release of her upcoming album, The Tortured Poets Department, which is due out on April 19.

Shortly after performing at the Bleachers, fans caught Swift and Kelce on camera as they stood in the VIP area to watch a performance by Bronx rapper Ice Spice.

The crowd went wild when Ice Spice called out her superstar friend, but the rapper sang “Karma” solo in the background, giving Swift a chance to watch her rendition of the song from the crowd’s vantage point.

The 34-year-old billionaire is currently wrapping up her blockbuster Eras tour.

Some fans have speculated that Swift may join friend and Antonoff colleague Lana Del Rey, who headlines Friday’s opening night.

There’s always next weekend, which is basically a repeat of the first three days of the festival, but usually includes a few tweaks.

Tyler, the Creator was Saturday’s most-watched act, bursting onto the stage in flames from a camper parked in a simulated desert mountain scene.

The eccentric performer wore a Palestinian and Congolese flag pin and invited special guests including Kali Uchis, Childish Gambino and A$AP Rocky.

Doja Cat is set to headline Sunday.

Alternative rock roots and Paris Hilton

Coachella started out as a rock festival, but in recent years it has increasingly gravitated toward pop, rap and Latino superstars dominating the streaming charts.

But Saturday’s lineup offered a nostalgic sight: No Doubt, a band fronted by Gwen Stefani, coming together to perform for the first time in 15 years.

Stephanie, 54, jumped around the stage and boasted about the vocals of her youth, leading the audience in a sing-along of the group’s classic songs, including “Just A Girl” and “Don’t Speak.”

British rock band Blur also took the stage, while stoner reggae band Sublime (the 1990s band beloved for hits like “Santeria”) drew fans to the main stage to enjoy a performance by The sunset show was headlined by Jakob, son of lead singer Brad Nowell.

Vampire Weekend is making a last-minute return to the desert, having last performed there more than a decade ago.

Lead singer Ezra Koenig, the veteran indie rocker who just last week dropped hits including “Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa,” wore a striped Pogues sweatshirt and told cheering fans, He had been leaning back and sipping ranch water — a cocktail of soda water, tequila and lime — in Texas, when he got a text asking if they wanted to join.

The band just released their fifth album, Only God Was Below Us, and played fan favorites and new material, including a 15-minute honky-tonk medley.

They also randomly invited Paris Hilton on stage to play a quick game of cornhole, a popular North American bean bag lawn game, as part of giving away chocolates to fans in the front row.

“I haven’t played this game since ‘The Simple Life,’” the cowboy-hat-wearing socialite and reality TV icon quipped, referring to the show she stars in with Nicole Richie A hit series from the mid-2000s.

“Make some noise for ‘The Simple Life’!” Koenig shouted, to laughter and applause.