From A Broken Heart to Breaking Records, Meet the Real Taylor Swift!
From Bluebird Cafe to Stardom
Nashville, Tennessee, known as “Music City,” is the heart of country music. Naturally, it’s where Taylor wanted to be. With the full support of her parents, Taylor’s family moved from Pennsylvania to Hendersonville, a suburb near Nashville, when she was about 13 or 14.
This move allowed her to network and dive into the country music scene. Taylor’s big break came in 2004 at The Bluebird Cafe, a famed spot for launching country stars. At just 14, her performance of covers and original songs caught the eye of Scott Borchetta, who signed her to his new label, Big Machine. This partnership changed her career trajectory.
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