Taylor Swift has Rage Fest with Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons

Taylor Swift surprised fans in last night’s concert in Detroit with special on stage guest Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons.

Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons was the special guest of Taylor Swift’s 1989 concert in Detroit last night. Taylor and Reynolds performed the Imagine Dragon’s hit Radioactive. Taylor Swift shared two photos of Dan Reynolds and herself performing the song.

When Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons comes and surprises the Detroit crowd with ‘Radioactive’….. !!!!!!!!

A photo posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on /4/30, 2015 at 9:58pm PDT

RAGE FEST with Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons. #radioactive #1989TourDetroit

A photo posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on /4/30, 2015 at 10:00pm PDT

Besides Dan Reynolds, Taylor Swift treated fans to an appearance of models Gigi Hadid and Martha Hunt. Both star in the music video for Bad Blood, but in the concert the walked and posed during the Taylor Swift hit Style. Taylor Swift’s Bad Blood is on top of the iTunes singles charts. The album 1989 is ranked still third. The star studded Bad Blood video premiered during the broadcast of the Billboard Music Awards 2015 where Taylor Swift also collected a ton of Awards.

Detroit, look who tagged along!! @gigihadid @marhunt #1989TourDetroit

A photo posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on /4/30, 2015 at 12:44pm PDT

When two of your best friends strut the runway with you during ‘Style’… #1989TourDetroit @gigihadid @marhunt

A photo posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on /4/30, 2015 at 10:41pm PDT

Taylor Swift has reached the top of the pop world with her album 1989. She is on an intense schedule now with the 1989 tour throughout the United States. The next 1989 concert is on Tuesday in Louisville, Kentucky followed by a concert in Cleveland, Ohio on Wednesday. On Saturday, June 6 Taylor Swift performs in Pittsburgh. In middle of June she jumps over the Atlantic to perform a couple concerts in Europe beginning on /7/19 in Cologne, Germany.