Hail to the King of Hearts! Travis Kelce Joins Taylor Swift Onstage—And Our Eras Tour Fantasy Came True
Love songs, boyfriend bops, and a pop culture crossover worthy of its own ballad.
When Taylor Swift broughtTravis Kelce onstage during her Eras Tour stop at Wembley Stadium on 23 June 2024, the internet didn’t just swoon—it combusted. We’re talking love story meets stadium swagger, sequins meets Super Bowl. And honestly? It might be the most iconic boyfriend cameo since Tom Holland’s lip-sync battle.
As Kelce swept onto stage in full showman mode—top hat and all—we were all collectively in our Lover era. Not since the original Fearless tour have we witnessed a moment that blended pop power with genuine romance so effortlessly. Taylor wasn’t just singing So High School—she was living it.
Now, if this didn’t convince you to build a playlist entirely devoted to your own love life (past, present, messy or magnificent), we don’t know what will. Because whether you’re crushing, crying, or cuddling, there’s a boyfriend-themed track to match your mood.
Let’s dive into the ultimate boyfriend-inspired songlist—because, like Swift herself, we believe in turning heartbreak into hits and flirtation into folklore.
Love songs for boyfriends (or future boyfriends)
Feel like scribbling hearts in your notebook? These dreamy tracks capture the butterflies, soft glances, and heart-skips-a-beat energy of new love:
- “So High School” – Taylor Swift
This love letter to youthful crushes and hallway whispers hits differently post-Wembley. - “Adore You” ”You”—HarryHarry Styles
Gentle, adoring, and utterly irresistible. - “Best Part” – Daniel Caesar, H.E.R.
Smooth as silk. The kind of song you slow-dance to in the kitchen. - “Until I Found ”You”—Stephen Sanchez
It’s giving vintage romance and Sunday mornings. - “Lover” – Taylor Swift
Obviously. This is the blueprint for modern romance anthems.
→ Looking for more wedding-worthy tunes? Check out our list of first dance favourites.
Songs about cheating boyfriends
Ugh, men. When you’re over it (and him), crank these up. No tears left to cry—just power stances and car karaoke.
- “Irreplaceable” – Beyoncé
To the left, to the left. He knows what he did. - “Leave (Get Out)” – JoJo
A millennial breakup anthem that still slaps. - “Cry Me a River” – Justin Timberlake
For when he’s trying to win you back and you’re not having it. - “vampire” – Olivia Rodrigo
The ultimate “I gave you everything, you took it all” bop. - “Thru Your Phone” – Cardi B
A rage-text in song form—and we’re obsessed.
→ For more heartbreak anthems, see our break-up survival guide.
Songs about ex-boyfriends you almost texted at 2am
These are for those nights when you’re stalking his Insta, pretending you don’t care while listening to…
- “Lose You to Love Me” – Selena Gomez
Growth. Peace. Petty energy. - “Since U Been Gone” – Kelly Clarkson
Yell it in the shower. Catharsis achieved. - “you broke me first.” – Tate McRae
Delicate devastation with just enough shade. - “thank u, next” – Ariana Grande
Because every ex is just a stepping stone to the better you. - “Shout Out to My ”Ex”—Little Mix
Spice, sass, and sequins. We stan.
→ Need a post-breakup glow-up plan? You’ll love this fierce self-care guide.
Songs for boyfriends you want (or want to be)
Manifesting that slow-burn romance or getting brave enough to shoot your shot? These tracks were made for it.
- “Boyfriend” – Dove Cameron
Sultry and sapphic. More of this, please. - “I want to be your girlfriend.” – girl in red
The queer yearning anthem we’ll never stop loving. - “Let Me Love ”You”—Mario
An ‘00s throwback and a romantic plea in one. - “One Of Your Girls” – Troye Sivan
Smooth, sexy, and layered with longing. - “Gorgeous”—Taylor ”Swift
Crushing hard never sounded so fun.
→ Curious about the science of crushes? Read our cheeky how-to-flirt guide.
Final chorus: When love takes centre stage
Watching Travis Kelce beam at Taylor Swift as she owned the stage wasn’t just swoon-worthy—it reminded us that love, when done right, is a collaboration. It’s giving. It’s playful. It’s showing up—whether that’s on the Eras Tour stage or at brunch with your bestie post-breakup.
So whether you’re falling hard, falling out, or still figuring it all out—there’s a song for that. And it’s probably already in your queue.
