Taylor Swift takes the stage with Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger in Nashville

The rock and roll icon seemed as comfortable as ever on stage with the young pop starlet.

Taylor Swift, 25, returned to her roots Saturday night and performed another show for her 1989 World Tour in Nashville featuring duets with both Mick Jagger, 72, and Leona Lewis, 30.

A young Taylor actually started her career with a record deal in Nashville.

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Nashville time: Taylor Swift, 25, returned to her roots Saturday night and performed another show for her 1989 World Tour in Nashville, Tennessee, featuring duets with both Mick Jagger, 72, and Leona Lewis, 30

The night had several surprises, and costume changes, in store for the energized audience.

Her first duet was with British singer/songwriter Leona Lewis; they sang Leona’s hit Bleeding Love.

Leona opted for a curve-accentuating blue, long-sleeve dress that came down to her mid-thigh.

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Luscious Leona: The X Factor winner made the audience swoon with a little decolletage peek-a-boo cut and some bold thigh high black boots as well

The X Factor winner made the audience swoon with a little decolletage peek-a-boo cut and some bold thigh high black boots as well.

Taylor went with a look that’s become associated with her latest tour.

She wore a white bustier with with some detailing on the top edge, and a matching pair of high-waisted shorts.

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Gimmie Jagger: Next up was a costume change for Taylor and the Mick Jagger duet, with the pair singing the Rolling Stones classic (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

Upping the sexiness factor, she employed garters to hold up the tops of her own thigh highs.

Next up was a costume change for Taylor and the Mick Jagger duet, with the pair singing the Rolling Stones classic (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.

The 1989 hit maker emerged from backstage wearing an apparently leather and fabric full body jumpsuit with cut outs around her midriff area. She complimented the outfit with some ankle high-black boots.

Leather forever: The 1989 hit maker emerged from backstage wearing an apparently leather and fabric full body jumpsuit with cut outs around her midriff area. She complimented the outfit with some ankle high-black boots

Perhaps sensing a theme, Mick showed up in a teal leather jacket and some tight leather pants of his own.

They then proceeded to rock out with one another, Mick bringing his trademark verve to a no doubt much younger audience than he is used to.

After the show, Taylor posted several pictures of the performance on Instagram, and then added some captions acknowledging how lucky she was to have gotten such an amazing opportunity to sing with the two artists.

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Friends, or…? Interestingly, Mick and Taylor were in the news together very recently, but for a slightly more competitive reason

‘Mick. Jagger. Nashville,’ was her final caption.

Interestingly, Mick and Taylor were in the news together very recently, but for a slightly more competitive reason.

Research just revealed that The Rolling Stones earn more in ticket sales from each city they play in than any other act – including young rivals such as Taylor Swift, who is ranked second.

Her first duet was with British singer/songwriter Leona Lewis; they sang Leona’s hit Bleeding Love.

Leona opted for a curve-accentuating blue, long-sleeve dress that came down to her mid-thigh.

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Luscious Leona: The X Factor winner made the audience swoon with a little decolletage peek-a-boo cut and some bold thigh high black boots as well

The X Factor winner made the audience swoon with a little decolletage peek-a-boo cut and some bold thigh high black boots as well.

Taylor went with a look that’s become associated with her latest tour.

She wore a white bustier with with some detailing on the top edge, and a matching pair of high-waisted shorts.

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Gimmie Jagger: Next up was a costume change for Taylor and the Mick Jagger duet, with the pair singing the Rolling Stones classic (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

Upping the sexiness factor, she employed garters to hold up the tops of her own thigh highs.

Next up was a costume change for Taylor and the Mick Jagger duet, with the pair singing the Rolling Stones classic (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.

The 1989 hit maker emerged from backstage wearing an apparently leather and fabric full body jumpsuit with cut outs around her midriff area. She complimented the outfit with some ankle high-black boots.

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Leather forever: The 1989 hit maker emerged from backstage wearing an apparently leather and fabric full body jumpsuit with cut outs around her midriff area. She complimented the outfit with some ankle high-black boots

Perhaps sensing a theme, Mick showed up in a teal leather jacket and some tight leather pants of his own.

They then proceeded to rock out with one another, Mick bringing his trademark verve to a no doubt much younger audience than he is used to.

After the show, Taylor posted several pictures of the performance on Instagram, and then added some captions acknowledging how lucky she was to have gotten such an amazing opportunity to sing with the two artists.

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Friends, or…? Interestingly, Mick and Taylor were in the news together very recently, but for a slightly more competitive reason

‘Mick. Jagger. Nashville,’ was her final caption.

Interestingly, Mick and Taylor were in the news together very recently, but for a slightly more competitive reason.

Research just revealed that The Rolling Stones earn more in ticket sales from each city they play in than any other act – including young rivals such as Taylor Swift, who is ranked second.