Swift's lead guitarist and vocalist Paul Sidoti, who has toured with the 14-time Grammy award winner since 2007, performed at halftime of the Chiefs' game against the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland.

But Swift’s longtime guitarist, Paul Sidoti, hasn’t put away his guitar quite yet. The Ohio native was set to perform at the Chiefs-Browns game Sunday in Cleveland. He practiced Saturday at Huntington Bank Field, prepping to play “Hells Bells” by AC/DC when the Browns run out of the tunnel and onto the field before the game.

Sidoti, a Strongsville native who joined Taylor Swift's band in 2007, serenaded Browns fans as players entered the field ahead of their matchup with Kansas City.

Taylor Swift‘s absence from the Kansas City Chiefs’ game against the Cleveland Browns has sparked curiosity among fans. Despite being in Kansas City earlier in the week, the singer was not present for Travis Kelce’s latest match.

Pop star Taylor Swift, known for supporting boyfriend Travis Kelce at Kansas City Chiefs games, was absent from the Cleveland Browns match. Citing security concerns, a source revealed Swift only attends games at Arrowhead Stadium after thorough security checks by her personnel.