Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift's duet, 'Everything Has Changed,' is slated to be Swift's next single from 'Red.' The track is already a fan favorite, but it's not the only collaboration the tourmates have done together. Sheeran revealed there are more duets on the horizon -- and on his phone!
Fresh from plunking down a cool $17 milli in cash(!!!) for a waterfront Rhode Island mansion, Taylor Swift is getting back to work, to speak. She is said to be preparing the acoustic duet 'Everything Has Changed' as the fifth single from 'Red,' which she co-wrote with her tourmate, British ginger kid Ed Sheeran, who also appears on the track.
Ed Sheeran has a lot of tattoos that seem, at least on the surface, pretty frivolous and pointless: a ketchup bottle, bro?
But believe it or not, as it turns out, there's a good reason for all that ink.
It's only appropriate that a song about a 'Lego House' should have an accompanying Lego version of the video. That's exactly what the self-explanatory 'Lego Version' of Ed Sheeran's 'Lego House' video is. And it's pretty much the most awesome thing ever.
Ed Sheeran and One Direction are some of the biggest stars on the planet right now, but just because they're pop stars doesn't mean they party like rock stars. In fact, they actually hang out like the cutest senior citizens ever.
Late last year, there were rumors that Ed Sheeran, who has penned tracks for One Direction, was working with Justin Bieber on his January-released acoustic album. Apparently, the talented singers are remaining in contact and sharing musical material, as a tweet between the two indicates that Sheeran has heard some new Bieber songs and liked what hit his ears.
We've never stabbed anyone, but we can imagine it's one way to totally end a friendship. Ed Sheeran almost found this out the hard way.
'The A Team' singer told MTV that he was gifted a sword from the film 'Lord of the Rings' by director Peter Jackson. This was no prop sword though -- Sheeran said it was a steel, sharpened blade.
A world tour is never without its glitches, just ask Justin Bieber. Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran were performing a duet on 'Everything Has Changed,' a tune they penned together, at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. when something went a little haywire.
Fifth Harmony's name was no accident. The girls have some serious pipes, and their harmonies are on point. They managed to turn Ed Sheeran's soft ballad 'Lego House' into a soulful piano ballad, while still maintaining the melancholy yearning that the original song conveys.
Yikes! We've seen some stage spills in our day, but Ed Sheeran's is one of the worst we've seen within recent memory.
The ginger-haired singer, who is opening for Taylor Swift on her RED tour, was leading the packed Omaha crowd in song,
