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En el primer aniversario del primer concierto de reunión de Oasis, la banda ha compartido el primer adelanto de Don’t Look Back in Anger, el documental casi archivado sobre el improbable regreso de los hermanos Gallagher.
El clip de 45 segundos presenta a las ruidosas multitudes de Oasis y da pistas de imágenes de ensayos mientras Noel y Liam Gallagher hablan sobre su reunión años después de la enconada separación de Oasis.
“Simplemente no me veo en el escenario con Liam, simplemente no lo veo”, dice Noel en voz en off, mientras Liam agrega: “La forma en que terminó, inaceptable”.
“La película es un relato indisculpablemente optimista del mayor evento musical de 2025, que captura la experiencia y las emociones de la banda y sus fans en todo el mundo”, decía una sinopsis. “La perspectiva única incluye acceso a ensayos, tras bambalinas y al escenario, así como las primeras entrevistas conjuntas con Noel y Liam en más de 20 años. Junto a la gira mundial agotada de la banda, la película también explora el profundo impacto emocional de este fenomenal momento cultural global y lo que su música significa para las audiencias y generaciones de todo el mundo”.
Don’t Look Back in Anger, creada por Steven Knight de Peaky Blinders y dirigida por Dylan Southern y Will Lovelace, se estrenará en IMAX y cines este septiembre antes de llegar a Hulu y Disney+ a finales de este año.
“La gira mundial de Oasis unió a generaciones, culturas y países y le habló a un mundo roto sobre la reconciliación”, dijo Knight en un comunicado. “Don’t Look Back In Anger no es solo tu entrada para el concierto, es un pase para el backstage y un asiento en la mesa cuando Liam y Noel se sientan juntos por primera vez en 15 años y cuentan las cosas como son y como fueron”.
La gira de reunión de Oasis comenzó el 4 de julio de 2025 en Cardiff, Gales, y recorrió Europa, América del Norte, Asia, Australia y América del Sur antes de concluir en noviembre en Sao Paulo, Brasil, días después de que la banda fuera incluida en el Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll. La banda no ha revelado sus planes futuros.
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La vuelta del rocanrol se siente, paradójicamente, como una renovación en la música argentina. Si el llamado “rock barrial” fue, durante los años noventa y con nervio stone, la expresión reaccionaria de la juventud de la clase trabajadora al neoliberalismo y a un contexto social que los dejaba al margen del sistema, actualmente es la herramienta que muchos encontraron para dialogar con su tiempo y su gente. Bandas como Autos Robados, los principales exponentes de esta última camada, Los Gladiolos, La Grecia, Yony Linyero o reybruja son, entre tantas otras, quienes miran al barrio y encuentran allí elementos suficientes para abrazar el rock nacional y cantarle de forma actualizada a lo que sucede en las clases populares. Estas bandas forman lo que podríamos definir como la escena neo-rolinga de la música argentina. Aquí una guía para conocerlos:
Autos Robados
El antídoto (2026)
El último EP de la banda de Quilmes, la más importante del movimiento actual, muestra en tres canciones una buena imagen de lo que es la banda: un inicio con juego doble de guitarras bien stone (“El golpe”) y luego uno de esos temas característicos del grupo donde, sobre un galope de batería, la tensión crece permitiendo un baile de rocanrol bien transpirado (“Todo para mí”). Finalmente, una balada sensible con guiño ricotero (“El antidoto”). Buenos estribillos que reflejan la vida del laburante.
reybruja
Gustar y ofender (2025)
Los más eclécticos de su generación. Gustar y ofender hace una lectura generacional y se desmarca de sus pares paseándose por la distorsión en canciones más podridas, el vértigo garajero, las melodías típicas del rock nacional y unas baladas radiables aptas para toda la familia.
Yony Linyero
Esperando el rescate (2024)
Una relectura de lo rolinga actualizado a su época. Yony Linyero propone una observación participante de su barrio, Once, y lo narra como solo alguien del lugar puede hacerlo. Sonido lo-fi y sincero con germen punk en canciones de laburantes, alguna que otra droga y amores que dejan de ser. Corazones encendidos de rocanrol para un contexto hostil.
La Grecia
Lady Garrón (2025)
Ellos mismos afirman que hacen “rock and roll en serio”. Entre los señalados, los más jóvenes de su camada. Guardan influencias tanto de Guasones y Ratones Paranoicos como de AC/DC y Bob Dylan. Un disco con furia contenida y estribillos con todos los clichés del género: una estrella de rock que busca sexo, se sabe deseado, y habita la noche entre amigos y malas decisiones.
Los Gladiolos
Complicado (2021)
La banda con el sonido más cercano al arquetipo rolinga de los años 90. Guitarras y golpe de batería stone para acompañar las voces dobladas de Mariano Rogelio Maravilla. Canciones que hablan de los amigos, las calles del barrio y de la ausencia de esa persona querida, sin caer en los clichés y conservando la ternura de un rockero herido.
Los Bluyines
Rockdelia guitarra (2016)
Después de La Patrulla Espacial, Tomás Vilche, quien fuera el cantante y guitarrista del grupo, armó Los Bluyines. Así, castellanizando la palabra en inglés para darle nombre a la banda. El disco debut del grupo aborda sin prisa las guitarras stone con psicodelia, armónicas bien rolingas, y una voz hipnótica que habla del amor, la experimentación y el amor por su instrumento.
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Def Leppard confirmó su regreso a la Argentina. La banda británica se presentará el 5 de noviembre de 2026 en el Movistar Arena, con Extreme como invitados especiales, en el marco de una gira que también recorrerá México y distintos países de la región.
Con más de cuatro décadas de trayectoria, el grupo integrado por Joe Elliott, Phil Collen, Rick Savage, Vivian Campbell y Rick Allen vuelve después de tres años para repasar algunos de los discos más importantes de su carrera, entre ellos Pyromania e Hysteria, con clásicos como “Pour Some Sugar On Me”, “Rock of Ages”, “Animal”, “Love Bites” y “Foolin’”.
En 2023 habían visitado Sudamérica junto a Mötley Crüe, en un tour que reunió a más de 2,1 millones de espectadores en 27 países.
En 2022, Def Leppard editó Diamond Star Halos, su duodécimo álbum de estudio, que debutó en el número uno de los rankings de Apple Music, Amazon Music y Billboard Hard Rock, además de ingresar al Top 10 del Billboard 200. Un año más tarde lanzó Drastic Symphonies, grabado junto a la Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, que alcanzó el cuarto puesto en el Reino Unido y permaneció durante 15 semanas en el número uno del ranking Billboard Current Classical.
En paralelo, la banda publicó recientemente el sencillo “Just Like 73”, grabado junto al guitarrista Tom Morello, que llegó al primer puesto del ranking Mediabase Classic Rock.
Def Leppard en Argentina: entradas, ubicaciones y precios
Las entradas para ver a Def Leppard en Buenos Aires están a la venta en el sitio web oficial de Movistar Arena.
- Campo parado: $95.000 (más service charge)
- Platea baja: $130.000 (más service charge)
- Platea alta: $105.000 (más service charge)
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Liam Gallagher has responded to Harry Kane losing his voice singing Oasis’ “Wonderwall” following England’s epic FIFA World Cup win against Mexico on Sunday night (July 6).
The Three Lions saw off Mexico at the legendary Estadio Azteca in Mexico City in a 3-2 thriller in one of the most thrilling games of the tournament. Jude Bellingham scored twice in quick succession in the first half to put the visitors in front, with the team’s captain Kane extending the scoreline with a second-half penalty. England’s Jarell Quansah was later sent off with a red card for a rash challenge, leaving England a man down for the rest of the game as Mexico scored two goals to ensure a nail-biting finale.
Following the final whistle, the England squad sang Oasis’ “Wonderwall” in front of the supporters who had made the trip to the iconic Mexico City stadium. At the 2026 tournament, it has become a tradition for the England fans and players to share a singalong of the 1995 Britpop classic, having done so following matches against Croatia, Ghana, Panama and DR Congo.
However Kane was left with little to no voice following the rendition, with the captain struggling through an interview with BBC Sport saying that “I’ve just been singing there. I can’t really talk.”
Following the interview broadcast, Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher wrote on X, “It’s hard work that singing Harry Kane cmon ENGLAND cmon WONDERWALL.”
Another England player came away from the singalong wounded, with Brentford midfielder Jordan Henderson seriously injuring his wrist after falling over advertising boards on his way back from the Oasis-coded celebration with fans. He had to be stretchered off by medical staff.
England will play Norway in the quarter final round of the tournament on Saturday (July 11) in Miami.
Kylie Minogue is popular enough in her home country to spark a genuine political controversy — just ask Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who issued a public apology Monday (July 6) after nominating Minogue for all three categories in a “shag, marry, date” game on a comedy podcast.
Albanese appeared on the Bush Deep podcast with comedian Nikki Osborne in an interview released last week that also covered his dog and gifts from world leaders.
When Osborne pushed Albanese — married to Jodie Haydon for six months — into placing Minogue, Nicole Kidman and Rhonda Burchmore into the categories, he initially resisted before landing on Minogue for the sweep.
“Kylie, clearly,” he said, before confirming: “all of the above… She’s terrific.” Osborne also asked whether Albanese and his wife were “bonking like rabbits,” to which he replied: “Well, when we have time. After the footy. It’s always a good aphrodisiac, a Souths win.”
The comments drew criticism over the weekend from politicians across the aisle, including independent MP Zali Steggall, who told The Australian it was “entirely inappropriate for the prime minister to participate in such a game” and that he should have “push[ed] back, le[d] by example and call[ed] it out as sexist.” Liberal shadow minister Sarah Henderson called the remarks “disrespectful to women, embarrassing to Australians, and demean the office of Prime Minister,” while Liberal frontbencher Andrew Bragg said they were “beneath his office.”
Albanese’s office responded Monday morning with a one-line statement: “I apologise unequivocally for the comments.” Labor minister Tanya Plibersek defended him without having heard the interview, telling Channel Seven that being “a fan of Kylie Minogue… puts him in a group with millions of other Australians, including me.”
Acting PM Richard Marles noted the podcast format was simply “different” from Albanese’s usual media appearances, pointing to the government’s gender-equality record in cabinet and caucus representation.
Minogue remains one of the most enduring artists in Billboard chart history. She first hit the Hot 100 in 1988 with “The Loco-Motion” (No. 3, 27 weeks on the chart) and returned to the top 10 in 2002 with “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” (No. 7, 20 weeks), the lead single from Fever, which peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 — her career-best chart placement.
She has logged 11 total titles on the Billboard 200, including 2010’s Aphrodite (No. 19), and 18 entries on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, among them “Dance Alone” with Sia (No. 8). Her 2023 comeback single “Padam Padam” peaked at No. 7 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs and became the first track to win the Grammy for Best Pop Dance Recording; it also reached No. 32 on Pop Airplay, her first appearance on that chart in nearly two decades. She is also set to headline the AFL Grand Final in September.
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What’s in a name? That’s what soccer fans across North America have been asking as they’ve shown up in droves to attend the 2026 edition of the FIFA World Cup in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
While the matches are being played across 16 popular stadiums in host cities across the continent, you’d be hard-pressed to find the original name of the stadium anywhere on the building — or anywhere in the vicinity for that matter. That’s because FIFA has banned the use of corporate-sponsored stadium names unless said company pays a usage fee — a fee which was presumably too high, since none of the stadiums kept their names for the six-week tournament. The end result: the 2026 World Cup venues are officially known by the major city they’re in (or closest to), leading to clunky naming conventions like “New York New Jersey Stadium” (instead of MetLife Stadium) in the Tri-State area, and “Los Angeles Stadium” instead of SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
Financial institution SoFi has brought out a number of musicians and celebrities to its suite in “Los Angeles Stadium” over the last few weeks, and while their branding has been covered up with black fabric on the stadium exterior and on the screens inside, the company says its goal in hosting guests at the World Cup is predicated on more than just a wordmark or logo.
“SoFi Stadium was built to be a global destination, and we’re proud to have been part of that vision from day one,” leads a statement from the company. “While FIFA has its own requirements for tournament venues, Angelenos and fans around the world know the stadium as SoFi Stadium and recognize its significance in Los Angeles. Ultimately, our branding extends beyond a sign on a stadium. It shows up in what SoFi is about: helping people achieve financial independence and realize their ambitions.”
SoFi is also helping people realize some of their sporting dreams, welcoming musicians like Chloe Bailey and Nick Lachey, and actors Simu Liu, Chace Crawford and Sterling K. Brown to their VIP suite at SoFi — ahem — Los Angeles Stadium last month. While their logo and signage may have been covered at the stadium, SoFi branding was on full display inside their private suite, with guests receiving SoFi soccer scarves and blue and purple SoFi jerseys at their seats.
The invite-only experience also included an elevated dining experience for guests — think sushi, short rib and thai curry over hot dogs and burgers, while Tattinger champagne and Casmigos tequila flowed freely at the bar.
Bailey was spotted taking ‘fit pics to post to Instagram as she joined SoFi for the U.S. men’s national team’s kickoff game on June 12. Other celebrities in the suite for that game included Dylan Efron and Ginny & Georgia star, Brianne Howey, who were both seen celebrating and recording video of the crowd cheering after the U.S. defeated Paraguay by a score of 4-1.
Lachey, Crawford and Liu, meantime, were in the SoFi suite for the final U.S. group stage game, where the men’s team lost a close 3-2 decision to Turkiye. Love Is Blind host and 98 Degrees star Lachey proudly sang along to the national anthem before changing into a U.S. soccer jersey that he jokingly teased was “too tight” for his frame. Lachey and Liu also gamely posed for photos in the SoFi suite, which had a prime view of the soccer pitch below.
Per a press release, the World Cup experiences helped to showcase the “elevated access and benefits available through SoFi Plus,” a premium membership tier that unlocks higher interest rates, credit card perks, cashback deals and access to certified financial planners. Members can also unlock exclusive “SoFi Plus Experiences,” with expedited entry, discounted tickets and lounge access (where applicable) to big entertainment and sporting events. SoFi also used the events to promote its new crypto program, designed to make the decentralized digital currency more accessible to everyone.
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“As the World Cup continues in LA, we’re focused on showing up for our members, the local community and fans in ways that extend beyond the stadium itself,” the company says. “With the World Cup, the LA28 Olympic Games and next year’s Super Bowl, SoFi Stadium will continue to sit at the center of the biggest moments in sports and culture and continue to reflect SoFi’s mission.”
Dizzee Rascal is returning to Australia and New Zealand this November and December for the We Want Bass tour, joined by U.K. dance act Example, rapper Arrdee and Perth DJ Swaglord Savannah across seven shows.
The tour opens at Perth HPC on Nov. 26 and moves through Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Byron Bay before closing at Auckland’s Shed 10 on Dec. 8. Support lineups vary by city: Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney get the full four-artist bill, while Adelaide and Auckland feature only Arrdee, and Byron Bay features only Swaglord Savannah. Mastercard and Live Nation presales run July 8-9, with general tickets on sale July 9 at 1 p.m. local time via livenation.com.au and livenation.co.nz.
Born Dylan Mills, Dizzee Rascal remains one of the most influential artists to emerge from London’s grime scene. His 2003 debut Boy in da Corner won the Mercury Prize, making him the youngest winner in the award’s history at 19 and the second rapper to take the prize after Ms. Dynamite the year before. The album is widely regarded as one of grime’s foundational texts.
His commercial peak came with 2009’s Tongue n’ Cheek, which produced four consecutive U.K. No. 1 singles — “Dance Wiv Me” with Calvin Harris, “Bonkers” with Armand Van Helden, “Holiday” and “Dirtee Disco” — and was certified double platinum. His 2010 collaboration with Shakira, “Loca,” topped charts across Europe and peaked at No. 32 on the Billboard Hot 100. He was appointed MBE in 2020 for services to music.
Example has built a near two-decade career as one of the U.K.’s most consistent rap-dance crossover acts. Arrdee broke through via his verse on Russ Millions and Tion Wayne’s U.K. No. 1 “Body Remix,” before his debut mixtape Pier Pressure reached No. 2 on the Official Albums Chart and No. 1 on the U.K. Streaming Chart.
Dizzee Rascal — We Want Bass Tour: Australia & New Zealand 2026
Nov. 26 — Perth — HPC (with Example, Arrdee, Swaglord Savannah)
Nov. 28 — Brisbane — Eatons Hill Outdoors (with Example, Arrdee, Swaglord Savannah)
Dec. 1 — Adelaide — Hindley Street Music Hall (with Arrdee)
Dec. 4 — Melbourne — Royal Botanic Gardens (with Example, Arrdee, Swaglord Savannah)
Dec. 5 — Sydney — On The Steps at Sydney Opera House Forecourt (with Example, Arrdee, Swaglord Savannah)
Dec. 6 — Byron Bay — Beach Hotel (with Swaglord Savannah)
Dec. 8 — Auckland — Shed 10 (with Arrdee)
Donna Kelce, Travis Kelce’s mom and now Taylor Swift‘s mother-in-law, is the newlyweds’ first immediate family member to publicly talk about the wedding festivities that took place in New York City at Madison Square Garden Friday night (July 3).
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Mama Kelce made an appearance at the city’s annual Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks event while she was in town to see her son, who’s the tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, marry the pop superstar. Donna walked the Macy’s red carpet looking quite patriotic on Saturday (July 4), the day after the wedding, wearing an American flag tunic, white trousers, a red statement necklace and red-framed eyeglasses.
She took part in an interview at the Macy’s event, as seen in a video posted on the department store’s Instagram account.
Of course, Mrs. Kelce was asked about Taylor and Travis’ shindig — a late-night celebration at the famed Midtown arena with a reported 1,000 guests who’ve mostly remained tight-lipped about the details.
Instead of completely dodging the question, she did talk about the bride and groom’s big day. She just didn’t offer much of an inside scoop.
“I really can’t say a heck of a lot except it was magical, man. Magical,” Travis’ mom says on camera in the clip below.
The proud mom of two NFL athletes — Travis and his brother Jason Kelce, who was best man at the wedding — also shared a memory of how the Kelce family would celebrate Fourth of July when her sons were children: “I remember I used to take the boys down to Lake Erie and we would watch the fireworks in Euclid, Ohio, and we had the best time,” she said in the interview this weekend.
Donna Kelce attends the 50th Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks at Pier 17 on July 4, 2026 in New York City.
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Swift and Kelce opted out of having a traditional wedding party with bridesmaids and groomsmen for their ceremony. The Life of a Showgirl hitmaker’s rep shared that the bride simply had her brother, Austin Swift, serve as man of honor while Jason stood by Travis as best man.
Adam Sandler officiated the wedding ceremony, which featured vows that Swift and Kelce wrote themselves. GMA’s George Stephanopoulos, who was in attendance, described the pair’s vows as “everything you would hope for — real, vulnerable, serious and silly, deeply loving.” Another guest, AMC CEO Adam Aron, spilled that their vows were “long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing explorations by each as to how they met, why they want to be with each other for all eternity, the promises they made in joining their much-beloved two whole families (Kelce’s and Swift’s) as one, and committing to their new mutual life together.”
Though the couple has yet to reveal a wedding portrait, or even a glimpse at Swift’s wedding dress, it’s been confirmed that the bride and groom’s looks were designed by Dior Women’s, Men’s and Haute Couture Collections creative director Jonathan Anderson (who’s also the founder of menswear label JW Anderson).
Music icons Stevie Nicks and Paul McCartney reportedly performed at the reception at Madison Square Garden, which is said to have been transformed with Secret Garden-themed decor.
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Two soccer powerhouses meet in a Round of 16 knockout match today at the World Cup, as Mexico takes on England live from Mexico City.
Tonight’s soccer match pits El Tri against The Three Lions as they face off for a quarterfinal berth at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The winner advances to face Norway, who upset Brazil in an earlier match on Sunday. The halftime show, meantime, will feature Mana, as the band plays for the sold out crowd at the Estadio Ciudad de México (formerly Estadio Azteca). The anthem for tonight’s game: “Aquí No Es Así,” a well-known track by the Mexican band Caifanes.
How to Watch Mexico vs. England, At a Glance:
- Date: Sunday, July 5
- Time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT
- Broadcast Channels: FOX and FOX Sports (in English); Telemundo and Universo (in Spanish)
- Streaming: DirecTV, Fubo, FOX One, ExpressVPN
Tonight’s Mexico vs. England World Cup match airs on FOX across the country, so you can tune into the game on TV through your local FOX affiliate. You can also find a Spanish–language feed on Telemundo. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. local time (8 p.m. ET) but there is a threat of rain so officials may delay the game if necessary.
Most basic cable packages will include FOX and Telemundo, but if you don’t have cable, you can also find a free stream of the England vs. Mexico game online.
Where to Watch Mexico vs. England Soccer Game Online for Free
Cord-cutters have a few ways to watch tonight’s World Cup match online, including ways to livestream for free.
TOP CHOICE
DirecTV
Our top choice is DirecTV, a live TV streaming service which lets you watch FOX, Telemundo and dozens of other live feeds over the internet.
The streamer offers the “MySports Genre Pack” with more than 20 sports channels that you can stream online, like FOX and FOX Sports, plus access to ESPN Unlimited. It goes for $49.99 per month for the first two months of service ($64.99 per month afterward).
Don’t want to commit? DirecTV offers a five-day free trial that you can grab here and get instant access to livestream the Mexico vs. England game on FOX or on Telemundo online for free.
EDITOR’S CHOICE
Fubo
I personally use Fubo to livestream all my sports online and I’ve been using the streaming service to watch a FOX World Cup feed for free.
Fubo’s free trial gets you five days of free streaming online, so you can watch the Mexico-England soccer game tonight for free and keep the service for most of the matches this week too. Fubo lets you watch a free stream of the World Cup game on FOX or Telemundo and you can livestream it on your phone, tablet, computer or smart TV.
OFFICIAL STREAMER
FOX One
FOX One is the official streaming home for the 2026 FIFA World Cup here in the U.S. and the streamer carries a live feed of every single match, including tonight’s Mexico vs. England game.
A subscription to FOX One costs $19.99/month but the site is offering a three-day free trial right now for Amazon Prime members here. Use the free trial to watch Mexico vs. England live online for free and test out the rest of the new streamer’s news and sports offerings.
INTERNATIONAL FEED
ExpressVPN
Both DirecTV and Fubo carry a live Telemundo broadcast feed so you can watch the Mexico soccer game in Spanish online without needing cable.
But if you’d like to tune into the official Mexican feed — airing through TelevisaUnivisión and TV Azteca — you can use a virtual private network like ExpressVPN to set your location to Mexico and stream the local broadcast as if you were there.
Mexico and England are closely matched for tonight’s World Cup match though oddsmakers give a slight edge to the English team. This is Mexico’s 18th appearance in the World Cup and with a win today, the team will match the country’s best-ever finish, when El Tri made the quarterfinals in 1986.
England is one of the oldest national teams in international football, though they have only won the World Cup once, in 1966.
Watch tonight’s game in English or Spanish online free without cable through DirecTV here.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce received “really touching” marriage advice from Adam Sandler, who officiated the couple’s wedding, reveals Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid.
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Kelce’s coach praised Sandler in an interview on CNN Sunday afternoon (July 5) — two days after seeing the bride and groom say “I do” — for doing a “phenomenal job” as officiant for their wedding ceremony. Reid also offered a glimpse at what the comedic actor told Swift and Kelce during the service.
“He said, ‘Kiss every chance you have, every day,’” Reid said. “‘Whether you’re going to bed or going to work or, you know, wherever, go ahead and kiss her.’ And I thought that was, in a simple way, in its simplest form, it really was touching.”
Reid added of Swift and Kelce, “I’ve had a chance to see them grow together, and that’s the most important thing, that there’s a love there, a sincere love.”
“Obviously, they’re different people, from different worlds, but they’ve come together to join hands, and they’re really special together,” the Chiefs coach said on CNN.
Swift’s rep confirmed that Sandler led the bride and groom’s ceremony at Madison Square Garden in New York City Friday night (July 3), though no details about what he said were shared at the time.
After Swift and Kelce exchanged vows, big screens on the exterior of the arena announced, “JUST&T MARRIED!”
By Saturday, some tidbits about the couple’s vows trickled in from guests who’d attended the event. The vows, which Swift and Kelce wrote themselves, were “everything you would hope for — real, vulnerable, serious and silly, deeply loving,” according to GMA host George Stephanopoulos.
The vows were “long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing explorations by each as to how they met, why they want to be with each other for all eternity, the promises they made in joining their much-beloved two whole families (Kelce’s and Swift’s) as one, and committing to their new mutual life together,” Adam Aron, CEO at AMC, recapped in a since-deleted social media post.
As of press time Sunday, those who weren’t invited to the wedding still await the first look at Swift and Kelce on their big day. Swift wore a dress designed by Jonathan Anderson, creative director of Dior Women’s, Men’s and Haute Couture Collections; Anderson is also the founder/designer of menswear brand JW Anderson.
Sandler has previously been connected to both Swift and Kelce.
Kelce had a cameo in Sandler’s 2025 film Happy Gilmore 2, while Swift’s music has deep roots with Sandler and his daughters.
“Taylor’s so damn nice to my family and has always been,” he said in an interview last year. “She’s ridiculously nice to them and warm, and Travis is such a gentle, nice guy. Funny as hell. He’s like the guys I grew up with.”
Sandler also gushed over the pop star in an appearance on Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast in 2024, sharing, “I love what she had to say … what she meant to young girls, what she means to women, what she means to guys doing the right thing in life … I do get nervous around Taylor Swift, because I don’t want to f—ing blow it for my kids and say something stupid.”
Sandler’s favorite song by Swift is a sentimental track from Fearless that she acclaimed singer-songwriter wrote for her mother, Andrea Swift, for the album’s original release in 2008.
“Everything [my two daughters] throw on I love, but one of the first ones they threw on when they were young was ‘The Best Day,’” he told Billboard in 2024. “We connected with that when the kids were young. Every album, we listen the first day it comes out. There’s not a song they don’t know every word to.”