Here's Who We Want To See On Stage With Taylor Swift During Her Upcoming Aus Tour

Notorious for bringing a stack of industry heavyweights on stage with her during previous tours, we reckon there's a hot chance some famous Aussies might jump up on stage with Taylor Swift when her Reputation tour kicks off this Friday. 

The US pop star is set to hit the country this week with shows confirmed in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. 

While Troye Sivan was a sure bet given his previous cameo (turns out all he had to do for free tix was get on stage with her) and recent single with support act Charli XCX, he is currently on tour in the US and has to be ruled out. 

Here are the other artists we'd love to see jump up with Tay Tay. 

John Farnham 

He recently got on stage with Celine Dion to perform You're The Voice and come on - it's Farnsey! 

Daryl Braithwaite 

Another Aussie legend. Another classic Aussie tune. You know Swift wants to ride on the horses, yeah yeah! Harry Styles certainly fell for the track during his recent Aussie tour...

Cher 

OK, so we know she's not Australian but she is an absolute powerhouse who is currently wrapping up her Aussie tour. There's a sneaky little gap before her next gig in the US that crosses over with Swift's dates. So now there is only one question; do you believe in a life after a Cher and Taylor Swift collab? 

Vance Joy

He supported Swift the last time she was here for the massive 1989 tour and we already know she is fan, having covered Riptide a little while back in the Live Lounge. Possible reconnection on stage with ukuleles in hand?

Lee Lin Chin 

It may be a long shot but after Lee Lin Chin's campaign to get on stage was snubbed the last time Swift was in the country, we think this would be the ultimate retirement present for the iconic newsreader and national treasure. Give the people what they want, Tay Tay.

Dear @taylorswift13, I've been informed you have "bad bitches" join you on stage. I am Australia's premiere "bad bitch"... let's do this.

— Lee Lin Chin (@LeeLinChin) November 24, 2015