Jason Kelce spills on Travis’ surprise wedding performance for Taylor Swift

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Jason Kelce shared that his brother, Travis Kelce, “did OK” while performing a song at his MSG wedding with Taylor Swift.

“Trav can sing,” the former NFL star, 38, revealed, while discussing the nuptials with Ross Tucker on a new episode of the “Ross Tucker Football Podcast,” which dropped Tuesday.

“Trav has always been able to carry a tune. Obviously, paled in comparison to some of the other people singing that night, but he did OK. Trav is very good.”

Jason Kelce shared that his brother, Travis Kelce (seen above with Taylor Swift in March) “did OK” while performing a song at his MSG wedding earlier this month. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for iHeartRadio
The former Philadelphia Eagles center told Ross Tucker that growing up in Cleveland Heights helped him and Travis develop artistic talents. YouTube/@RossTuckerNFL

During the episode, Jason shared how growing up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, helped him and Travis, 36, develop artistic talents.

“I think a lot of the fact that we kind of do a little bit of everything actually stems from where we grew up in Cleveland,” the retired Philadelphia Eagles center shared.

“We grew up in a city called Cleveland Heights, very liberal artsy town. It’s super interesting, and it’s diverse economically; it’s diverse demographically. A lot of, like, former hippies have settled there. There’s always been a thriving music scene there. It’s a very interesting town.”

Jason (seen above with Travis in May) said that there’s always been a “thriving music scene” in Cleveland Heights. NBAE via Getty Images
The “New Heights” co-host called Cleveland Heights a “wonderful area” to be exposed to “a lot of different things.” MLB Photos via Getty Images

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“When you’re in middle school, you’re either singing or you’re doing music with an instrument. So, it’s very artsy,” Jason further explained.

“I really do think it’s a wonderful area that you kind of get exposed to a lot of different things, whether it’s the arts, athletics, academics.”

As Page Six previously reported, Travis and Swift’s massive Madison Square Garden wedding was attended by many significant figures from the music industry, including performers like Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw.

Many notable music figures attended the wedding, including Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw, who both performed at the event. (Pictured above: the now-newlyweds out and about last June.) te_university/Instagram
San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk and his wife Kristin described the night as “legendary.” AFP via Getty Images

When asked to describe the wedding, fellow NFL player Kyle Juszczyk and his wife, Kristin Juszczyk, called the night “legendary.”

“It was just the best night ever,” Kristin shared with Page Six. “It was legendary. There’s no other way to describe it.”

Kyle agreed, chiming in with, “Yeah, truly, truly legendary.”

Jason’s wife, Kylie Kelce, also shared her thoughts on the nuptials, calling the night “incredible” during an interview with People at the American Century Championship golf tournament.

Kylie Kelce (seen above with husband Jason) also shared her thoughts on the wedding, calling the night “incredible.” kykelce/Instagram
Jason and Kylie’s daughters, Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett and Finnley (all seen above), also played a special part in the wedding. kykelce/Instagram

Jason and Kylie’s four daughters, Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley, 1, also played a special part in the wedding, the “New Heights” co-host confirmed in an interview with the Reno Gazette Journal.

“It was a special event for our entire family, and obviously my daughters are incredible,” Jason shared, referencing his daughters’ role as flower girls in the wedding.

“They’re beautiful, they’re incredible personalities. And Travis and Taylor love them. So, very happy we were able to be a part of it. And more importantly, very happy for those two. It was an amazing day.”

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