Taylor Swift seems to have been everywhere over the last couple of weeks, working a punishing promotional schedule in advance of her new album 1989.

Which must be why she was back in Los Angeles performing to a crowd of nearly 15,000 screaming fans only 24 hours after she was filming with Alan Carr on Chatty Man in London.

The 24-year-old hopped from our favourite UK chat show to the hugely popular Jimmy Kimmel Live! in the US - where she experienced the honour of having Hollywood Boulevard closed in order for her to perform.

After a chat with the host she performed global hit Shake It Off and new track Out Of The Woods to a street that was absolutely rammed with excited Swifties.

And Kimmel reminisced about her first appearance on his show, years before.

"Taylor came to our show with her mom and her guitar, and somehow she got a hold of the guy who books the bands here, Scott Igoe, and she asked if she could play a song for him," he explained.

"And he said, 'No, you can't be in the greenroom, we serve alcohol here. You're too young. You have to go.' So he threw her out.

"He threw Taylor Swift out of our building."

Talking about the release of her album next week, T-Swift insisted that she is delighted with it.

"I'm more confident about this album than I've been about any of the other ones, which is a really nice feeling," she began.

"But it's almost like you're releasing this thing into the world that you spent two years with, and it's just been mine for two years and now it's everybody else's.

"You know, sending it off to college."