Troye Sivan Surprises Kacey Musgraves Fans With First-Ever Live 'Easy' Duet at MSG

New York City got an unexpected pop crossover during Kacey Musgraves' recent concert stand. While taking the stage for the second night of her residency at Madison Square Garden, the country-pop icon stunned the packed arena by bringing out Australian star Troye Sivan as a surprise guest. The stadium erupted as the two pop talents united to deliver the debut live performance of their hit collaboration, "Easy." Sivan hit the stage in style, rocking brown leather pants accented with silver rivets, paired with a brown plaid shirt beneath a rich chocolate-colored vest. The artists paced the stage around one another, trading vocals on the dramatic track as the audience cheered. They powered through lines about warp-wood floors, a house on fire, and desperately trying to figure out how to pull through the chaos together.

Did Troye Sivan and Kacey Musgraves sing Easy live?

While the duet has long been a staple on fan playlists, the Madison Square Garden concert marked the first time the musicians ever sang the track together on stage. Their shared version of "Easy" originally arrived as a revamped single featuring super-producer Mark Ronson. Sivan first dropped the solo cut of "Easy" on his August 2020 EP, *In a Dream*. Shortly after the remix released, the duo rolled out a cinematic music video helmed by director Bardia Zeinali, featuring the pair playing a couple of close friends fleeing on the run.

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When did Troye Sivan and Kacey Musgraves first work together?

The MSG surprise is just the latest chapter in a multi-year creative connection between the two stars. Musgraves and Sivan first teamed up in 2019 to deliver the festive duet "Glittery," which was featured as part of Musgraves' holiday television project. After years of waiting to see the duet hit the stage, fans finally got their moment during Musgraves' double-header in Manhattan. The crowd's ecstatic reaction proved that this pop union is still a massive hit with concertgoers.